The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-12-30

THE ST. MARY BANNE
WEEKLY.
p,.SKL1N, ST. MARY PARISH, L
saturday. DEC. 80, 1903.
LODGE NOTICE.
~ q W.-Live Oak Camp No.
meets every second and fourlh MOI i,
day at 1870 P. H. az t nru,li,gl ; inali
ISAAC MAYER, Clerk.
We wish all our friends and tn
General public happy and pros
oerous New Year.
Christmas turkeys at O'Niell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bernard
are the happy parents OF a boy
h.by, born on Sunday last.
The criminal term OF the Dlstric
Court will convene next tuesday
Christmas came and passed eli
r.rv quietly. Everyone in and
.Sc,,t town acted well and orderly.
Atmore's mince meat at O'Nielfs
We regret to learn that Mr.. A.
Bossello is quite sick at the
home of Mrs. Bonney.
Seats are now on sale for the
Sunday night performance by the
Herald Square Opera Co. Usual
prices.
This is the last day that you
c.n pay your poll tax and be en-
titled to vote at the election in
1905. Have you done 50?
Raisins, currants, citron, nuts,
dried figs at O'Niells.
1--WE are requested by MIR. Henry
/ Delahoussaye, City Tax COL
iector. to state that all taxes re-
naming unpaid on Jan. 1st, will
have the usual interest assessed |
against them.
To acknowledge an error and to
show q disposition to correct the
same. is the course adopted by a
rise man. It is only the cute
Iools and smart alexis who never
make mistakes.
We return our thanks to the {
first National Bark, the st. Mary
Sank and the insurance firms OF /
ohm C. Lewis and Norman &
)'Niell for pretty calendars sent ,
q with the compliments of the T
easou. u
We received this week d copy :,
I the first issue of the New Era, \
neat four-page all home print !,
aper, published at Patterson. S
We welcome the new venture in E
ie field, and predict for it much
recess. 81
The Grand Jury failed to meet
. Tuesday last on account of :,
70 of the members being sick, W
essrs. Will Kramer, of this f..
lace, and Will Hanson of Ber- OF
lex. The jury will meet next
aesday. T,
We are informed that Messrs. D. u
a1ery, Jr., and J. S. Martel have
lrchaSed the two-story brick al
Hiding, formerly owned by Mr. ~
a. ONiell, ST., and occupied by i!
q in the past as a store. The VIZ
ilding will be renovated and re- w w
ired, the upper floor TO be used !"
Offices.
'Hooligans Troubles" has come
q gone. 1t held the boards at we
Auditorium on Sunday night. Oh
Will long be remembered by
'se who attended the play The lea
w was the worst that has ever Mi
= on the stage at this place,
, was torture to those present. CT,
! Manager Bodin has our SYM s
ny for the infliction that was ter
ast upon him. mo
-, da,
you want the best, buy Amer frie
0 mixed paint at O'Niell's. r
ne children and visitors of the arn
scopal Sunday School were are :
SANITY entertained Thursday our
nt q the Church where there N
. christmas Tree to wind up was
easant evening of mirth and the
nment. The entire school was Fra
'ent, and the affair was splen- mes,
' carried out by Rev. R. Hale D
.ae teachers of the Sunday spel
,;n,. All present enjoyed the old.
'ine's entertainment. NJ
ing
y; !. |. Hoffpauir will leave u
tuesday for New Orleans to w.
~ the annual session of the "
's'ana Conference. Mr.. Hoff- Ives