St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-11-12
banjo Concert, For Bene-
At Of Baptist Church.

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Jones aud Chas. ID. Cottreil, of
New Orleans, to give Banjo Con.
cert II the Pavilion, Monday even.
ing. November als,, for the bens- |
it Of the Church Building Fund. |
Measrs. Jones and Cottrell epjov
the reputation Of being The finest
performers or the Banjo in the
world, as will be seen by the fol
lowing press comments:
New Orleans Picayune - Sir.
Jones 10 more than m artist in his
work; be is q genius.
New Orleans Times DemoArat-]
Mr.. Jones is q musical wonder.
New Orleans Daily States MIR.
Jones IL apong the most wonder
full solohts that ever undertook to
reduce to scientific principles the
possibilities of the Banjo.
New Orleans Harlequin-ln the
rendition Of Allegro v,vace (Ros
sin,'s William Tell Overture) Mr.
Jones simply surpasses anything
I've vet heard.
The full program will appear in
next weeks FARMER !
Mr.. N. G. Day, Police Juror
for this ward. has had the big
bridge and the approaches put in
thorough repair, greatly to the
comfort and safety of the travelling
pub,,c. He will next turn bis at.
tention to the Goodbee bridge,
which Is in . dilapited condition.
Misses Alice n. Lafaye and
Eveline Delcro,x will give : re.
cept,on and vhildren's dance, next
honisv aisernoon Nov. ~, from
8 to 5 O'Clock, in Masonic Hall. in
honor of the opening of their
Academy Of Dancing, Delsar.e
and Physical Training. This is
IN enterprise that should meet with
libxral patronage, ~ the exercise
and training Will add to the heslth
fulness aud grace of the rising
| generation, and at the same time
affordlng amusepent Snd recrea
ton.
1 Mrs. Geo. W. Points, accom-.
panied By. her son, Dr.. J. Frank
Points, and her three daughters,
the Misses Marie Lenise, Eugene
and Marguerite Points, have re.
turned to the city, after having
slspent five months At their country
A home, Points Wills, nesr Cov'ng.
ton. Mpo,nts was in very bad
health wItn she came here in
June, and her many friends will be
glad to hear Of her almos. com
pIe,e recovery.
4 Mrs. l.. B. Davidson left Sun.
day afternoon for New Orleans,
from where she went 70 Abits
Springs = couple days lister in
company with her daughter. Mrs.
II. J. Lowden, and the laster'a
, husband. Capt. Lowden. The
captain has been quite Ill for The
| past few months ande-it Is hopeo
that the bracing air and sparkling
waite, of the we'll known st. Tam
Emany resort will soon restore hin
4 to heslth. Mrs. Davidson will MOI
) return until next spring. Don
sldsopvile Cbi1f. ~
el - -
! W j i. sMhite, Rsq., and. famil,
lief. here .h,s week for ,heir pes
home IN qtslngton, St. l'smman.!!
: Parieb, NJ - they g for the bene
! e. 80 hite's hkal,hs On
,toft6 y res,dsn,s Of shs town
E an .blatsornsy At the bar, an
u one / thu foremost c,tlaans, =
Z keskly I'll The loss Of Mr. Whit
md kis 1slmabls wife, an9 Gov
!. iugtsy ~ Be dec,dsti j tho gainer
9lJ,ysrii Ne ozoas-ohargsd a.mo.
Z phels plstBs p.etsresqus countr
! along T. Boeas Falaya. we .ru,
,. OUT old sfsieutis may find health
: happiosas and prosperity .-Abbt
! sille Msrtdional.
W had the plaaanrs e meetin
N. White last Thanday, IN
4 vsloeme him % our tosn. He
81 veil pleased with Covington an
q aud Il. surroandin and will b.
MI "a. 4 ! - r,,nnsnanf 4ksidAnt. n
I. ia hisf family arc cepy'Dg : co
y ago il New Cosioeton.