Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-02-12

Mr.. Emmett Newton spent Tuesday in
Nsehea. =
Mr.. A. f. Green was business visitor
% Nstchsz this week.
Mis- Ef6e Moore was the guest of Miss
Lucille Gibson for several days this week.
:Mr. G. N. Clarke and Miss Bessie
Clarke are visiting Mrs. Kate Durbin.
Attorney Jos. NJ. Reeves made trip
10 vidslis on professional business this
week. -
Mr.. A. B. Ratclif spent Sunday with
ha brother, Mr.. C. V. Rstcliff, on Lake
q. Joseph.
Quite Q number from st. Joseph at.
tended the services at Wesley Chapel
Let Sunday.
DR.. E. D. Newell spent q few days in
Chattanooga last week, returning home
On Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Whitaker spent
several days in town last week as guests
q Mrs. B. B. Young.
Nr. n. d. McGill and Mr.. G. II.
Clinton were business visitors to Cincin-
matt during the past week.
Judge E. c. Montgomery and son, Mr..
Mxyd Montgomery, of Tsllulah, were
gnssts Of DR.. and Mrs. G. n. Clarke on
Wednesday.
Nessrs. Adolph Elgutter, Martin ia.
CODY, Maurice Lewis and John Gordon,
Of Nsvellton, were visitors to st. Joseph
Wednesday.
Mn. K. II. Whitney, with her little
op Richard, left on Tuesday for Pine
Nus, Ark, where she will be the guest
u Mrs.. Phillips.
Mis- Lizzie Yates, Of Schenectady, n.
T., who has been visiting relatives on
Lake St. Joseph, is now the guest of her
nephew, Mr.. E. F. Newell.
Nid-yinter fishing at Lake Bruin is in
full iorce. Enthusiastic anglers of the
Town and vicinity report unusually fine
sPort with the white perch at tie Club
HOUSE. ~
a very handsome hand embroidered
lsm handkerchief was lost on Wednes-
=
day evening on plank road or Price
Field. A reward will be paid for its re.
turn 70 this Office.
Mr.. W. T. Lanius, of Waterproof,
pant Sunday with his mother in st. Jo-
ssph. His sister, Mrs. Durbin, who has
been visiting Mrs. Lanius and Mrs.
uaFse for some time, also returned home
sunday. -
An R~H. Whitney entertained the
l1dies' Afternoon Euchre Club on Mon
~, January 18th. The prize, a silver
nes brush, was wen by Mrs. l.. F. Slicer.
ne Club has recrganized with sixteen
members. :.
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club
Va entertained by Mrs. J. I. Watson
q the residence of Mrs. W. NJ. David
sos on Tuesday afternoon. The prize,
white silk psrssol, was won by Mrs.
GP. Hornsby.
hn. B. F. Bonney entertained at
lsfp reception On Wednesday afternoon,
nun b7, complimentary to DR.. and
IN Dunbar Newell. Many friends from
Joseph and the country called during
- nceiving hours. A delicious buffet
enche0n was served later in the after
sQon. Mrs. Bonney was assisted in re-
o9vne By Mrs. NJ. j. Stanton and Mrs.
hR Young.
IN. B. F. Bonney will give pound
NY ct her home on Monday, Febru-
~ S2nd-washington's birthdsy-for
NE benefit Of the Methodist Orphanage
= hsston, La. This is q most deserving
instltstion, founded by the NJ. E. Church
= shis State, where orphan children of
~ creed are welcome and find q COM
.sssols home, surrounded by the hest
isauesces, and reared midst Christian
esptonnents and teachings and pre-
Psssd for useful lives. This institution,
pevever. Is not well endowed and is de-
pndent largely for sustenance on dona-
uens from the generous public and tow
asd the end Of relieving in some measure
sns'r present embarrassed condition, Mrs.
senney, who is ever solicitous OF the
welfare Of such causes, has concluded to
pw this pound party" on her lawn
nd invites every one to attend, and to
ping ct least one pound Of something
seed or clothins-though cash contribu-
eens ere solicited. Any who are unable
attend the pound party are re-
ea~sed 10 send Mrs. Bonney whatever
Donations they can conveniently afford.
The cause Is very worthy. and especial
Y 9 St. Jsseph is represented among
Ne kfSe number Of erstwhile homeless
eaaassn whe Are gathered In this be.
vevsleAs tlsce, Il n nete JhAs our peS,
esna svi&ests shsif AbpsseiAlssA d
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