The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-06

leo. b. Hall and X. u. Hardee, or
Sebastian, were visitors in our city
Tuesday.
j. X. Williams, cashier of the st.
Lucie County Bank, spent Monday in
Jacksonville on business.
The Emily B., the Standard Oil Com
pany's schooner, laden with oil and gas
oline, was in port Monday.
E. C. Hendrix, former resident of
Fort Pierce, now knight of the grip,
travelling out of Tampa, was in our city
Sunday. ...
Roy Lewis returned Monday to Lake
City, where he re-enters Columbia Col
lege, after spending the holidays in
Fort Pierce.
Ernest Ricou, of Jensen, passed
through Fort Pierce last Monday en-
route to Gainesville, where he re-en-
tered the State University.
Write Marx Brothers, Jacksonville.
Fla, for prices on Maine Red Bliss
Triumph and Spalding No 4 Rose Seed
Potatoes; genuine Maine seed.
Presbyterian services in the Improve
ment club hall next Sunday as follows:
Sunday School at 10 a. m.; morning
sermon at II a. M. and evening sermon
at $780,
Chas. W. Busch, representing the
Robert T. Cochran Co., of New York,
commission merchants, left Wednesday
night for points south as far as West
Palm Beach, in the interest of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Ankenney, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Saylor. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hamor and F. l.. Hamor. of An
kona, attended the Fireman's ball in
the Improvement club hall last Satur-
day evening.
| Married, in the parlor of the Barnes
House, Fort Pierce, Wednesday morn
ing, by J. K. Williams, notary public,
G. w. MCGEE, of Jensen, and Miss
Frances M. Stypmann, of Stuart. Only
ia few friends of the contracting parties
were present.
The Fort Pierce High School resumed
its labors after the holiday vacation
Monday morning, with the full core of
teachers and pupils present. Six of the
eight teachers spent the vacation Pc
Rod at their homes in Georgia and the
northern part of the State.
Seed Potatoes Grown in Maine under
our own supervision especially for our
customers. True to variety. are free
from disease. Good Seed and Good
Fertilizer are necessary to make good
crops. We have both. Independent
Fertilizer Company. Jacksonville, Fla.
The big Five" baseball team, COM
posed of the younger members of the
st. Lucie club, of Philadelphia, were
defeated by picked nine of Fort Pierce
on the local diamond, last Friday after
noon, by score of 3 to g The big
Five" team is spending a season at st.
Lucie, and put up an interesting game,
which was enjoyed by the crowd pres
ent.
The lecture given in the Crystal
Theatre last Thursday night by DR..
O. G J. Schadt, of Ocean Grove, N. j.
on can Evening in Russia" was a
most interesting event, and was well
patronized. The Doctor is engaged in
personally conducting touring parties
to Florida, and has already brought his
thirteenth party, with three more to
follow. Through his services Fort
Pierce could be widely advertised, if
sufficient literature descriptive of this
section was placed in his hands. Next
year he proposes to operate on larger
scale. and it will be the duty of the
Board of Trade to gather and prepare +,
such literature as will be beneficial to
this section, and place it with him for
distribution.
The musicale in the Improvement club
hall on Tuesday evening was the first
monthly meeting of the recently organ
lied music association of Fort Pierce,
which anticipates the joining together
of all musicians and music lovers of the
town into one head orga ization for the
study of music and the entertainment
of themselves and friends. The pro-
gram Tuesday evening consisted almost
entirely of selections from grand opera,
with solo, duet and trio numbers by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry w. McCombs and Mr..