The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. McMulen and
party visited Fort Pierce Tuesday.
Fishing parties have been the thing
lately and all have had fine success.
John Miller is still engaged in setting
out trees on his place down near the
inlet.
Henry Phillips has finished work on
the Electa, and she looks fine and dam
dy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. LeTourneau Wis
tied the Saegers at Ankona last Sunday
afternoon. ..
Mrs. E. A. Ireland and Mrs. Le-
Tourneau were calling on Walton friends
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Miller's little adopted daughter,
Gertrude, has been quite i'll with cold,
but is better again.
E. II. LeTourneau was the guest of
Angus Miller for very successful fish
ing trip to the inlet last Saturday.
Thomas E. Richards, of Fort Pierce,
paid much appreciated visit to his
friends here last Saturday and Sunday.
Harry jennings fine yacht, the
Dreamer" is at Phillips boat yard to
be hauled out and housed for safe
keeping.
Miss Jesse Miller went to Jensen to
visit her good friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ricou, who brought her home in their
fine auto.
Miss Jesse Miller came up from her
Lantana home and spent the week end
with her relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
j. H. LeTourneau's boat has been
hauled out and scraped and painted
and now she can show her heels to some
of the slower craft
The river is lively with yachts and
motor boats. Some of the latter are
very speedy, and pass ordinary small
boats as though they were anchored.
We are having some more Smelling
done on the road in the worst places.
Mr.. Austin, our commissioner, has
taken pity on us. We never had a
square deal. The shell put on here for
merely was nearly all dirt.
NJ Cnn,,,atac ho, oprorol pouo
Miller to run the ElectOr for the seas
on. Mr.. G ammeter made wise selec-
ton, for a better and more faithful
imam could not be found, and if there
are any fish to be found he can locate
them.
Messrs. E. H. LeTourneau and Ed
ward Richards were the guests of
Charles Edason and party for delight
full trip to Waveland in the fine yacht
Sauna. They called on their friends.
the Misses Baker and DR.. Sneeden and
Others.
WasherwOmen are very scarce ar
ticle these days, nearly all the colored
women are picking beans. They enjoy
the launch trips back and forth, and
have a fine picnic While we do not
blame them, many fair lady groans
as she bends to the unaccustOmed task
over the wash tub.
The latest news from the Robinsons
is to the effect that the physicians now
hold out the hope for a cure, as he is
responding to the treatment very nice
ly. but there is no perceptible change in
his general health as yet. Mrs. Robin
son has joined him at Tampa and will
remain until he is better.
Charles Edason and C. f. DeMouth
went over to the beach last Monday |
with gang of men, and repaired the
pavilion wharf, which had been buffeted
by the waves, and motor boats strick- !
ing it head on (some folk never could |
stop if there was not a wharf handy to
run into). Altho the dock had been we'll
built, it had to succumb to the many
onslaughts made upon it. We are
much indebted to the public spirited
folks who have put it in order.
Mr.. and Mrs. TeTourneau spent a
delightful evening last Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hardee,
who had as their guests for the night.
Mr. and Mrs. McCombs and Mr.: Gunst,
of Fort Pierce. Mrs. Hardee. decided
to share the pleasures with few of
her neighbors. 1t was indeed must
cal feast. There were duets, triOs,
solos, both instrumental and vocal in
which the hostess took part with the
other nilsicians II Mas q solid ouan-