St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-29
SlidelI Notes
Slidell, La, August 81, 1908.

Slidell, La, August 27, 1908.
Special Correspondence.
The Babtist Sunday School people
will give lawn party Monday even
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Walters, of Palestine
and from the Holy Land, lectured
upon that vicinity Tuesday night in
the Babtist Church. It was inter-
esting.
Elder Finch and member of his
family have been sick in North Caro-
lima, where he has been visiting this
summer.
Mrs. F. Salmen and Miss Dora
Everitt are on the program for trip
to Michigan next month.
w A Martin wears new Bryan
button with these words, II gave my
dollar. Did your" Sorry to say not
many have given cent.
Edward Schinnie has returned from
his vacation in big New Orleans. He
spent nearly week there and dol
lar day, also, he did.
A big dairy company of New Or
leans is looking this way, the rail-
road agent says by way of news
item.
Barber Faciane has improved the
looks of his shop, and a free shave
goes for this notice sure.
The wise ones who carry life and
accident insurance do not get into
railroad wrecks, like the one of Tues
day night this week. Only those who
are not insured get injured. Be
wise and see the agent to-day. To
morrow may be too late.
Rev. NJ Williams and family
were the guests of Mrs. F Salmen,
at San Souci Monday.
Elder Cd Bowen, who past ored
the Babtist Church for fifteen years,
will preach in the Babtist house of
worship Sunday morning and night.
He is with F. Salmen at the Sans
Souci club this week for the cool lake
breezes and water.
Real estate sales are a forgotten
event almost in this good old town.
People have put their money in the
bank for a change.
Election talk is low and soft, ex-
cept that Burns and Morgan will be
elected as sure as fate. Favr0t will
get more votes than in the last cleo
Llon-Some say.
Miss Ella Salmen has returned from
trip into Tennessee and Mississippi,
and will remain here for time.
The Birth Day Club, are to meet
with F Salmen soon, so said. A reg
ular organization will be gone into
!; and the good work perpetuated from
season to seasonable anniversaries.
The Advocate is figuring on COM
lug out sometime. Just figuring.
Expect the good thing when it ap-
pears will be good thing to bear IN
mind.
How would an excursion to New
: Orleans do for the benefit of the Lake
road, at a dollar for adults and children
for half price,
Uncle Jim Walton, for thirty years
a drummer for the Baldwin hardware
store, has retired from the world out
side of New Orleans and will be
house man, looking after the interest
of his friends as in the past, but
I giving some personality.
S r Reddin want to New Orleans
to have his tooth pulled. He had his
, leg pulled also. This is history re-
; peating itself.
A lively fun crowd of young people
picnicked to North Shore from Pear
River last Tuesday, They fished, they
, Grabbed nor lost single man. They
, bathed and frolicked in the water ane
' had a good old time.
Miss Viola Memory, our popular lit
' tie postmistress, and sister Aneta left
J last Saturday to join their mother OF
, vacation. They will go to Long
Beach, where they will spend a cou
! pie of days and from there to Gulf
port and Bay ST. Louis.
] A delightful party was given at the
r residence of Mrs ] ] Murphy, Fri
! day, Aug. q A delightful evening
J was spent with enjoyable games
Miss Ruby Levy entertained Will
5 music Refreshment were servet
r Those present were: Mr. and Mrs J,
j Murphy Mesdanes George and J Pre-
vost and Mrs Inglesby, Misses Lena
George, Annie, Pauline, and Rub.
r Levy, Mollie, Ella and Florence Guz
man, Blanche and Sadie Taylor, Viola
: Lille and Aneta Memory, Lolita Cur
rie, Selma Talley, Lemont and Andre,
Vineyard, Ella Scogin and Mary Welsh
Messrs John and Henry Currie, Fores
, Wichard, Louis Debough, R D MCGEE
4 Allen Decker, Emile Welsh an
Maurice Murphy