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

L. ". Elureu, Tie real estate agent OF
Fort Pierce and Eldret spent Tuesday
in town.
Geo, Saeger and Geo. Saylor, of An.
kona, were visitors in the county seat
Tuesday.
Be sure to see Cobb's new lot of
wicker and oak rocking chairs, also a
nice display of dining. center and library
tables.
Mrs. j. H. Andrews, Miss Edna Bal.
ley, MIS-. l.. l.. Segar and W. H. Len
nard were Walton visitors in town yes
terday.
N. O. Penney, of VerO, came down
last Saturday in his new Ford automo-
bile. He has sold his older Ford to F.
C. Clifford, of Vero. =.
Mrs.C. L. Harper and child, of Deer
fed, arrived in Fort Pierce Tuesday
and are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. W..
E. VanLandngham.
Miss Lois Klopp left last Friday for
Jacksonville. where she spent few
days before returning to her studies at
Columbia College, Lake City.
w. r. Moses, of West Palm Beach.
is spending a few days on the farm of
the Allapattahatchee Fruit and Vegeta-
BILE Company. west of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Jones have as
their guests Mr.. Jones brother, D. C.
Jones, wife and daughter, of Bolton,
s. c., who will spend month in Fort
Pierce.
Miss Ora Diamond, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. d. Almond for the
past two Weeks, left Monday for st.
Augustine, where she will re-enter St.
Joseph's academy.
Elwyn Thomas, of Eldred, passed
through here Monday for Deland, where
he re-entered Stetson University, after
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Thomas.
O.. O. Poppleton, the bee king of the
East Coast, was in Fort Pierce Tues
day. enroute to his home in Stuart, af-
ter visiting cruise of a month on the
inland waterway as far north as Day.
tOna.
Mrs. c. A. Justice, who has spent
several months at Medford, Oregon,
returned to Fort Pierce last week.
Mr.. Justice accompanied her as far as
DesMoines, Iowa. where he is spending
few weeks with relatives.
w. j. Bartlett, of Stuart. in letter
to The TRIBUNE says your stand on
all moral questions and for prohibition
entities you to the support Of every
good man in the state. The style and
get up of your paper and its literary
merit are of the best"
The Fort Pierce hotel opened to the
puplc last Saturday and has already
registered large number of guests.
1t is anticipated that this hotel, and all
others in Fort Pierce, will be filled to
overlooking when the tourist season
opens after next week.
Rev. j. C. Jones, the new Methodist
minister, arrived in Fort Pierce last
Friday, and occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist church for his first services
last Sunday. He made most favor
able impression with his congregation.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones and three children
are at home to their friends in the
parsonage.
The Florida Photographic Concern
had on display in the windows of the
Fort Pierce Drug Company the first of
the week five samples of their>enIarg-
ed photos. One of the lot consisted of
six Samples(the Sample family, father,
and five sons) taken the day; of the
family reunion. They were splendid
examples of artistic photography
One of the most pleasant social events
of the season was the lawn party given
by the ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN church
last Friday evening, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Willis. The large
crowd was transported to the pleasant
home on the river shore by automobiles,
and the evening was most enjoyably
spent on the lawn and wide verandas.
The Fort Pierce band rendered splen.
did music and the ladies' served delight
full refreshments throughout the even
ing.
st. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev.
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