St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-08-06
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The night school taught by Mr..
E. Santer aud Miss Alice Haw.
thorn IL closed for vacation, and
will reopen about the middle Of
September. During their vacation,
| the teachers will visit the Louisi.
ana Exposition at st. Louis.
Mr.. D. +. Kimble presented us
last Sunday with some fine purple
sugar cane, having eight fully de.
veioped joints. and the first open
cotton hollis we seen this season.
Mr.. kimbIe, besides being first.
classbr,ck mason. is model
farmer.
Whist is s.TEETHINA?" Well. 'tis this.
A tasteless powder that will kiss
From baby's brow the fever glow
That teetbing slwsys brings you know
.srEETHINA" oyercomes and coun-
ter.cte the effects of summers heat,
aids digestion and regulates the bowels.
Gives rosy cheeks, health and happiness
to bsbies
Mr. l.. Il. Thomas presented us
this week with some. japanese
Millet. The stalks are about eight
feet long, with head of small
seed about Is inches long. This
crop can he cut four times . year,
and is excellent feed for live stock
and poultry.
There will be 3 grand ball and
voting contest 1t the pavilion,
Abba Springs, Saturday night.
August s, for the benefit of the
Truck Fund Of Abita Fire 60. No. |
2. Voting contest tor the most |
popular lady and gentleman. open |
to all. Refreshments at moderate |
prices. There will doubtless be = |
large attendance to help the worthy !
cause.
Our citizens, with q true spirit
of pride and patriotism, have dec.
oratsd their premises in gorgeous
manner. regardless Of expense, IN
honor of the State Encampmen,.
Each has We'd with the other IN
design and elaborateness, and
where there are so many that are
highly attractive, We do not think
il would be just to make special
mention
MARRIED-At the home Of tho
brides father, Mr.. j. H. Davis, Of
Bayou Lacombe, Wednesday evening,
July q, 1904. occurred the marriage Of
Miss Nora Pauline Davis to Mr. Lewis
Wibker, Justice H. A. Pierce officiating
The young bride looked very sweet In
a becoming gown Of cream null end
was attended By her no less charming
sister, Miss Irene, In white. who acted
~ bridesmaid. Mr.. A. j. DubOurg, Of
Vaudeville, being gf00msmsn.
DULY Z few relatives and immediate
friende were prssest to witness the
marriage.
After couxratulatiOhs had been ex-
tended the company repaired to the
dining room and were served with
dainty refreshments.
The bride, who has grown to woman.
hood IN Bayou LacOmb, u accomplish
In those sraces which hsve mon for her
. host Of friends and will make the man
Of her choice q help mate through life.
The groom. who 10 from New Orleans
has been for some time employed as en-
gineer IN the Davis saw mill and 10 .
Young man Of Industrious and excellent
habits.
The happy couple will toon be ct
home IN their new house on west main
etrest Of Bayou Lac"lnb.
A hearty wish that joy and prosperity
may accompany them Is extended by
oil who know them. u. b.
MARRIED.. AT St. Peters
Church, Covington. La. Wednes-
day, Aug. 8. 1904, at $3.50 p. n,
Andrew Weimmuth snd Miss viii
he..,ns Reiling, Rev. Jos. Koegerl
officiating. y
We join the many friends Of the
happy young couple IN extending
congratulations.
MARRIED.. - On Wednesday,
Aug. 3, 1904, 81 the residence Of
Mr. Jos, Cooper, father of the
bride, Harry Montgomery and
Miss Madeline Cooper. Rev. f..
Mat.hies officiating.
We congratulate the happy
young couple and wish them
joyful and prosperous future.