Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-12-03

ing party on the Tensas on Thurs
day and Friday of last week, in
quest Of Bruin, but their search was
in vain-all the bear in that neck
Of the woods had anticipated them
and left for parts unknown. The
party, however, was successful in
killing several deer and quantity
Of small game.
Miss Susie Watson, who has held
the board at the Telephone Ex-
change for several years, and is
most competent and accommodate
ing operator, is taking a months
vacation, which she will spend in
Memphis. Her place is being filled
by Miss Nell Lewis, who is rapidly
catching on" to the various and
trying duties Of the hello girl. !"
Mr.. s. Solomon and family, who
recently moved to New Orleans, are
comfortably located sat 1914 Ches-
nut Street. They report having had
safe and pleasant trip down, but
as yet very little improvement is
noticeable in Mr.. Solomon's cOndi-
ton. His friends sincerely trust the
move will prove beneficial to him
and result in his complete restora-
ton to health.
Mr.. C.. c. Farrar, accompanied
by his mother, has returned to
Tensas for a short visit to his broth
er, Mr.. s. D. Farrar, Jr. COrdill
| is now living in Denver, Colorado,
the climate of which he finds more
beneficial to his health, which his
friends are delighted to hear, is very
much improved, and they sincerely
trust he will find complete resto-
| ration in the Far West.
A very pleasant little party was
given by Mrs. Riddle on Thurs
day evening, complimentary to her
daughter, Miss Mary, on the occa-
sion Of her birthday, and quite a
large gathering was present to par
ticipate in the amusements and par
take OF the refreshments. All guests
departed expressing appreciation OF
a most pleasant evening and wish
ling the fair honoree many happy
returns Of the delightful occasion
The Rev. Mr.. Ford of Texas, who
was called to the pastorate of the
three Presbyterian Churches in Ten
lsas parish and neighborhood, ad.
lvises that he has concluded to de.
cline the call and to remain at hi:
present work. 1t is understood thai
1.-The church officials have in view
1.-TWO other ministers, either Of whom
may be addressed on the subject
but at this time nothing positive
has been learned.
The beautiful bride doll raffleC
at the entertainment in Newelltor
on Thanksgiving evening for bene
fit Of Sunshine Society was won b!
little Miss Augusta Buelow, of st
Joseph. The doll is very pretty ant
: dressed with exquisite taste and tn
little lady is Justly broud of it. Tn
entertainment was complete sue
cess both socially and financially
ri the sum Of $50 being realized 70
1.-THE worthy cause, the doll alon
netting some S26.
ii Miss Annie Belle Munger of Por
. Gibson, Miss, who is well know
lin Tensas parish, where she ha
taught in the public schools an
: frequently visited friends, was maj
ried in that city on Wednesday
e November oath, to Mr.. ]. H. Rich
b. ardson Of Greenwood, Miss. Mis-
Mary Bell Murdoch, who has a
4 ways been a very close friend of tn
n bride, attended the wedding. TIL
n brides many friends in St. JOSEF
: and Tensas parish sincerely wis
lher and her fortunate spouse til
lgreatest happiness in life.
III DR.. Jas. NJ. Adams, second so
. of Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Adams (
Locust Ridge, sprang quite SUI
prise on his friends this week /
lquietly going over to Shreveport
J. where on Tuesday, November 3Otl
= he was married to Miss Ella Maj
II Burns, of that city. DR.. and Mr.
& Adams will be at home in St. j.
l. seph after December 9Th. The
have secured the residence of NJ
|, Is. Solomon. DR.. Adams is mo
# promising and talented young phi
d sician and a most estimable youl
d man, and is greatly admired by
/. very large circle of friends. II
bride is an attractive, cultured al
talented young lady, who is SINGER
e e ~ loved and admired by all wi
4 knsH her. We extend our hear
. eohesb3aistisat And Sincere wish