St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-09-25
Abita News and Society Notes.
BY OUR ARITA CORRESPONDENT.

Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Nilsson, of Covington, were
visitors here on Thursday.
w. j. Terry, of New Orleans, was here on bust
ness Wednesday.
Messrs. S. Poole and B. Hogan were visitors here
on Saturday.
Among our visitors on Thursday last was Mr.. E. J.
Cornell, of New Orleans.
After several months spent in Ablta Mrs. M f.
Coleman has returned to New Orleans.
Misses A.. Nickles and E. Mcdonnell spent the
evening in Covington Saturday.
Messrs. B. F. Samuels and Val FABIAN, OF New
Orleans, visited here on Tuesday.
Mr.. F. Cox, of New Orleans, is the guest OF Mrs.
r. Il. Hall for some time.
Mr.. R. H. Hall was Covngton visitor on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Charles Roggenkamp is being entertained by.
Mrs. Thomas ConneIl.
Miss Eva Daring the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Charles Biggio on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Miller and daughter and other friends
were in Abta on Sunday evening.
Miss L. Funk, of New Orleans, was the guest of
her mother on Sunday. Mrs. Funk is spending some
time with Mrs. S. H. Smith.
Mr.. Max Knappe left Sunday to spend few days
Mr.. Paul Wunder, of New Orleans, spent Sunday
here with friends.
Master Alvin Biggio has returned from the Cres-
cent City.
The Misses NJ and H. Brewster, of Covington,
were among our Sunday evening visitors.
| Mrs j. BENEFIT and children, who have been So
iourning in New Orleans have returned.
Master George Welsh spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Mrs f Clements and daughter were among the
excursionists who left for New Orleans on Sunday.
Misses B. Murphy and o. Bouchin enjoyed Sunday
| in Abita, guests of the Misses Raglan.
| Mrs. Murphy and daughter, of New Orleans, are
guests at the Lorio cottage
| Mr.. and Mrs R. Murray left for New Orleans
Sunday to take possession of their home onsClai
| borne avenue
| Mr. w. Reicke spent Sunday here with relatives
| Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Baldwin have returned from
/ New Orleans after several months absence.
Misses M. and E. Mcdonnell and A. Nickes tool
trip to Covington on Sunday evening.
Mr.. NJ Garrett, Of New Orleans. spent Sunday
with his family.
| Mr. and Mrs. R. Lemons will be guests of reia
| tiVes here for some time.
| Misses E. and A. Hardouin and NJ. Biggio enjoyed
a drive to Covington on Friday.
| Among the arrivals at Long Branch Hotel are Mr.
| and Mrs Bheil, of New Orleans.
Miss Yuonne Guinaub visited Covington on Friday
Miss M. Bradley, of New Orleans. visited here OF
Sunday.
The Hickory street bridge badly damage
| Monday when the wind storm caused enormou
i tree to fall over the bridge, but Mr.. J. Lamousi
Immediately repaired it.
i Misses E. Mcdonnell, E. Steckler and I. McNut
are attending school in Covington.
/ The roof of the barn of Mr.. E. Burkens took wa
torn off Monday, another result of the storm.
i Mr. and Mrs r. Bearmann were the guests of Nh
j and Mrs. G. L. Grelle on Sunday Mrs. Bearm an
| will remain for several days
| Master Lawrence Grelle has returned to his HON
in Abita after several weeks spent in the Crescer
4 City.
After most delightful stay of three weeks wit
relatives Miss c. Vein has left for her home in Ne
| Orleans.
Messrs. Earl Smith and Frank Kentzel, of Co
| ngton, were in Abita Tuesday
Mrs. E. Cockren and daughters are stopping hel
| at Strains Cottage.
Mr. L. Meg, of New Orleans, visited here
4 Friday,