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

Mayor K. Whyte was a business
visitor in Miami, Tuesday.
Don't put in on your machine; go
to Lowrys and get the best Sperm oil.
Capt. and Mrs. BENZ. Sooy arrive
last week and will spend the winter at
st. Lucie.
A. l.. Saeger, of Ankono, Edgar
Lewis, of Eldred, and +. 5. Waters,
of Walton, were visitors in our city
Tuesday.
Judge A. d. Penney returned We'd
nesday from Ttusyille, where he has
spent the week in attendance at cir
cult court.
At Episcopal church next Sunday:
Celebration of Holy Communion and
sermon at II Il. m, Evening prayer
and sermon at 1870.
The Baptist Workers will be enter
tanned at the residence of Mrs. Ray
Orrel next Thursday afternoon, instead
Of Wednesday afternoon.
Clifton Halliday is now employed in
the local office of the Southern EX-
press company, succeeding jim Cook,
who has gone TO Fort Myers.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
will hold their regular meeting next
Tuesday at 2:30 p. NJ. at the Methodist
church. All members are urged to be
present.
The Jackson Luce-Gladwin Company
sold this week to J. X. Williams, Jr.,
an Z. NJ. +. 80, which has been added
to the army of automobiles to be seen
on our streets.
The very attractive show window of
The Jackson uce-Gladwin Company
shows jeff and Mutt encamped taking
advantage of the open season and the
useful necessities of camp!ife that can
De purchased at this store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Ross, of Parks
)rug, W. Va, owners of choice tract
n the Fort Pierce Farms, arrived in
Fort Pierce Wednesday and are at the
Atlantic hotel They expect to spend
he winter in Fort Pierce.
A reception to Rev. and Mrs Steph-
N F. Reade, the new Episcopal rec
or and wife, will be rendered at the
Meeting of the Guild at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. w. }. Nesbitt, next |
thursday afternoon, 3 to 5.
Misses Aliene and Virginia Roylance
entertained the younger society set at
heir home Tuesday evening with a
Ialowe'en party. The guests were
ii masked and in costumes appropri-
tie to the time of the year and a
pooky time enjoyed by all After
arious games and music, delightful re-
reshments were served.
The attention of our readers is called !
o the ordinance of the city council,
on page of this issue, call |
ny an election for the purpose of in
falling water works, sewers and an
electric light system. This is move
n the right direction, and will doubt
ess be approved by large majority of |
ualified voters of Fort Pierce at the |
pecial election called to be held on
December 18th.
Just before going to press Attorney
=. l.. Hemmings received the following
etter from NJ. II. Mabry, clerk on the
florida Supreme court: THE court !
las today "wednesday reversed the |
Iecree Of the lower court, allowing no |
osts to appellants, in the case of Paul
lrOegel, ct. al, VS.. Richard Whyte, |
It. al. The decision was in Division A,
md the opinion was prepared by JUS
ice COckrell.' This verities the tele-
ram that appears on page |.
Mrs. Julia V. Arson, THE TRIBUNE's
xpert job printer, will leave tomor-
ow for Detroit. where she will take
n eight-week's course in operating
uing and other machinery. which THE
'RIBUNE expects to install soon after
he beginning of the new year. Her
lace here will be filled by Geo. w.
,heatl, a typographical artist from
Newport. Tenn, who has won three
rzes during the present year in
ational competitive contests.
The Times Union of Wednesday
ave an account of f. S. Williams. of
'ort Pierce, taking dip in the st.
ohns river with his Flanders automo-
'jle, while attempting to board the
erry at OSteen. In his hurry to board
he ferry his car knocked the ferryman
nto the river, and then machine and
wner went after him. Ample tackle
Don rescued the machine, and afterre-
loving mud and lilies from carburetor
nd magnetic he proceeded to Orlando.