St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-04-03

6Ogu0 EalaVa GrOV6, NO. II
Meets on the first and third Thurs
days Of each month, at 7:30 p. M, in
the Masonic building, Covington, La.
II. Fl. SUDDUTH, Noble Arch
JAKE Seller, Secretary.
BORN To Mrs. Huland Shaw, at
Chubby Hill, on March Is, 1909, boy.
DR.. r. G. Marrero is again on the
streets, after quite long illness.
Fine fresh spareribs, 5 cts pound
at r. ]. Lacroix's.
For poultry wire. Go to AIexius
Bros. & Company.
The Right Rev. Archbishop Blenk
will leave next Thursday for Rome,
on his visit to the Pope.
Buy a pair of Hamilton Brown
Shoes; the best. Sold by J. A. Wads-
worth.
supt. A. B. Peters, Secretary of
the School Board. now has as office in
the Covington Bank and Trust Co.
building.
At the. fire Thursday night Fred.
Roehl sustained quite serious cut on
his hand while tearing down a fence
to prevent spread of fire,
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The Anita ID was delayed from Sat-
uFdayf until Monday morning in her
trip to New Orleans, by running on
sand bar opposite the park
Eddie Jones was out Tuesday for
the first time since he broke his leg.
He will soon be able to lay aside his
crutches.
Rev. Father Landry will be in
Vaudeville Holy Week and Easter.
He will deliver sermons on Catholic
extensions.
DR.. C. z. Williams has resumed
practice Office Eovington Bank and
Trust Co. Hours 8 to IL and 2 to A.
Residence, 519 independence street.
Near schooner landing.
The steamer Josie is now running
under her own steam, and is in perfect
order, having been compelled to make
one trip in tow, by reason of her re-
cent accident.
Basketball will be one of the fea-
lures of the Bogue Falaya Athletic
Club, Junior, now that they have re
eeived their outfit. They have also
been presented with baseball outfit
complete, by Vim. Schneider.
Notice has been issued from the
Clerks Office that the ordinance re-
curing all dogs to wear a license tag
will be enforced and all dogs found
upon the streets will be impounded
according to law. These tags can be
obtained at the Office Of the Town
Clerk.
Rev. E. A. Blanton attended the
Annual Methodist District Convention
held in New Orleans Tuesday The
following were delegates from the
Covington Church: Prof. 4. a. Smith,
John Brown, F Z. Dutsch, and W.
Al. White and w. L. Eussel alter
mates.
Mr. &. A. David, has opened up
store in Vaudeville and will carry a
first-class stock o. dry goods, notions,
gents furnishings, etc. MI, David's
Standing in the Community viii insure
IN natr0ns a fair representation OF
fhe Goods he carries which will no doubt
make his store favorlte with the
people.
Won don't have to go any futher
than Schmidt's, at Abita, to get the
hest shoes on the market, Hamilton
Rrown Il his specially, but ne has
other kinds if you want them ZEN a IN lt III
class makes and at prices tnat are an
right. Don't buy until you haye eA-
ARMED his stock, or you may mo YOU
have lost an opportunity Tor 2 Oals' am
Nav Orleans papers contain notice
- tbn death Of Sophie Blache, VIE q
W. r ReDp. of Philadelphla, On
e,, -; March 28, 1909. The remains
SUI. Du,5 yo,loht 70 New Orleans Tor m
terment last Wednesday. - L.,
Mrs. Repp win be renemn1ea ss.a s ~
,oanv friends in Covington, where sne
resided r previous to her marriage.
A. meeting of the Ladies 90 20
oneratiye Club, in Mandev1lllss ,,5 Z hen ar
o opno @S,e that four medals nag pe e,sa
Sansted 81 the King Daugne:s 81 a an
- be contested for by pupils y p; 49,
III The following rooms; MISE W. sah a.lsar
news NJ ~ smelling; Prof. Wood .; senoi sa,d
shin. Prof. William, s ", nass+an5 ss
ssanrrppn,osition ion and Mrs. Smith atteho-
ance.
The supreme Court has s., han sssa
dou 1s decision in the shatta sa,t lan
s,1staining Attorney GilmoIss - z s i not
Fun that section s of the laM !, e sss
r se9,. and does not Apply sS
T Ieops previously established; annro-
va in - matter Of public poall esve arse
h1 those who have contenoesu au'N.