The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-11-03
WALTON.

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- D. Tlele is visiting friends in Tai.
,Ss'aSsee, Jack is getting to be q sac
Mrs W. F. Richards, of Fort piarcs
was a pleasant caller in town Satur'
day afternoon. "''
captain Francis Scott Walton rsoiv.
tered in Fort Pierce Saturday as did Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Leonard.
Mr. Leroy Cox is a person of no small,
tastes as it takes the whole of the Inn
Tor his sleeping quarters.
The finest of radishes is the first cror
offered from the Demonstration Carr
oe"s' OF the Coldren Land Company.
Mr., McGalester, the Wizard, Of the
ar'es'an well in the st. Lucie Gardens
day, s"eSe vi 'u'-
The Webster Brothers, Messrs c, H.
and f. b. have arrived for the winter.
having passed the summer at their
Northern home in Connecticut.
Mr., and Mrs. X, E. Schuyler are now
located In the cottage north of st.
rauFs church, nice place and free
I fss< a
from the noise of the city proper.
Messrs. Koblegard and Williams, of
Fort Pierce, with Mr.. John Garrison of
Jensen, were pleasant trio registered
at the Buckeye for supper Sunday
night.
Mrs. F, R. Horton and children, Fern
and Richard, have been visiting for sew
eral days in this vicinity, taking their
departure for their home in Fort Pierce.
Tuesday evening.
Misses Madge and Tomasine
Waters passed pleasant Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Waters, returning to Jensen High
School Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Miller have tax.
en- on the dignity of housekeeping in
the Sutton house where they will re-
side until their new bungalow is COM
pleted Much of the old building on
the premises of what will soon consti.
tute the new home has been removed
to the rear premises and will be de-
voted to utility purposes
Mr.. Ralph Racey, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs, c. H. Racey. of Mt. Elizabeth, has
accepted position in the department
store of of X. E. Schuyler & Co., of
Walton. He is warmly welcomed by
the young people, while the elderly PEG.
pie would give him good hanc shake
had they the opportunity. The X. E.
Schuyler Company is to be congratu-
lated in procuring such efficient service.
The Coldren Land Company have
leased the Inn for one year, utilizing
same in the interest of home seekers
that will be brought to this vicinity by
this company. The building will be de-
voted to their use, as they will be fed,
lodged and entertained at this hostelry
while in Walton, taking in the good
qualities and making purchases of same
in the St. Lucie Gardens The LIST and
Bird Tuesdays in each month is the
ticket day all over the United States
for home seekers fares.
As no activity was expected in honor
of Hallowe' EN- at Walton, quite dele
cation travelled to Jensen in order to be
present in the commemoraion exercis-
es given principally by the pupils of the
High school at that place. Time pro-
hibit, any extended notice of the same
but it was given by artlsts OIL merit
equal to those found in some large
towns. The numbers. one and all,
were well worth listening to, while the
actors of older years were above the
average expected on such an OCCASION
Each number was received with pleas
ure. and accorded the mede OF praise
testified to by well earned applause
The pleasing voice of Mrs. W. H. har'
doe was listened to with great enjoy
ment and as at the ending of her first !
Offering, received a double portion OF
applause which as was wished, result
ed prolonged applause which the song
stress graciousIy acknowledged by rem
dering a sacred solo. After the pro,
Gram was concluded refreshments 0,
sandwiches. coffee, salad, olives anu
cake of inconceivabe numbers o! war;,
atv were served. The fortune 'e''e'
must have taken several durats 70 De
added to the gold pile. Eldred' Ede"