St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-02
Slidell Department
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

Miss, spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Miss S. L. Hughes will visit
her mother in New Orleans
Sunday.
H. L. Norwood, Of New Or
leans, was a visitor here Thurs
day.
Jos. Langston was a Crescent
City visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Du-
buisson are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of a little
son.
Paul Gardier entertained his
brother, E. Gardier, of New
Orleans, the past week.
J. Joachim and son, Emile, of
North Slidell, spent Saturday in
New Orleans,
Miss Lillian Dubourg returned
Thursday after spending the
summer in Ocean Springs, Miss.
Train. coming and going all
day. The L. & NJ, the N. 0.
& G. N. and the N. O. & N. E.
trains all combined, keep the
rails warm. "
We are pleased to learn that
Edgar Pichon, who was shot at
Bonfouca by Toulouse Faciane, a
negro, Sunday last, is doing as
nicely as can be expected. Drs.
Outlaw and de Ballard are at
tending the sick man, and both
are expanding every energy to
assist in his recovery. Rev.
Bernard Heating administered
the sacrament of the dying
about midnight the night of the
shooting, and has been a regu-
lar visitor at the bedside. Mr..
Pichon is a member of the Imp.
Order of Red Men, Bonfouca
Tribe No. 81. The members of
this tribe are taking every IN
terest in Mr.. Pichon's case.
Mrs. Pichon, who was formerly
Miss Lena Centerlivre, has the
sympathy of her numerous
friends.
B. IPinchonet is still on the
sick list We trl1St TO soon see
him out.
Louis Dubourg is recovering
from his recent illness.
1 Miss Gladys Liddle, who was
quite i'll, is recovering.
E. Darby is on the sick list.
A class Of fifteen will receive
irst communion Sunday, Octo-
DER 3rd, at z a. m.
The Ridge School is expected
10 open October 4th. Miss Lena
George, one of our recent grad
lates, will teach this session.
Supt. Peters was a visitor
here the past week in the in
crest of public school work.
Messrs. J. and w. Smith, of
New Orleans, spent Sunday with
heir parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Barron
nave removed to Hattiesburg,
o the regret Of their many
friends here. Mr.. Barron will
De greatly missed in the Big
Store, as he had charge of the
shoe and clothing department
here. He is succeeded by A Y
Hoover.
Edward Hymel, of Algiers,
has accepted a position with the
0'Flyn firm.
Miss Pearl Denham has re-
to her home in Hatties-
ourg, after a pleasant visit as
he guest Of Mrs. Norman Gill
is, of Seven Oaks.
Fl w Woodruff, ST., and fam
ly, Of New Orleans, will reside
1ere in the future.
Mrs F A Bourgeois and daugh-
;er, Beulah, and Miss Ella Scog-
MS left Friday to spend the
winter in New Orleans. Miss
8eulah will be very badly missed
by the social set here. as by her
sweet and charming personality
she has won a host of warm,
rue friends. Owing to her
;alent for music Miss Beulah
has been of great assistance at
weddings, concerts and church
All regret her depart
ire.
Edgar J Perillioux made a
lying trip to New Orleans
Wednesday.
Mrs G C Minturn and children
are expected home shortly, after
several months spent in West
Virginia with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs w H Whatley re-
turned from a visit to relatives
at Harrisburg, La.
The members of the East
ern Star" are preparing to en-
certain at a lawn party.
Mrs J A Salmen was a Cres-
cent City visitor Monday.
c G Henning, mar ager of the
phone exchange at Picayune,
Miss, was a visitor here Tues
lay.
Rev A Finish, pastor of Baptist
preached at his church
at Purvis Sunday.