The St. Mary banner., 1906-02-17

THE 81. MAKY DAl<lNE
WEEKLY.
tpANKL1N, ST. MARY PARISH, L
SATURDAY. FEB. II, 1906.
..--. LODGE NOTICE.
W o. W.-Liye Oak Camp No.
cots every second and fourth Mo
An AT 80 p. m. at Drummer Hall
u'' O J. BYERLE, c. G.
ISAAC MAYER, Clerk.
Let us have a new court hous
school building and a publ
lie market.
Remember the fancy dress an
masquerade party to be given {
the Firemens' Hall, on Tuesda
night, Feb. goth.
Have you screened your cistern
1f not. do so at once, as the Ordin
ance recently passed will be en-
forced to the full letter.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Ohlmayer was made happy OF
Thursday morning last by the ar
,iyal of a bouncing girl baby.
The Police Jury at its meeting
IN Wednesday last passed a
screening ordinance which will
On into effect on April 1st for the
year 1905.
We regret to note that Mr.. A.
Allain. Of Jeanerette, is sick and
vas unable to attend the meeting
Of the Police Jury, held last
Wednesday.
Mr. w. Foster purchased this
week the interest of Messrs. Geo.
and Louis Kramer, in the Louis
Kramer Planting Company. The
consideration was $50, 1000.
We are compelled to leave out
lot Of news items this week on ac-
count Of our space being taken up
by the proceedings of the Police
Jury, which are unusually lengthy.
The first quarterly conference of
the Methodist Church will be held
on Wednesday evening, Feb. q,
BY the Presiding Elder, Frank NJ. |
Parker, preaching at 1880 o'clock.
The entertainment given by st.
Mary's Lodge No. A, Knights of
Pythias, on Wednesday night, at
the Firemens' Hall, was indeed
d grand success, both socially
and financially.
On last Wednesday the remains
Of Mr.. Andrew K. Boseello. who
died on August 2ist last, at
Lutcher, La, at the age of 21
years, were inferred in the ceme-
terry at this place on Wednesday.
The building committee Of the
Episcopal Church will give, at the !
Nremens' Hall on next Tuesday
night, Feb. 20, fancy dress and {
masquerade party. In the after
noon from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock, j
there will be given a childrens'
party. Light refreshments will Z
be served. The public is cordial t
ly invited to atteEd. h
Mr.. Isaac Bloch and Miss Nettie q
Blum, Of New Orleans, were mar =
ried at the residence of the brides n n
parents, at 2532 Magazine street, =
on Wednesday last, Feb. IA, Rabbi Il
Noise Bergman officiating. The y
BANNER extends its hearty con- .,
gratulations to the happy young q
couple and wish for them a long -
lie OF happiness and prosperity. a
Just as We 60 to press we learn al
WITH deep regret Of the death of ci
lttle Sterling Gates O'Niell, in o.
ant AM, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. &C
'Nlell, aged 3 months, which sad lii
vent occurred this morning at 3 tn
'clock. We join the community III
extending our sincere condo sa
ence to the bereaved parents in d1
nis SAD parting with their little st
"; T:W. Tarleton, of Patterson, "
mo mad the misfortune about two nc
'eexs ago to fall and break his a.
i, was brought to the Sanitarium OF
/ ete =; on Monday night last, where de M
Wednesday it was found to be Nj
ecessary to amputate his leg ey
90ve the knee. The many friends III
',;.s Ut. Tarleton throughout the rit
! ..,sn ~, will learn with regret of co
y SAD misfortune, and hope for ex
- speedy recovery. re-
/. me notice by the proceedings of
~. xonce Jury, that DR.. B. w. I'll
A'st0s mas been annOinkod pros; VI