The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-10
JENSEN

uro A l. Andrews, of Sewehs
Point was shopping in town Monday
Mrs Geo. f. Coon entertained, Mrs
Claude KimbalI at luncheon last loe'
day. -,
pobt Morton and family came up
frd mO' Wn,ford TO spend Sunday with
relatives.
Ed Winters came up from Jupiter
last NonJay morning to consult Dr'
McClinton, 80, IL.
Henry King spent Sunday WIN . h,s
family, returning to Fort fle'ee WV
same evening.
Jerome TwitchelIs boat has been on
the Jensen ways, to be cleaned ana
rugged with new propeller.
Miss Sarah Starck came up IRON
Palm Beach last Saturday evening 10
spend Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Mary O'Neal and Miss Florence
O'Neal from Chester.W. Va, are VlSlt-
mo at the home of John SOrenSon'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Hansen enjoyed
a day recently at the House, OF Refuge
guests of the keeper, Mr.. Johansen'
Capt Hammond took the train Tor
Boston on Saturday last much pleased
with his sojourn in this summer cline,
Mrs. Henrietta c. Kornegay was IN
town last Tuesday, solictating contrl-
buttons for the Oakdale Refuge Home
John Garrison's sunny countenance Is
once more seen on our streets, ne nav
ing returned from New York City las'
Monday evening.
Mrs. N. H. Beville spent two days ~
Stuart last week, being called there
nv the illness of her daughter, Mrs. II.
X. Bentel and infant child.
Messrs. Geo. Saunders and Chas.
Segerstrcm went to Fort Pierce last
Friday evening where each took third
degree in Royal Arch Chapter.
John Waters, one of R, r. Ricou's
men, took a trip to Jacksonville recently,
returning with bride. The happy
couple are making their home in Wave
land.
1t is a pleasant rumOr that is going
about town this week, that Jensen,
staid. prosaic old Jensen, will soon hear
the joyous ringing of wedding bells, for
one of her favOrte sons.
Fredrickson and Segerstrom took a
trip around Sewal's Point in the
"Sophis" and towed back the ferry
that plies between Rio and Stuart, in
which they will install new engine.
S. B. Jones has given up his house in
Jensen and moved with his children
back to his pineapple place in Rio. He
will continue to look after his interests
in the bean fields on the island, driving
back and forth from Rio each day.
Rumor has it that a certain young
man who passed his childhood days in
Jensen, but who has been for some
time in the employ of the railway
company in near by town, had, some
months ago tired of single blessedness
and joined the ranks of the married.
The "Tea" given by the Ladies' Aid
last Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Backus was well attended, and pro.
nOunced a success both socially and
financially, seventeen dollars and eighty
FIVE cents being added to the treasury.
The fortunate winners of the two sofa
pillows rafied were Mrs. Henry Starck
and Mrs. RObt. Garrison.
We wish to announce for the benefit
of those unfamiliar with the religious
services held in the Town Hall that the
second Sunday in each month, Rev.
Loudermilk breaches both morning and
evening. On the first and third Sun
days, Rev. Bartlett from Stuart holds
service there at three thirty. An invi-
tation is extended to all to attend these
meetings.
We never know what we can do, I'M
til we try, has once more been exempli
fed by Geo. E. Coon, who, without any
previous experience in shipbuiding, has
put together one of the neatest little
crafts seen in these parts, the same
being launched last Monday. The boat
was built for Coleman,a steady, reliable
colored man who has been in Mr.Coons
employ for several seasons.
ID. E. Austin's launch, the Junior"
held a jolly crowd of pleasure seekers
last sunday, When the capt. called
together a cOngenial few, and took
them to the beach for the day. The
party was given in honor of Miss
Florence O'Neal, and the destination
was the House of Refuge this part
cular place being considered the most
inviting and picturesque spot to he
found on the beach for miles.
Unity Chapter, 0. E. S. enioyed q
pleasant evening when on Friday last
they were honOred by visit from the
Worthy Grand Matron of the State of
Florida, Cora r. Frantz. who gave
them very entertaining and instruc.
tive talk. After the evenings cere.
monies. a banquet was served and a
general good time followed. While
here, Mrs. Frantz was guest of Mrs
BERTHE Austin, Worthy Matron of the
local chapter.