St. Tammany farmer., 1909-11-20

LIZ 0uuIS1y, representing w. % MOL
tlnez, spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. Jno. Solberger spent Friday in
the Crescent city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mcdaniel, of South
Point, were visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Levy Sr. and daughter
Miss Annie and son Leon spent Fri
day in New Orleans with relatives.
The M. E. Ladies Aid gave an en-
tertainment Friday, Nov. IL, the pro-
ceeds to be used to purchase toys for
their Christmas tree.
Mrs. L. Rosenthal and children, Of
Vaudeville, spent pleasant day here
with relatives recently.
We wish to correct an error which
appeared in the Slidell Department
last week. Miss Denyard and Mr..
Stone were not married by Judge
Grow here. Tne marriage took place
in Gretna, La.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
give a Ladies Minstrel Wednesday,
November "a, at Red Mems Hall. The
affair promises to be grand success
and is being extensively prepared for:
1t will be under the management OF
Miss Ethel Street, of Meridian, and
will be presented by large number
Of our most popular young folks. 1t
is for a goou and worthy cause and
highly deserving of patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. DubuisSOn now occupy
their new home.
Mr.. j. G. c. Dardin visited friends
in New Orleans, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dunham and family
are to remove to Hattiesburg in the
near future.
Miss Ella Salmen returned Tuesday
from fortnights visit to Vicksburg.
On Monday party of young ladies
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr.. James
Provost at his beautiful home on
Orange Grove. Among them were:
Misses Nell Moter, Ogine Garreau,
Ethel Street and Ada Gamache.
Mrs. W. B. Mclaughlin, of North
Slidell, has the sympathy of her nu-
morOus friends here in the sad death
of her sister, Mrs. J. E. Herman, of
Hattiesburg. Death occurred at her
home in Hattiesburg, after an illness
of about ten days. Mrs. Herman was
formerly Miss Jennie Loper. One year
ago she became the bride of Mr.. }. +.
Herman, prominent merchant and
businessman of Hattiesburg. Mr..
Herman has the sympathy OF his large
circle Of friends, as has also Mrs.
Herman's parents, who bowed with
sweet christian resignation to Gods
will, but greatest of all is the symna-
thv extended to the tiny baby girl, OF
but a few days, who will never know
the fond caress and kiss of mothers
sweet love. Death is always sad, but
more so when it takes away the young
and happy, just when life seems smil-
ing before them. Mrs. Herman had
just attained her 18th year. All that
medical aid could do was done, but to
no avail. Gentle, loving hands min
istered to her every need, but it seems
that God looked on her lovingly,
Saw she was good
And called her away
In her youg womanhood.
Mr.. Jack Mariner, of Carrier, Miss,
spent Tuesday here on business.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Bourgeois and daughter
Beulah and Miss Ella Scogins of New
Orleans spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. Geo. Edelston returned from a
delightful visit to friends in the Cres-
ent city.
The many friends 'of Mr.. Robt.
Langston regret very much to learn
of the sad accident which occurred, by
way of an injured arm. Mr.. Langs-
ton is at present in San Antonia,
Texas, and the full particulars have
not been learned. However we trust
his injuries are only slight. Mr.. Langs-
ton has large number OF friends and
admirers here and is very popular in
social circles.
Mr.. L. Badon, former representa-
tive for the Singer sewing machine, is
now soliciting for the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company. We wish
him every success.
Mrs. =. z. Dunham now occupies
her new home.
A lecture will take place at the Red
Mems hall Tuesday, November %.
Subject, Rome, the Eternal City, -
by the Rev. John Foster, of New Or
leans. The Methodist Ladies Aid will
furnish refreshments. The proceeds
will be used for their foreign mission
funds.
A big street fair arrived here Sun
day and is located on the vacant lot
by the bank building. Monday band
of gypsies arrived with their usual
herd Of horses, both combined keep
our streets pretty lively. Some of the
gypsies present a regular Mardi Gras
appearance with their gaudy clothes
and strings of bright coIored beads.
Geo. HolIey will be among those for
whom the wedding bells will ring in
| December.
A grand minstrel show and dance
will be given by the Bonfouca Tribe
No. 81 OF Red Men, at their hall Tues
day, November 30. Music will be
furnished by a first-class band from
New Orleans. The big hall needs
painting and ceiling, the funds realiz.
ed will be used for this purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mclaughlin re.
! turned from Hattiesburg, where they
attended the funeral OF Mrs. J. E.
Herman.
The minstrel show, under the man
agement of Mr.. A. F. Gardre, came
off Wednesday and proved very sue
cessful.
Drs. J. F. Polk and C. F. Polk at
tended the Southern Medical Associa
tion in New Orleans.
| Mrs. W. P. Guidrey spent Wednes
day in Rio. La.
Mrs. J. Joachim was among our re
cent Crescent City visitors.
Miss Angelic Cornibe spent day il
New Orleans the past week.
Mrs. C. F. Farmer and family, of Mt
Olive, spent few days here the pas
week, the guest of Mrs. Farmer
mother, Mrs. B. P. Langston, an,
sister, Mrs. J. I. Polk.
Mrs. j. A. Bousquet entertained
few friends from Westonia, Miss
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Peron, Mr.
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