The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-12-23

THE ST. MARY BANNE.
WEEKLY.
FRANKLIN, ST. MARY PARISH, l.
SATURDAY. DEC. %, 1908.
LODGE NOTICE.
W O. W.-Live Oak Camp No.
meets every second ana fourth MO- i,
aav at 1880 p. M, At brlImnrr : lialI'
ISAAC MAYER, Clerk.
No wish one and all a Merr.
c,r;stmas and a Happy New Year
The Grand Jury will meet o.
Wednesday, December 9TH.
Atmore's mincc meat at O Nell:
Don't forget to pay that poll "a,
hafore December 31st.
d When our collector calls on you
,on,t fail to hand him that dollar
that is due US.
OF course money talks. But e
nost Of us it never has a chance
- COW ANYTHING but good by
Christmas turkeys at O'Niell'~.
Down South Christmas is cele-
brated in the same manner that
Fourth of July is observed in he
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Davis
are the happy parents OF a girl
baby, born to them on yesterday
friday morning.
Rev. J. |. Hoifpauir Will preach
nc Christmas sermon tomorrow
Sunday at IL O'Clock. Every
body is invited to attend.
Don't put off paying your poll
tax. but 60 and pay it now.
There are each week many juicy
items which escape our notice,
hence we ask our friends to assist
us in corralling the local hap
penings.
Mr.. John Eisele will close his
store for Christmas, keeping it'll
closed until Tuesday morning
We think this commendable, and
hope that others will do likewise.
Belleyiew plantation finished
grinding one day during the week.
The crop was rather short this
wear and the price of the staple
is low, but gradually improving.
We publish elsewhere in to- ,
davis issue letter from Mr.. Paul
Capdeville, State Auditor to :
Sheriff Sanders which speaks for
itself. 1t would be well for all !,
taxpayers to take note Of same. ,
Raisins, currants, citron, nuts, a
dried figs at O'Niell's. 4
Mr.. A. Allan, of Albania plant
alton, was thrown from his buggy II
last week and badly bruised and
shaken up. His mary friends
here are pleased to learn that he
was not seriously injured.
Judge A. c. Allen attended the Z
public installation of the officers q
Of Doric Lodge, F. & A. NJ, of a
Morgan City, last night. After
The installation all present enjoy VI
ed themselves at sumptuous NJ
banquet. l
Cranberries, almonds, walnuts, tn
'razil nuts, filberts at O'Niell's. m
Little Miss Rosalie Mayer, the
'oung daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
saac Mayer, had the misfortune,
bout ten days ago, OF falling and th
her ankle 1.-THE present O.
'ritlng she is doing splendidly
nd will soon be up.
Elsewhere in this issue will APP OF
ear the advertisement of Mr.. II. Ia
; Puckett, offering for sale two "
,glnes-steam and gasoline do
Mich ne will sell cheap. Pros i
'ctlve purchasers will consult b.,
elf interest by applying to him. izt
John A. O'Niell, Jr., is agent ~
: American mixed paints. W, w.
The Knights of Pythias held so'
eetlng last Thursday night, al vic
,lcn time the following officers At
'ls elected: L. Lauritzen, c. c.: no
o. Pickett, V. c.; F. Kra- fet
= rrelate; A. Thicl, Nj. of w. VIC
:: Drummer, NJ of E.. &C. Lauve, Cd
" n. 4 s.; Chas. Abel, NJ. of vi
Aearney Pickett, M. of A Tor
Sam We'll; Alter tie
= L. Lauritzen; Ben Coullard. SAY
"; Jno. Bailey, 0. G. >3ts
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you want the best, buy Amer. "a,
- mixed paint at O'Niell's. ter.