St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-04-25

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the town. He is for high license.
j. A. Salmen, reelected, is a |
strong cog in the town weel, and |
a man whom the voters wisely |
retained upon the membership
OF the council. He is high license,
and for all things looking to the
welfare of the municipality.
4. j. Hand reelected, is also
one who can be depended upon
to do all in his power for the
city and at the right time and
place. He is high license.
James Currie is a brand new
member, but one in whom the
voters seem to have confidence.
He is a sensible man, and signed
petition for high license.
Joseph Perrilloux has been a
member of the town lawmakers
and assisted to make some good
ordinances upon the books, and
will no doubt repeat well.
Oscar Brougier is also a new
member, and a man of good
parts who will of course try to
do the best for all interests Of
the town and citizens.
HI. e. Badon reelected, and
enters upon his seventeenth
year as town marshal. The fact
that he continues in position is
4 proof the voters wish to try him
further. He is well liked, and
being a man Of sense will do his
duty.
Several citizens of worth were
defeated. Thanks are given for
present value.
Harry Roach, one of the old
time Republicans, was out Tues
day looking at the voters de-
post Democratic ballots. This
precinct did not go Republican
this time, as it did when old
man Pharr was a candidate for
governor.
DR.. j. A. Harper, of Hatties-
=, was here last week on q
,sional visit. He was solic-
iteG ns2cate in this town, but
thinksssswill remain where he
now is for awhile. He is good
physician.
The curfew law is a dead one,
with some others.
Pastor Finch was given 9
birthday visit by numbers of the
church members Monday night,
and everybody had a good time,
Sapt. Jim Howe is now or
The road to the Knights Of
PythRas resort.
0W is a good time to try ane
work up an interest in the i'm
proyen1ent of the town GENE
terry. 1t looks neglected, arc
not in keeping with proper
respect for the loved ones gone
before.
Smith has been in Morgan
Citv this week attending thu
Presbytery as a delegate from
the Slidell Presbyterian Church
Now smile, get to work, qul
panic and politics; be good
everybody.
The new city fathers of TIT
VILLAGE of Seven Oaks: Norman
ellis. mayor; Abraham Talley
marshal Charley Andrews
Henry Chattalier, Charley Wall
Daye Porter and Steve Moran
aldermen. No contests.
Rev. J. B. Lawrence, OF th'
recent revival here, will engage
III similar work in Hattlesburs
shortly.
Ten members were added t
the Baptist Church as the result
az the late revival. Other de
nominations were helped, ant
also the entire community nae
benefits.
Now talk for cooking by gas
and thereby help to get q goot
thing. ,,
Good Friday in the woods get
ting may haWs and catching
mosquitoes. r..
awav. and one will remain unit
she new factory begins to sci
IFS own output:
The st. Joe rifle team IS get
Tine ready to attend the inaugu'
sfson 81 Governor Sanders, sew.
ea,n,fv-eight strong. They chal'
Ian rV any and all State com
nanies to a drill or shoot match
Miss Gladys Martin enter.
ta;gad friends Thursday night
rpifh q sociable.
M whistle Of the train loco.
ot;ve sounds in the town limits,
all contrary to- the law OF
ia town council. Arrest tae
Mr.. marshal.
Salmen is figuring Qn
40 an addition to his dwell ,s
IA f6e Shape of another
q two-story.
came within three
elected a member