St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09
Abita News and Society Notes.
BY OUR ARITA CORRESPONDENT.

Charles Rispol spent Sunday in Abita, the guess
of relatives.
Misses A. Nichols and Luea Holmes were Sunday
visitors to Covington.
After few days visit to New Orleans Miss Der
tina Murphy has returned to her home in Abita.
Mrs, R. Murray is, spending some time with he1
mother, Mrs. Thompson
Mr.. E. Weber is spending some time here at the
Thompson Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lamousin visitors tt
Covington on Thursday.
After having summered here Mr.. and Mrs. Schi
ling and family have returned to New Orleans.
Miss Mae Michelis has returned from recent
visit to New Orleans.
Miss E. Hardoun left Sunday for New Orleans
after most pleasant stay here.
Miss Eva Daring, who has been visiting her Sis
ter Mrs. Charles Biggo, has returned to her home
in New Orleans
Messrs j. L. Reed and E. ALBERT were visitors tc
Vaudeville on Sunday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Ness re-
ceived news that they soon will be returning to Abta
after having visited New York and many other
points.
E. Larkin was a visitor here on Sunday.
Miss Blanche Badon, of Covlngton visited here on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. P Guinault and daughter departed from
Abita Thursday to take possession OF their home in
Claiborne.
Messrs Frank Kentze A. Delabreton and Earl
Smith were Sunday visitors here.
Mrs Delabreton and daughters, of Covlngton, Wis
tied here on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Max knappe spent Sunday with his wife.
Mr.. Ed Bajajou, of New Orleans visited relatives
here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs f. Brinker are spending few days
here.
Miss Mildred Davis was the guest of the Misses
Raglan on Sunday
Mr.. John Dillon spent Wednesday in Abita with
reletives.
Master Seymour Smith spent Sunday with parents.
Miss Jeanne Durand was visitor to CoVington on
Sunday
Mrs. George Strain, Sr., and daughter, Anaise,
were visitors to Covingt on Saturday.
Mr. O. Streatman, of Bogalusa, visited here on
Monday
E. Terrebonne visited Covington on Monday
D. T. Brack and Miss E. McDougal were married
by Judge A. O. Pons on Sunday, October 8, 1909.
G. E. Millar and j. B. Lancaster have been appoint
ed delegates to the Waterways Convention to be
held in New Orleans October 80 and November l.
Among our fall visitors here are Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Smith and children, of New Orleans.
Messrs. Val FABIAN and c. Janfroid were business
visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph B. Lancaster, of Covngton, visited
mere on Tuesday.
Mrs, George Buisson, of Claiborne, visited rela-
ives here on Tuesday.
J. ]. Murphy, of New Orleans, was business Wis
tor Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Holmes and daughters, Luea and Alma,
eft for New Orleans, after spending few days here.
DR.. G. r. Tolson stopped in Abta on Wednesday. |
Miss M. Dillon left Wednesday for few days visit
o friends IN New Orleans.
Messrs. A. Hirt and A. Cooley were visitors to /
1ew Orleans last week.
Mrs A. May has left for New Orleans, after
pending the summer months here.
Mrs +. J: Hentz, of CoVington, was visitor to
Ablta on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Demaree and son. .Verdon, Mrs. L. |
Allen and daughter, Barbara were visitors to Cow
ngton on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. Cross and little daughter are spending I
eW days in New Orleans.
Just received carload of brick and shingles. See
before buying. ALEXIUS BROS. & co.