St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

weeks with friends here, has returned to
her home in New Orleans.
M. Neil Sweeney, Chief Clerk Railway
Mail Service of New Orleans, spent his va
caticn with his family at his pretty home
at C0vington.
Mr.. Julian Smith is spending the week
end in New Orleans.
leans, spent this week with Mr.. and Mrs S.
ID. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bell have just
returned from Galveston, Texas, where they
spent the latter part of the summer.
Miss Elise Roos left Monday for her home
in Opelousas, after spending some time here,
the guest of Miss EdWina Moore.
Mrs. Bouski and little daughter, Of !Slldell,
who were visiting relatives at Ramsay, spent
last Saturday afternoon here with Mrs II. j..
and Miss Annie Smith.
Mrs. Neil Sweeney and family, after two
years spent at their country home near here,
| left Thursday morning for New Orleans,
where Neil Sweeney, Jr., is attending Tulane.
Mrs. Sweeney and her charming. daughter
will be greatly missed by our social circles.
| A welcome awaits them upon their return in
the early summer.
Miss Donnelly, who has been the guest OF
home in Meridian, Miss
| by Mrs. Chas Loop at the home of Mrs.
Dr. B. B. Warren Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Lille Allan won the first prize and Mrs.
| Wallace Poole the second Mrs Ernest
| Wales will entertain the club next week.
Mrs. Lobdell and little grandson Beverly,
of Hattiesburg, Miss, are visiting Mrs.
IBoudousquie.
Mrs r. P. Mercedal spent part Of this
week here with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
| M. Mercedal
Mrs DR.. Tolson is in New Orleans on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Neuma Hebert left this morning to accept
position at the Stanton Plantation.
The Maids and Matrons Euchre met at
the home of Miss Nina Cantrell. Miss Susie
Bokenfohr won the first prize Miss Ruth
Bobenfohr the second and Miss Coig the
consolation. Miss Hennessey will entertain
! next week.
Mrs. Aug. lily spent Thursday in the
Crescent City.
The friends eff Mrs. H. H. Smith will re-
greet to learn that she has been quite i'll this
past week.
Mrs. F. Num- of Pensacola, Florida, has
rented the Warren home on TWenty-first
and Jefferson Avenues.
The ladies of the Progressive Union held
called meeting at the residence of Mrs. B.
B. Warren. At the meeting it was decided
to use the umbrella won in the Farmer con-
test, for the benefit of the Chemical Co.
Mrs Leopold Levy and little daughter, Of
Bogalusa, are spending this week among
! their many friends and relatives in CoVing-
| ton.
Col. and Mrs. Wallace Harper, after
spending the winter at Vaudeville, has re,
turned, and will spend the winter at the
| Southern Hotel.
J. Guide Grimmer, son of DR.. and Mrs
A. H. Grimmer left Thursday for New Or
leans where he will enter the Dental College
L. J. Heintz and family have moved tt
the new home Oak Grove, recently purchased
from w. N. Patrick.
Prof. and Mrs A. B. Peters spent Thurs
day in New Orleans.
A painful accident happened to Miss Emma
Heintz one day last week. While raising {
window it slipped and fell on her hant
bruising it and breaking the bone of thu
little finger in two places.
Dr. and Mrs. John A. F. Burgess, O.
New Orleans, are registered at the South
ern Hotel.