St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-07-25
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Lilies 0 O 90 0 5
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Battery for Liles-John Brown and Collins.
Battery for Abita-Dupaquer and Mitenberger.

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Battery for Liles-John Brown and Collins.
Battery for Abita-Dupaquier and Miltenberger.
On Sunday, the 26th inst, the Abita base ball
nine will journey to Vaudeville to beat the boys
from the lakeside resort for side bet and the
gate receipts.
In answer to many inquiries, news items left
for Paul Clifford at ALBERT & Heintz's drug
store, Sol Kohn or Geo. McNulty's drug store
will receive prompt attention.
The New Abita Springs Hotel entertained
last Saturday evening in the large pavilion
out on the lawn, which was beautifully decor
ated with Japanese lanterns and electric lights.
Mr.. Leon Souchon, of the hotel, made short
address of welcome, in which he stated that he
was glad that Abita had turned out in full force
in answer to his invitation; he was glad to see
so many familiar faces, and hoped to see them
more often in the future. In concluding, Mr.. Sou
chon extended the privilege of the hotel and
grounds to those desiring to hold entertainments
in the future Refreshment were served and
dancing held the boards until midnight. The
gracefully led by Miss Lenore Orantla, and Mr.
Chas. Wormes, Tinnie Hyman and Walter
Fazende, Gertie Carey and Sydney Levy. Mrs.
| Octave ALBERT received her guests in credit
able manner, unattended.
| Monsieur CASTOR de Block Of Paris, France,
| is guest of the New Abita Hotel. Mons, de
Block, who ownes large vineyards in Burgundy,
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reation.
Mr.. W. T. Carey and his handsome little
| bride spent part of their honeymoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Carey
| Mrs Seymoura Hadden, of Covington, was
looking after the interest of the NJ. c. B. Ii
brary. It is supposed that Miss MADDEN was
very successful as she left for Covlngton with
| the smile that won't come Oft. -
Misses Clementina Burlage and Sarah Esch-
man are spending a week with Miss Hilda
Schneider
A delightful euchre party was given at Walsh
Bungalow last Sunday evening in honor Of their
MANY guests Among those winning prizes
J. Corcoran, Mrs. Mary Walsh, Jim Walsh,
Philip Reems, John Petrovich and Frank Lafaso.
An informal dance was given at Long Branch
Hotel last Tuesday evening. Miss May Mlchaells
was the admirable hostess for the evening. Her
wit. as usual, was provoblal, and no topic for
eign to her. She made the crowd feel at home,
and it was morning before the guests thought
of leaving such pleasant company.
The Misses Maurin and Bertha Junonville
have left for their home in Donaldsonville, after
delightful stay at Muttis Hotel.
Mr.. G. Schof has left for his home in New
Orleans
with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. SCHNEIDER
I An informal dance was given at Mutti's Hote
last Monday night for the patrons and friends
of the hotel Quite large crowd attended.
j Mr.. Chas. De Lerio is visiting friends IN com
pany with his brother Frank.
Mr.. P. Tatman Tompson and family, with
Mrs Deachase Tompson are stopping at Mrs.
Duquesne's.
The Abita Social Club will give its second en-.
tertainment Saturday night, at Conrad's Hall.
An entertainment will be given by the Ladies
of Abita for the benefit of the foot bridge across
the Abita. The vaudeville will be in charge Of {
well-knoWn newspaper man. Among those tax
ing part are: Messrs Barber, Bentin, Kroenel
and Fazende, of New Orleans; Frank Smith
John Lemons, Leonora Durand, Anna PetroyicE
!; and Tom Cahill, from Abita Springs. The
dancing and refreshments will be in charge o.
Miss Eva Strain.
Quite an enjoyable time was spent last Mon
day evening at Summers Cottage, in honor O.
Mr.. Otis Summers, who has just returned from
) high school. Those present were: Mrs. Spitz
: faden and daughters, Misses Menor Kennedy
5 Labat Mamie and Alice Phinney, Mrs. Hazen
5 boiler and daughter, Misses Vies Mamie Kuck
D and Viola Strain, Mr.. and Mrs T. Il. Strain
a Messrs Obler and Miers E. Summers
Dancing was INDUCED in until late hour.
e Miss Lenor Hoff, Of Abita Springs, Spent FIR
: day IN Covington, guest of Mrs. L. u. kentze