St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-08-01
Slidell Notes
Slidell, La, July 20, 1908.

slidell, La, July 49, 1908.
Special Correspondence.
Mrs F. Salmen will entertain few friends at
Sans Souci next week.
Vanished water melons will keep sound all
the year if put in a cool and dry place, so it is
said. Try this some one and have melon for
Christmas dinner.
A. Provost was in from his farm Tuesday.
Says crops are fine, hogs getting fat, chickens
ditto and melons nearly gone
John Peterson keeps the ice factory business
going right along; hard times does not prevent
the public from keeping cool.
The Salmen brick works go on and on daily,
and the brick that made Slidell famous are going
out to the people who know good thing when
they need same in their business
Judge Grow gets some business in the matri-
monial line occasionally. Human nature is hui
mainly the world over.
E. F. Haley went fishing at Sans Souci day
last week and caught fine red fish, weighing
pounds
Jas. Withers and wife of Fayette, Miss, are
visiting brother Norman ellis, Mayor of Seven
Oaks.
Miss Alicia Garcia, of Bonfouca, is at the
Hotel Everitt
And the good old blessed stork came and went,
but left fine baby girl at the home of Charles
May Wall last Week.
j. Haughton Shepherd was over in the Tick
faW jungle two days Of this week. on visit to
brother John Temple
Miss Louise Guyol, Of the Crescent town, was
a guest Of John Burroughs Temple Sunday last
Miss Maybelle Johnson, of New Orleans, was
visiting Mrs. j. L. Newman last week.
Mrs. E. Mcdaniel is among the red clay hills
Of Mississippi at Bunker Hill, " with relatives
Mrs. John Parks is with relatives in Mobile.
Mrs. J. A. Sidney, of New Orleans, is with
Slidell folks for time.
Mrs. H. W. Rousseaux has had Miss Ethyle
Wright, of New Orleans, as guest. She is now
on visit to relatives, with cousins Dewey and
Elise Rousseaux, at Talisheek
The great Popularity of the Sans Souci club
house on the lake, at the mouth of Bayou Vim
cent, proves what grand thing a road to the
lake would be to the town. EVERYBODY his wife
and children could go down daily take bath,
enjoy the salt breeze and get fat and be happy
as big sun flower.
Miss Dona Everitt will go to the Mississippi
coast in August for month. She will visit with
Mrs. George Cause Bowen, at Gulfport.
DR.. Outlaw is the new surgeon Of the N. 0.
and G. N. Railroad, for this end of the line. He
is also the emergency man for the N 0. and N E.
railroad, in the same capacity.
The amendment to the State Constitution tc
allow the State Superintendent of Education to
receive an advance of salary of $4,000 will not
get solid vote in favor here $4,000 seems
enough for the position.
The drainage canal plans are about ready fol-
the public to act upon sometime with a vote fol-
bonds for money to dig same It will be the
greatest blessing, in temporal way Slidell car
get.
The weather is wet, you bet There is always
some kind of weather this time of the year
Mayor Bourgeois says, and he knows.
The Newman property has not been sold, anc
Mrs. Newman will continue the business fol
which she worked hard to secure and establish
| DR.. Polk is with his family away up in coo
| Tennessee.
The boys in the Slidell Stores are getting thei
vacation, one by one, and if ever there were an!
who deserve a rest, that is the bunch.
Mrs. J. Albert Salmen entertained the follow
ing guests at the Sans Souci" club house thi
week: W. T. Tiqpin and family, Misses Eva ant
T. Miles and family Frank B. Richardson ant
family, of Slidell; Rev. J. M. Williams ane
family, of Covington Mrs. A. Baldwin, of New
Orleans; Chas. Mccullough and family, Dr. Out
law and family Mrs. Freeman Buckley AM
family Mrs. E. P. Durham and family Misse
Ethel and Louise Schroeder, Edw. F. Haley ant
family, j. T; Liddle and family, Mrs. J; J
Thomas and family DR.. Liddle Miss G. Liddle
Mrs. j. Solberger and family, Sam and Chas
Solberger and families, Slidell; Mrs. Geo. sey
bold and family, New Orleans; Norman Gill;
and family, Jas. Withers and family, Fayette
Miss; Mrs. Mary Everitt and family, Misse
Nehls O'Rouke and Mcmahon, Sldell; Edga
Pichon and family, Bonfouca; Ed. Rapp, Olcint
Faciane, Mrs. P H. Briol and family, New Or
leans; Mrs. Mary Belle Estevan, Miss Catherine
Mallory, New Orleans; Capt. Will Collier, Skip
per; VIII E. Eddins, Chas Richardson Thomas
Jefferson Eddins, J. Haughton Shepherd ant
Miss Dona E. Everitt, SIidell.
Fire and big loss. Where? IF not insured
do so before the trouble. Tomorrow may b
! too late. See Liddle the agent.