St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-08-14

Miss Edith Richard left Sunday afternoon
for her + 3ne in New Orleans, after a pleas
ant visit % her aunt, Mrs L. Champagne.
Miss Ruba Jmith left Saturday for Biloxi,
where sic will visit friends for short time.
Mrs. Biscontan and daughter are guests
of Mrs Thiery.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. White and their three
boys left Monday for their home in Crowley,
after pleasant visit to Covington as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. White.
Mrs Preston Bankston, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Smith, for
the past three weeks, left Wednesday for
her home in BreckWaldt. Lawrence Smith
accompanied her home for visit.
Julian Smith arrived in Covington Monday,
after weekend visit to Gulfport.
Mrs. Chas Cotton was weekend visitor
to New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Tracy, Arthur
Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Heintz, who
have been on a camping trip near Mande-
vile on Lake Pontchartrain, returned home
Saturday.
Robt. ALBERT, Ed Stern and John Robin
son. who are camping near Vaudeville at
Camp Hungry, report splendid, but rather
wet time.
Miss Alma Ads was a New Orleans visitor
few days last week.
| John hutchinson, OF MandeVllle, was
| CoVing ton visitor Sunday.
| Miss Fay Duncan is the attractive guest OF
| the Misses Frederick in Monroe street.
Mr.. Camille Weber spent last Sunday in
| Covington.
The Presbyterian church will be the scene
for twelve days of a revival service, con-
Quoted by Rev. c.. L. Nourse, of New Or
leans, and Mr. R. Jeffries, so Well-knoWn as
singer. 1t is hoped that all who possibly
can will attend both services, one at four IN
the afternoon and eight o'clock at night.
The revival starts Sunday August 10 ano
ends August 81.
Mrs Boudousquie left Tuesday for RaWls
Springs to join her daughter, Mrs. Robt. l.,
Lobdell.
Mr.. C. F. Hardie, was in Abbeville this
week on business
Miss Alice Wives and Mr.. and Mrs E.
| Marine, Of DonaldsonVille, are guests at the
Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Porteus, Of New Or.
leans, are spending a while in CoVington,
guests of Mrs VIM. Bodebender.
Miss Albin Edwards is the guest of Mrs
w. B. Lancaster for short stay.
A jolly party of young people enjoyed {
hay ride to Abita Springs Tuesday night, as
we'll as dance upon their arrival. One
pretty and unusual feature Of the ride was
that as each person was left at their home
a short sweet serenade was rendered by the
remaining members of the party. Those or
the ride were Misses L. Crozat, E. Elliot E.
Moore, A. Reiss, E. Reiss, J. Bohne, |. jung
and Miss Deynorit, Messrs. B. Smith, S
Oriol, L. Champagne, r. Oriol, B. JONES' F
Elliott and L. Mehlig.
The Kings Daughters, Of Covington, are
going to give an excursion to New Orleans
on August 20, for $3.50 for round trip
The route is by way of Vaudeville and ther
to New Orleans by the New Camelia Tht
motor car leaves Covington at 5:45 in TIL
! morning, and the boat leaves New Orlean
at the regular time on the return trip, thu
giving every one long day in New Orleans
1t is hoped the excursion will be we'll patron
lied as the proceeds are for Rest Awhile il
Vaudeville and are badly needed
t Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Barrette, of New
Orleans, were the guests of Mrs Barrette'
!. parents, Capt. and Mrs A. Rockenshuh las
Sunday.
Miss Katie Kentzel who was the guest o
Captain A. Rockenshuh and family for tn
past week, left for her home in New Orlean
Sunday, accompanied by her little cousi
Rosa Heirch and Miss Anna Rockenshuh
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Bergeron left F'rida
evening for Chicago, Washington and Ne7
: York.
) Mr.. J. S. Jones left this morning for Ne7
:, York, Washington and other points, on bus
ness and pleasure combined.
Mr.. S. Garcia left Thursday evening t
take trip to Chicago, Detroit, Washington
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. J. Louis Smith and sister, Miss Ami
Smith left Friday for trip to Chicago De
troit, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphi
and New York
Z Mr.. A. R. Smith and sister, Mrs. Loga
Belknap and her son, Logan, left this morn
, ing for EdneyVille, North Carolina, to spen
a couple of weeks
The members Of the B. Y. P. u. enter
tanned the Y. NJ. C. A. at an ice cream part
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Paul schrieber and Miss Ann
Martens spent Wednesday in Covington.
Mr.. J. A. Domergue is quite i'll, althoug
! improving, at the residence of his mother-ir
law in New Orleans. It was found neces
ssary to cauterize the upper jaw bone. Mrs
Domergue is with him.
RAMSAY N0fAS