The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-01-20
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Bean seed at COLDS.
Mrs. Thos. Heller, of Jensen, was a
social visitor in Fort Pierce Wednesday
j. K. Williams, of the st. Lucie
County Bank, spent Thursday at Bona
venture.
DR.. Holmes, of Shapes, was pro-
seasonal visitor in our city the first Of
the week.
s. p. VanLandingham spent Friday
and Saturday in Jackson vile on a bust
ness Grand
The banks in our city were losed
Thursday, concentrating the birth of
Robert E. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Pyles were week.
end visitors IN Jacksonville, returning
Sunday morning.
Mrs. W. S. Capo left Wednesday for
st Augustine on a short visit to her
parents in that city.
A. B. Gales. formerly of Montana,
who has purchased land at R'seland,
was in town Wednesday.
Geo. Saunders, Jr., who is spending
the winter at Sewalls Point, visited his
parents in this city Sunday.
A. f. Saeger, of Ankona, and VIM.
Pomeroy. of Eldred, were business Wis
itors in our city Wednesday,
Mr.. English, in charge of the "Tern,"
. of Atlantic City, N. j., spent Wednes-
day night in Fort Pierce, enrOute to
Miami.
Mrs. G. E. Coon and little daughter,
Eof Jen.en have been the guests of
Friends in Fort Pierce for several days
\ this week.
Ed Brannon. representing j. Pratt
has been among the growers in our sec.
4 tion this past week.
Henry w. King. of Jensen, is now
4 lin charge of r. r. Ricou's fish house
: here and will be assisted by Marion Nc
fGee. also of Jensen.
l.. l.. Daugherty, a prominent lum-
herman of ValdOsta, Ga. was in our
{city Wednesday and Thursday of this
week the guest of w. E. Tylander.
DR.. Hiram Byrd, of the State Board
<of Health office, Jacksonville, was in
Tour city Tuesday, examining blood of
School children for malarial germs.
r. A. Johnson, an ex-resident of
Fort Pierce, has been in our city the
,past week in his yacht. Mr.. Johnson is
fenroute to Cuba where he now resides.
During the Lyceum course at the I'm.
kprOvement Club Hall, the children can
occupy the seats in the gallery, with
fthe exception of the first two rows. for
Us cents.
n County Superintendent J. w. Hodge
has established office hours at the court
house for each Saturday as follows:
10 a. m. to 3p. m. His postOffice ad-
dress is Viking.
Sidney Landon' the great character
artist, will appear in the Improvement
Club hall Tuesday evening, January
Path. He will be the first of the Ly-
|eeum attractions.
B Mrs. Davies and two children. Forest
fand Miss Dorothy, who have been the
quests of Mrs. Frank E. Wilson for
Several days, have returned to their
home in St. Augustine.
4 Judge and Mrs. H. H. Tye and son,
arrived Wednesday night from Ken
lucky, and will spend some, time in our
&ity at the home of Mrs. Tye's parents,
Captain and Mrs. w. j. Tucker.
4 Captain and Mrs. B. Hogg were
talled to the bed side of their son, W H.
liam. in Jensen, Saturday evening, who
u in that city, but who, we are pleased
10 report, is convalescing rapidly.
4 A most enjoyable dance was given
)n the Improvement club hall last Fri
day evening, which was well attended
BY the young people. Good music was
Furnished, and refreshments served by
the manag ement of the club.
The Constitution, the popular excur-
lion boat that runs between DaytOna
md Palm Beach during the tourist
reason, arrived here Wednesday even
ing on her first trip of this season with
kbout 80 passengers who spent the
hight in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Saylor, Mrs. Geo.
6aeger, Mr. and Mrs. R. v. Ankeney
Ind son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher A.
Russell, Mrs. Chamberlain and son.
4. l.. Hamor and Mrs. Fred Hamor, all
>f Ankona. were visitors in our city
Rst Saturday evening.
! An automobile party consisting of
H. Willis, F. R. Willis, Perry Saun-
ers and r. l.. Jenkins, with w. P.
Underwood, pilot. took trip to Miami.
eavng here Saturday afternoon and
returning Tuesday evening. A most
leasant trip.is reported.
/ If you will come to the afternoon So
Nal at the home of Mrs. H. McCombs
Wednesday, January Is, you will find
tut. The ladies' of the Presbyterian