St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-13

Chester, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Octave Legier at Englenook Cottage, IN
Claiborne.
Mr.. II. C. Ramos, of New Orleans, spent
Wednesday at his pretty home in Claiborne.
Mr. John Dominick, of New Orleans, and
Messrs. R. and O.. Estopinal and Misses A.
and N. Estopinal, Of st. Bernard Parish,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Octave LIE
gier of Inglenook Cottage, at Claiborne, last
Sunday
nice, spent last Sunday here, the guests of
the doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
Bulloch.
Mrs. M. E. Burns and daughter Katie
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. D. Kentzel and
took little Allan Kentzel back to New Or
leans with them for short visit.
Mr.. w. N. Patrick spent while in Ham
mond last week.
Mr.. J. A. Golden, who has accepted the
position as bookkeeper for the St. Tam
many and New Orleans Railway & Ferry
Co., reached Covington Friday to assume
his duties. He comes from quite a promi-
nent family of Vermillion parish and former
ly held the position as cashier OF the First
National Bank, of Abbeville.
Mr.. L. A. White returned Friday from a
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course.
Dr. A. H. Grimmer spent Saturday
hunting at Bayou Lacombe.
Hon. T. c. Glynn returned Thursday from
a short trip to New Orleans.
Miss Adele Peroncel left Sunday for
short visit to friends in New Orleans
Miss Katie McDougall arrived Friday
evening to attend the Teachers Institute
held in Covington Saturday. While here
she was the guest of her aunts.
Miss Stella Bankston and brother Thayer,
of BreckWaldt, were weekend guests OF
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. T. w. Knack, of New Orleans, was
a business visitor to Covington the end OF
last week.
Mrs. J. Stern was weekend visitor to
Miss Alma Magee, of Folsom, spent sew
eral days of last week with her parents in
| CovingtOn.
Hon. L. L. Morgan and Mr.. A. j.
blanche spent several days of last week IN
| New Orleans.
Miss S. L. Wallace, teacher of the Ger
man Settlement school, attended the Teach
ers' Institute held in Covington Saturday.
Sheriff and Mrs. T. E. Brewster spent
Friday last in New Orleans.
Misses Close and NJ. Mclean Of Houlton-
ville spent Saturday shopping in Covington,
Rev. and Mrs E. Rennie and daughter
returned Friday from a visit to relatives in
New Orleans.
Messrs. E. J. Domergue and Fred C.
Hardy interested in charging the business
Of the Covington Grocery and Grain, Co.,
spent Friday in Hammond looking arounc
to see the prospects Of establishing a branch
office there.
Mrs. J. S. Henderson and son Joseph
who have been in Covington for some time
past, were called to New Orleans Friday by
the serious illness of their aunt, Mrs. Shake
spear. s.o.
Miss Retta Mason, of Abita District, was
the guest Of Mrs. S. V. Kentzel during The
week.
Prof. w. A. Dixon, left Friday for New
Orleans. He attended the basket ball game
between the Y. M. C. A. team of New Or
leans and the Dixon Academy team, which
was held Saturday, resulting in victor!
for the Y. NJ C. A.
!: Mr. E. A. Smith, Dean Of the State Nor
NAL School, of Athens, Ca, spent Saturda.
in Covington talking business
Prof. A. r. Smith, of Abita Springs
Institute Manager for this district spen
\ Saturday in Covington, the guest Of Mr.
, and Mrs. W. G. Evans.
j Quite large crowd attended the euchr
and dance given by the Women's Progress
i've Union, in the spacious dining room O.
the Southern Hotel on Friday evening O.
last week. The games started at about 8:3(
J, and closed at 1920. The prizes, three TO-
the ladies and three for the gentlemen
were both useful and pretty. Miss Edna
Il Champagne won the ladies first prize, ];
beauty pin, of the lily-of-valley design, do
mated by Hausman & Son, of New Orleans
through the interest of Mrs. Ed. Kentzel
Mrs. Earnest Wales donated ladies lac
handkerchief, as second prize, Wol
by Mrs, Preston Herndon, while Miss Min;
Cantrell won the third prize, pretty hand
! kerchief bag, worked and donated by Mrs
Hardy Smith. There being more ladie
than gentlemen, several substituted ant
Mrs. B. B. Warren won the gentlemen
first prize, card case of black leather, do
mated by Tolson & Schonberg, through Mrs
Marvin Poole, while Mrs. Ed. Kentzel wol
the gentleman's second prize box of liner
handkerchiefs, donated by Mr.. Edmon'
Stern, through Mrs. VIM. Bodebender. Mr.
| VIM. Cantrell won the gentlemen's thir
prize, a very pretty laundry bag, embroidere,
and donated by Mrs. Fred. Hardie. Dane
ing was kept up until late hour. Amor
those who kindly furnished music wer
Misses E. Delcroix, Alma Ads, Hilda Kent
J Mrs. Earnest Wales, Messrs. Amede
Guyol and John Diendorf. Refreshme mt
were to be had all evening and the w F