St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-02-15
Folsom, La, Feb. 1a. 1907.

Mr.. Louis Tate, of Ramsay, was 8
visitor here Saturday.
Supt. w. F. human visited Folsom
Monday.
Mrs. R. A. Ford spent part of this
week here with her niece, Mrs. A. H.
Hammett.
Rev. Voyles, of Vaudeville expects
to hold service here Sunday.
Weather conditions are any
thing but encouraging:
Rain in streams,
Warm and cloudy,
Weather seems
Mighty dowdy.
Hold your dress as high as you choose,
But the mud wont all stay on your shoes.
Your anger'Ii get
The better of you,
I'll make bet
That if You do
But chase down the main wide street
You'll wish you were in some retreat.
Danger Signals" will be the
title of a sermon to be delivered
by Rev. J. E. Brakefeld, next
Sunday, at II a. M, and The
Lost Sinner is Invited to Come
to Christ Now" will be the sub
ject for the afternoon service,
7:30 p. M, in the First Baptist
Church, Covington. All are in
vited to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Brakefeld is an
earnest worker and a very in
teresting taIker, capable of MAX
ing his subject plesing and in
structive to all who attend the
service.
A piece Of detective work by
Marshal Dulion has dispelled
the mystery surrounding the
robbery of the store of Smith
Bros. Calling upon a negro
woman who owed a fine for a
misdemeanor, he was offered a
new ESPECIAL in payment, and
smelling a mouse, he accepted
it. and going to Smith Bros.
a comparison of the numbers of
the missing revolvers showed
this to be one Of them. AS a
result, Willie Boyd, Joe Wash
ington and Willie Davis are be-
hind the bars charged with the
burglary. The latter, up to the
time of his arrest, was en-
ployed as a teamster for Smith
Bros. All the parties are ne
groes.
The Embroidery and Literary
Club met at the residence OF
Mrs. C. 2. Williams, in indie
pendence street, Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Clifton Burns
will entertain next week at her
residence, in Columbia street.
Tuesday afternoon the Ladies
Five Hundred Club met at the
residence of Mrs. S. Prague,
| in Vermont street. The prize
was won by Miss Stella Allan
After the game delicious re
freshments were served. Mrs,
Chas. Cotton will be the hostess
next Tuesday, at the Oaks, " II
America street.
MARRIED. In Covington
La, Sunday, February 9, 1908
at ESQ p. M, Arthur West anc
Miss Lily Marmillion, at St
Peters Church, Rev. JOSEPH
Koegerl officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. West will make
! their home in New Orleans.
DIED. In Covington, La.
Sunday, February 9, 1903, q
ILLS o'clock p. M, ALBERT
/ BURNS, aged SO years.
The funeral took place from
the residence of the deceased
! in New Covington, Monday at
ternoon at 2::30 o'clock, Rev
Joseph Koegerl officiating.
The remains were inferred il
the Covington Cemetery.
! He leaves a widow, and fou
children by his first wife.
/ DIED.-In Covington, La.
Sunday, February 9, 1908, at |
i o'clock a. M, MRS. SARAH 3
lKLINGER, widow of the late ]
Delano.
The funeral took place fror
st. Peters Church Monda
morning at 1920 o'clock a. m,
Rev. Jos. Koegerl f1ciating, as
! sisted by three Benedictine Fs
theirs.
The remains were inferred /
: the vault Of the Klinger Memo
"A Among the floral offering
was a pillow Of violets, from tn
NJ. C. B.
Twelve pounds of strictly hig
Grade coffee for Sl.OO, at q. Y
J Schmidt's General MerchandiI
j Store. Abita Springs. Headqua
Il ters for Hamilton Brown shoes.