The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-04-07
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I '"'ieo iiaislen was mere last wee
attending to some business for s F
Travis.
Mrs'F,O Williams and daughter hav
returned to Jacksonville after a YER,
pleasant visit here.
We have been having a gale of winc
from the southeast for week past
This month should be mild and showerv
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson left or
Monday for Tampa. Mr.. Robinson
goes to the sanitorum there for treat
ment.
Easter will be observed in a fittine
manner by the Eden Congregations
Sunday school who hope to see all thei,
friends at the church at ten O'Clock
easter Sunday morning.
Miss Barbara Miller who has beer
very i'll with grip returned home with
her mother last week. Her sister Miss
Maude has gone to Jupiter to take hel
place until she is able to return.
Mrs. Altman who has been visiting
here for two weeks was joined by her
husband Sunday. They left by train
Monday. Mrs. Altman made many
friends who hope to welcome her here
again.
Mr.. Button, of Chicago, H., who
was the guest of J. II. LeTourneau
last week left Sunday for Daytona en-
route to his home. He was charmed
with our country and expects to have Il
winter home here.
Fl. l.. Phillips and son have the sum
mer home of the Glee Louise, and Ken
lucky nearly ready. 1t is a comfort to
people leaving to know their yachts will
be taken care of and they are in good
hands when this enterprising firm has
charge.
Messrs. Edason and I.eTourneau made
a flying trip to Palm Beach in the
Sauna last weeks going down one day
and back the next. This is an ideal
trip for fast boat and it is considered
no stunt at all to go down in the morn
ing and bach at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. F. G. McMullen, and
Miss England, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gammeter for trip to the
inlet last Friday in the Electra. Re-
turning, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor invited
the whole party to the Walton Inn for
dinner, rounding out perfect day of
enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, of Newark, N.
j., and Mrs. w. H. Harris came on a
prospecting trip down the boulevard
last Monday, calling at Fleetwood en-
route to pay their respects to the Oldest
inhabitant, a former Newark err. MRS.
Harris who belongs here, just came in
say tohowdy.) We nope these charm
ing people will decide to have winter
home among US.
Mr.. Gammeter and family who have
spent the winter here, left Monday via
launch for Daytona and from thence
they will go to San Antono, Texas. Mr..
Gammeter is the inventor of the Gam
meter multigraph and other useful
articles and is suffering from nervous
breakdown, from over work. They
made many friends while here who
hope to hear of his complete recovery.
W. are constantly receiving inquiries
about our county. People are beginning
10 find out about the St. Lucie noun.
tain district. Everybody that comes is
charmed with our high dry county, our
beautiful hills, and bluffs, our groves,
and pineapple fields and above all de-
lighted with our lakes Astounding with
fish, and this glorious sheet OF water
not less than two miles wide at any
ooint. Our old orange groves some OF
the trees fifty and sixty years and num-
bers of them from twenty-five to thirty
years old and never frozen down, are a
to them, the news having gone
forth that no citrus fruit in the state
the big freeze. 1t is surprising
how such news gets around. The trees
mere did not even drop the fruit.