St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-12
ABITA SPRINGS.
March .. 1882.

The wrll-knOxn and pOpuln,
omen. the singing al sy"uny mock
ing hir.l on "a hazel tree. predicts
to the observer. ar nearer. great
and unexpected luck This il the
cause assigned fur the juvenile va.
grant VIII" driftcd from the bondage
Of his maternal apron string ard
came on long anL pcr:l0us jour.
ney to seel his kuriu:.c and fame in
lair Al'iia. The youth is one who
has been nnrs,-l liz tho lap Of luz.
ury. but or. his fair aud ideal
dream was en.l."l. the h and II for.
tune lent its m,yic touch and do
mattel IL tw=nty tive cart. wheel" as
ne was on tl,. verge Of despair. But
rs his nprc.r.uce was viewed with
awe and sublimity. lac found refuge
in fhs arms of hospitality.
The objective point of Mondays
program was the kind nm.l d0niie
voice Of Capt Sam. directing from
throne ." ''NO e. the many tOilers
AS they basily gathered up the utsn-
sils n"t iml.lemc:.is which are used
in constructing n branch Of the
Little Sunset"
The dream is DER, the day Is done,
And Capt. Sam his work begun
Upon the great and central route
To Vaudeville for perch aud trout.
Dan Carver will toast DER the wine,
With the jovial boys Of Poit-e-vine.
Many NOrthcruers whose time
was limited III New Orl. aus, seeing
the Carnival. took an initial trip ~
the Springs. and departed bearing
away with them pleasant rsn,inis.
ccnces Of the GENIAL faces AMI ac-
qunintances formed in the maiestic
little villa.
MIR. Blecc!uve Smith. nccom-
panied by his 3i.nified mother,
Mrs q. Smith. aud niece Urilda
isadd. were guests at the Springs.
Come for a quies rsclns.,
after-the iatisnes encountered dur
ing tho gay cites nud festivities Of
The Carnival celebration.
Quite " social gathering took
place in the parlOrs Of the lannon's
Simon's Hotel Beauty and wit
were brilliantly displayed by the
fair bellies aud gallant beaux. legal
Prof Sidney Heincmann was thor.
oushly electrified by tho lady who
was cla,i in an ''Armor If Eleciri
city," A grand duet, "AIardi
Gras. Dc L E'.f-r." was executed
with mnc!, grace anl talent by
Misses A. Galmicl,c aud ]. Publ.
''Ye Merry Birds" by Hannah
Hrine,nsnu. and vocal solo, "a
Ia Romance" Ly AImo Eug. GAL
niche. who las AN exquisite con-
'ralto voice. wers mighty applaud.
ID. Sol". M Martinez" by s.
Heincmann. accompanied by Miss
H. Maloney. Among the partici.
pants wero Misses Gal,niche, ].
Pujol. A. Galmici,e. Mmo. Eug
3alniche. Rachel Lnbortle. Bell
Warren. Ala Page. Emma Bossier.
Mrs. j. d. Simon, Mrs. U. Smith.
ME-. McAIillan. l. Lciz. j. Hsinc.
mann. Davo Heincmann, Charles
David. Ernest Haro, Tho,mr son,
:. Garcia.
Airs. Mcmillan. who was serious
y i'll in New Orleans. is recovering
much to t;,s delight of her
many friends She is the light and
ife of her surroundings.
MIR. johnson. our frequent 81.
burner. is recnperaiins for several
lays. aud still holds his own, while
largely If the Spring
Tater.
Among the recent arrivals al
Hotel are: BrecdlOve
mith, Mrs U Smith, Crilda ROtld,
RANGES johnson, Thos Thompson, Mrs
Mcmillan and Jos BURNER, Of New |
orleans; John + Garcia, Havana; wi
'ar1Ow, Jackson, La; Paul COrniux,
rand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs Gherkley,
{. Louis. ZELI.KA.