St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-10-29


part in the organization Of the Club.
The following officers we're elected:
Il J +: jolly, Captain; Dr.. y. O.
rdays Toujan, Treasurer.
4 the "s--
Mr.. Lewis l.. Nor gan has been
Arch. appointed Supervisor of Election
for the Parish of St. Tammsny,
vice NJ. Z. Day, who resigned on
account Of having been, elected
o,.,, member Of the Police Jury for the
,ros+ Third Ward.
Next Tuesday will be All SAINTS
Day. The graves and tombs are
: being cleaned up, and loving hands
ryer will beau.,fy the s's,lent city"
with floral offerings, in memory
DAYS OF the dear departed.
Messrs. f. Galm,che. Leon He
bert, Ana,ole Beaucoudray, Ben.
w." and Jos. Barrerc went hunting on
wv Lake Pontchartrain last tuesday,
age and brought back 81 ducks.
,dio. Sally Boyd shot aud killed Berr,
re- Webster, in SI"au's quarters, vt
Ramsay. last Saturday. Sh. has
been arrested, AMI claims the sh,at-
oa,t Ing was accidental. Ali parties are
c0iOred.
IN q
ltion Rev w. E. Merrill. PASTOR Of the
Valence strces Baptiet Church, in
New Orleans after carefully con-
''so" s,dering the matter. has declined the
me call tn the p0stOrate Of the Baptist
ober Church in Cosingtan, much t" the
regret Of his many friends heie.
.u,- Mr.. W. A. Barton presented us
m,no last Friday with some fine sweet
fair potatoes and tomatoes, from his
!. farm near Vaudeville. The con
tinued droulh greatly interfered
:, with the yield of his truck farm
Ne" this season.
last -
nest Every man and woman should
have good complexion. II ls only
throgh neglect and carelessness thst
,r.e- It is otherwise. Our original Sap
aud phus'' preparation will remove pim-
,ape Piles and blackheads and make the
-. skin euft and beautiful. Send 25
49, cents for sample. Address P. O..
Box $40, New Oflesne. La.
The fine schooner Josie Weaver,
"a which has been thoroughly re.
e'e' novated, reprinted, and put In
:" frat class condition, arrived from
the docks in Madisonville last
Monday. and left for The city las,
sea Wednesday with Il good freight
q, list. She is as pretty az picture,
ear. and regular as clock III making
las, her trips to aud from the city.
The N. C.. b. will give dance at
+ 600 the Pavilion on Halloween, Monday,
Fan. Oct. 81. for the benefit Of the Pub.
too lie Circulating Library. Refresh.
ments will BE- sold. Admission. 25
cents. There will doubtless be .
- lerge attendancs in aid OF tie
W worthy cause. and On enjoyable
. .. time is assured.
and .
by According to the religious cen
sus published IN this paper two
months ago, there are some Al
ra- Lutbersns in Covington. II these
the families would send their names
the 10 Rev. A. Kaub, the Lutheran
Ad. minister in Hammond, it may
be possible to establish Lutheran
Church here.
The Salmen Brick and Lumber
- Go. are placing 10 position at their
-, great plant ssgar mill of ample
capacity. They will add sugar
and molasses to their various pro
W. ducts and expect to turn out goods
!. of as fine quality as can be found
anywhere Vaudeville Wave.
,uld Prot. b. g. Caldwell, President
apt. OF the State Normal School At
tate Natcbitoches. and Prof. Edwin L.
ing Stephens, Of the Southwestern Lou
ious ,siana Industrial Institute, at La.
fayette, delivered able addresses =,
HI the Courthouse, last Thursday
l IL night, on the proposed $1,000, 900
/. 10 school bond issue.
-, State Senator Darlington presided
'eA At the meeting, which was not
Duio largely attended, probably owing
Feld, to the short notice given.
ign, -
Il Mr.. Hardy H. Smith, one Of the
Oldest business men Of CoviLgton,
,lav. has. an eye to business, and be-
,t,on liev.s in the future Of this town