The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-03

Mrs. W. Fl. Taylor came over
from Welsh today.
r. e. Powell of Elton went to
Crowley today on business.
Mrs. VIII Diemer returned
from Beaumont yesterday.
Rev. Hickman returned this
from Lake Charles.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Rowe, Jan. Is, 1902. a fine girl.
Robbie Hall has taken relapse
and is reported dangerously i'll.
Felix Laurents of Laurents,
was in town today and went to
Mermentau.
d. @. Brown is a firm believer
IN printers ink. Read his advt.
on fourth page.
A. Hollins returned from a
trip to Lake Charles this noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Jaenke re-
turned this noon from a trip to
the parish seat.
Walter M. Williams and wife
will move to their new nome
near Kinder, tomorrow.
Mrs. j. H. Marshall and son
left this noon for a visit with
relatives in Wisconsin.
J. A. Lavender, Of Roanoke, at
tended the dedication of the U.
B. church, Sunday.
Delma Hebert has resigned his
position with e. f. walker, and
has opened dairy.
The Alpha society will meet
tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock in
the Methodist church.
Brown Funk went to Crowley
this morning where he has a
position with f. Joplin.
J. W. Devilbiss, wife and chill
dren were visitors at Roanoke
at the II. 3. Dedication Sunday.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Hebert, Feb 2, 1902, a fine,
bouncing boy. We extend con.
CALCULATIONS.
Rev VIM. M. Bell, United
Brethren mission secretary, will
preach in the new U. B. church
tonight. Services will begin at
7:3O.
j. A. McCorkle, manager of
the Norwood plantation made a
business trip to Mermentau yes
terday.
Miss Oracle Ritter, who has
been absent from the Racket
store during the illness of her
mother, has returned to her pc,
sition as cashier.
Miss Claudia Miller, who has
been on the sick list for the past
week, resumed her duties as
head clerk in the Walker dry
goods store this morning.
Misses Murriel and Faith Funk
Of Iowa Station, came over Sat
urday to attend theparty of Miss
Rosa Esterly.
VIM. House and family have
moved into their property, cor,
ner Church and Nezpique, re-
Gently purchased of Delma
Hebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kloppenburs
left today for McComb City, Miss
The friends of Mr.. K. are glaC
to see that he has recovered from
his recent injury.
Rev. j. A. Antrim, 1of New Or
leans. tie Episcopal minister who
was to have preached here yes
terday. was unable to come owins
to sickness.
The w G.. T. U, will meet with
Mrs. G.. III. Morse, Wednesday
afternoon. All members are re
quested to be present, as there
will be election of officers and
other business to be attended TO
Mrs. j. F. Dudley is over from
Mermentau today. She reports
business Of shooting and market
ing ducks, in which her hus banG
is engaged, as the best it has beer
for years. Their gasoline boat
the Little MAY, makes three
round trips Il week between Mer
mentau and Grand Cheniere
Mrs. Dudley renews allegiance
to the RECORD by paying for t
year in advance.
At the Baptist church yester
day, Rev. Henry Happell preach
ed in the morning on "Qualitica
tions for Christian Service, anC
in the evening on the "Conver
sion of the Samaritan Woman.
Both subjects were ably present
ed, the sermons being full o:
practice, and helpful illustra
} trations and lessons in chris tiar
worry and experience. Mr.. Hap