St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-01-16

TO I'LL the vacancy OF hrSt lieutenant
Troop c, First Squadron Cavalry.
Tomorrow the N. O. G. N. will rul
over the new shore line and new
schedule will go into effect.
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In compliance with ordinance of thu
town the N. @. G. N. r. r. Co., ha!
fixed the Gibson street crossings 81
that its tracks can be easily passed.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Sweeney, aged five years, broke hi!
arm, last Saturday, by falling from
his velecipede.
The N. o. G. N. has enjoined thu
Electric Road from using the crosswa.
over their tracks, and a motion tt
bond the injunction has been made.
Hon. Lewis L. Morgan won his sui
of A. Smith, trustee VS.. Ozone Lumber
Company, in the bankruptcy proceed
ings of Edgar Brother. The, amount
involved is SIS, 800.
The following Park Commission
have been appointed: E. j, Domergue
Jr., Chairman; G. V. Quave, Harvey
E. Ellis, 7. E. Brewster, L. M
Bourgeois, Jos. G; Beck, John Halter
Watches, clocks and jewelry re
paired and guaranteed by Jno. F.
Doty, next door to postoffice.
For everything UP to date in lockets
chains and belt buckles, go to Jno. F
Doty, next to postoffice.
F.. j. Doty repairs all kinds Of
monographs and talking machines
Also any part furnished.
The setting aside of $1,000 by the
Council improvement, means that we
are to have some more paved streets,
which will be welcome news to all.
Mr.. ]. Mutually will shortly open uI
the electric theatre formerly run by
Mr.. Pape, on New Hampshire street,
and Mr.. Louis Pepin will take charge.
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The Nineteenth Avenue bridge
across Simpson Branch is now COM
pleted. This will shorten travel and
Be great convenience to the people
The Mothers Club has placed be-
fore the School Board the following
names for nomination for School
Trustees of the Covington school: E.
J, Domergue Jr,, j. E. Smith, @
v. Quave, G. E. Jenkins, DIR. j. E.
Pigott.
A petition has been signed by mum.
erous patrons of the Telephone Co.,
protesting against the resignation OF
II. H. Suddeth, and Mr.. Suddeth may
reconsider his action. Mr.. Suddetl
has made many friends in Covington
who are loath to have him leave.
At a meeting at Cantrelle's Hal
Monday night, presided over by J; A
Domergue, with c. G. kornfeld a.
Secretary, a Covington band was
ORGANIZED with twenty-five mem
hers. The band will be formed o.
brass and reed instruments.
RE YOU are looking for bargains il
shoes you cannot do better than buy
the Hamilton Brown, and you canno
and a better stock to select from no
better place to buy than G. W
Schmidt's, at Abita Springs.
DIET. in Covington, La, Jan. 3
1909. at $50 %. M, MARION PEARL
onIv child Of Hugh Kirby and May Y
Cooper. aged Z years and 8 months
4 resident of Lafayette, La, for TIT
past FIVE years.
All Railroads entering Baton Roug'
r,;Il a. Give one third fare rates on tn!
fe+b of January to allow all who WIS.,
80 a+tend the Packing House Conven
fion there on January u. Gommlso ns.
Cbas. Schiller, DR.. ": K; Doason, Ut
WI. Dalrymple and ". L, Foster WI WI
no among the speakers. Farmers WI WI
sttend from all over louisiana an'
Mississippi.
Ata meeting held on Jan. IL, l9o9
9 sc 4 Board of Directors TO
tne lo, us ale elected for the Covingtol
1s0s, "e and Trust Company: j.. ;
banh 4 !. smith, E. J. Frederick
gon g5 cca..bnaider. S. d. Bulloch, y
". o W. n brewster, III. r. War
$3.50 HI W Williams, N. ". Fearsa ~
y ahncke. Thos u. BuFnSS' II Y
T III II. Bickhan4l, Y:
R l,6 b. Wehrh, Jr. , Jos- P psashS
R y +. John Theobald. Paq qhs =. ~ Is
horde, &. 2 smgleeafs' ~
Schmidt. sa;a bank will b
The once r S,xei to be held mex
eal,esesday, January, y, lsOS,