St. Tammany farmer., 1908-07-04
Slidell Notes
Slidell. La, July :. : ~. g.

Vicksburg, and later will go { Ten
nessee mountains.
DR.. Hsrper, Of Hattiesburg, is ex-
pected to locate here soon.
Mrs Salmen, Mrs Neuhauser and
Miss Elizabeth ellis enjoyed day
with Mrs Hughes, of South Point
Tuesday last.
The Baptist Young Peoples Encamp-
ment of the State, will go into meet
ings at Vaudeville, on the 7th of July,
and fine time is expected for several
days. Slidell will be we'll represented.
Miss Olive Bollinger left for her
northern home last week, after
winter visit to her brother Elmo.
Judge Quinlan and family have re-
moved to New Orleans. They will be
missed by many friends here.
A singing school is being conducted
by Prof. Beasley, of Laurel, and a
large number of young people are in
do ra me etc.
Miss Gladys Liddle has returned
from months visit to the Mississippi
coast. ..
There is vacancy here in the news
paper way now, and any one wishing
to fill want can apply. The town
council has no local organ, and the
need is felt keenly for good paper.
The Advocate seems to have gone to
stay away.
Sam Suter is to go into the dairy
business. If other people can make
money by such work. he thinks he can
also do well. A few have become
rich in this business here, and there is
room for more to follow.
The Slidell nine who went to Gov
ington Monday night are among the
workers who are for the best interests
of the town. The party was Rev. A.
Finch, Rev. Mr.. Peters, w. A. MI ar
tin, E. P. Robert. r. Smith, U. G.
| Neuhauser, R. Cump stem, P. Jack anc
C. M. Liddle. They looked dry, felt
dry, talked dry and were dry. They
were in dry crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Holley have the
deep sympathy of the community il
the death of their infant son, whC
passed away Tuesday.
Miss Vivian Comfort, recent graduate
of the McLaurin Institute, of Meridian
is at home, to the delight of hel
friends.
Miss M. L. Powers will be Bato1
Rouge visitor the coming week.
Lawyer Bollinger will soon go to hi
old home in Missouri to 'tshow" hi
folks how we'll this country agrees
with him. He may also show us Ont
of the fair ones of his former Stat'
upon his return-a partner.
Mrs. S. R. Reddin will leave the frs
of the coming week for month witt
relatives in the Crescent city.
Mrs. Darlington, of New Orleans, i
with Mrs. Frank Richardson for th'
summer.
Joseph A. Bousquet of the Slidel
Stores was visitor to Logtown las
: week with Mr.. Givens, by land AM
water route.
Mrs. Lewis and children, of Hatties
' burg, were the guests of her sister
v Mrs Jefferson Davis Barren, las
E week.
Fire, Fire. A great loss-if not in
sured. See C. M. Liddle, the man VIII
can save worry and loss. There's
e reason.
w A Martin has bought the propert,
e of Newman on Front street. Mrs
/: Newman will continue in the sam
d business as heretofore.
|. Mrs G Solberger and Albert Fritchi
left Wednesday for cool Wisconsin fo
:: the summer. Samuel will go later.
). The ice factory is getting there wit
the goods, and as fresh and cold a
f any other plant anywhere. John Peter
g son keeps the business in shape, and
carload out every day tells good tai
:. for the stockholders.
4 Mrs w E Talley is On the sick list
and at this writing is improving.
Miss Ruth Denham, of Hattiesbur&
is visiting Miss Everitt this week.
A well-known Covington citizen say
e there is a better lake breeze in Slide
than at Covington.
u G Neuhauser gave his annui
birthday dinner last week, and had 9
guests Rev. A. Finch, F Salmen,
A Martin, Rev ] E Brakefeld, P JAG
and C M Liddle. The mex celebratio
ID of the club will be in Covington wit
) Rev Brakefeld, then comes F Saline
A' soon after.
Mr. L Klein is new arrival with h
family, and had fire to destroy som
+ household goods. He is ready for tt
V next visit, having taken out fire j,
surance the day after the burn.
Mr. and Mrs J D Parker are to sur
mer in the cool shade of Michigs
trees and lake breezes on his farm
that State.
The good old stork arrived at Il
home Of John Semple, Thursday NOR
I'd ing of last week, and left fine bat
~ boy. Congratulations are going tn
way.
The removal Of Mrs. Mcdaniel al
us family to New Orleans, has take
20 away public spirited lady. She W
become trained nurse.
The Salmen works continue to G
and thus give employment to hundre
IT of people who need the same in the
living. And yet few people kno'
r. the good things of this life, and forg
. they are doing more harm than go'
- - in this world.
r. VIM, Eddins has returned from
he summer vacation, and is ready f
h. hard work, T. M l.