St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-09-25
Slidell Department
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

here, and. has a host of friends
throughout St. Tammany parish.
Miss Slaydon is scarcely seventeen
years of age, sweet-faced, innocent
child. AS far as we know nothing
has been learned of the rascal that
brought SO much trouble into her
young life. Public opinion is that if
her father meets him there will be
serious trouble.
Miss Ella Salmen is spending some
time in Birmingham. Ala, en- route
home from Detroit, Mich, where she
spent the summer.
Master Drew Outlaw and sister
Alice Meter will leave shortly with
Miss Pauline Meter for a visit to
Starksville, Miss.
Considering the amount of damage
done elsewhere Slidell escaped the
throes of the storm. A number of
trees were destroyed, sheds and fences
blown down and some few shakey
houses across the bayou destroyed,
otherwise small damage was done.
Mrs. N. J. Rousseaux is the guest
of her son, Rev. Guide Rousseaux, of
Biloxi, Miss.
The Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton held meeting here Wednesday.
Owing to the big storm the w. O.
W. postponed their entertainment
from Tuesday to Thursday.
We learn that Mr.. Alcide Dubuisson
is soon to join the rank of Benedicts.
Miss Edith Parker returned to her
home in Magnolia, Miss, after a
pleasant visit to her cousin, Mrs. Chas.
Fogg.
Miss Carolie Beck returned to home
in Rodney, Miss, after a delightful
visit here, the guest of her brother
A. C. Beck.
Miss Mamie Badmi and Mr.. E.
Guzman, of New Orleans, spent Sun
day, here the guests of Miss Annie Levy
> Miss Viola Memory, of New Or
leans, attended the Memory-Decker
nuptuals here Wednesday.
Masters James and Bernard Nc
Daniel leave Thursday to attend St.
Joseph's College, at Ramsay, La.
| The many friends of Mr.. Eugene
! Galatas are pleased to learn that he
I is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Jno. Elliott spent Sunday with
relatives in New Orleans.
! Mr.. T. Flood severed his connection
with the Salmen Brick & Lumber Co.
and, with his family, removed to a
point on the Texas Pacific railroad
Mr.. F. r. Buckley has returned
from a trip to Gulfport, Miss.
A class of children will receive their
first communion at the Catholic
church the first Sunday in October.
Frank Comfort is attending SouNe
College in New Orleans.
DIR. deBallard is still at Cooper's
| Wells.
Miss Lillian Dubourg is expected
home shortly after spending the sum
ner at Ocean Springs, the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. w S. Dryer.
A very pretty home wedding took
place here Wednesday Sept. 22d at
j 7:30 p. m. at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Decker on Front
street The contracting parties were
Miss Lillian T. Memory, of New Or
leans and Mr.. Allen J. Decker, OF
SlideIl. Miss Carmine Fernandis, Of
. New Orleans, was maid of honor
while Mr.. Robt. Memory assisted the
groom. As Mr.. Decker is a native
of Slidell, bright, steady and In
dustrious Young man, he has won fol
/ himself a host of friends and admir-
ers as was attested by the numer
GUS and costly presents received
Rev. Father Bernard. Q. 5. B., otf1cl
ated. After the marriage ceremon.
was over delicious repast was served
i in the spacious dining room. Thel
) the guests repaired to the parlor
/ where music, singing and dancing
: were enjoyed for several hours. Tn
I bride, Miss Memory, resided here for
! merlv. but for some time has reside'
(. / in the Crescent City, has quite mum
S Der friends here who welcome he
: home. The happy couple now occup
d a pretty cottage where we trust tina
sunshine and happiness will dwell fol-
q ever.