St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-02-20

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Geo. R. Tolson.
in Covington.-
Miss Hester McDougall, who has been
visiting in New Orleans, spent a few days
last week with her aunts in CoVington.
She was on her way home to Frankllnton.
Mr.. Maestri, of New Orleans, visited Cow
ington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Everhart, of Clumbus,
Ohio, will spend the winter at EdgeWood.
Miss EdWina Thorning, of Algiers, spent
Sunday in Covington with Miss Elmire
Theriot.
Hon. Martin Behrman, wife and party,
Mr. J. D. Stafford, Chas. Cannon and wife,
W. D. Schrieyer, of New Orleans, Z. Persac,
Hubert D. Wax, L. Paul Anniss, J. A. Lam
registered Sunday at the Southern Hotel.
Mr.. C. F. Hardie, manager of the South
ern Hotel, spent Thursday and Friday IN
New Orleans and Vaudeville on business
trip.
Addison Wadsworth, of the N. O. G. N.
of Bogalusa, spent the week end with his
parents.
G. A. Fendlason of Folsom, spent Friday
in Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, of Denhan Springs,
were weekend visitors to Covington
DR.. and Mrs Fisher and Earnest Prieto,
Iof Vaudeville, were Covington visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. M. C. Smith returned Thursday from.
Franklinton, where she was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. P Minckler
Messrs f. Nixon, of Amite City, and w.
ID. Morgan were week end visitors to Gov
ington.
In the presence of relatives and a few
| friends. the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fottaine Poole, who was three months old
Sunday was given the name of Elenor Vir-
ginia, when the impressive baptismal service
| of the Methodist Church was read by the
Rev. E. A. Blanton at the home of Mrs W.
| G. Kentzel on Sunday afternoon, with w.
| Fl. Kentzel and Miss Seymoura Hadden as
Godparents.
Mrs. R. G. Hadden, son Bert and daughter
| Seymoura, who for the past four years have
resided in Covington, left Wednesday for
New Orleans to make it their future home.
Mrs Chas. Jaufroid had as her guests
Sunday her daughter Dora and sister Mrs.
Jas. Alpuente, both of New Orleans.
Mrs e. Leboeuf and daughter, Mrs. E.
| Bonner left Sunday for their home in Algiers
Messrs Geo. and Lloyd Letten, of Boga-
lusa, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Seller had as her guests Sunday, her
son C. T. Seller, wife and children.
Louise Donnelly, of Meridian, Miss, who
has for several weeks been the attractive
guest of Pauline Frederick, left Friday to
Join her mother in New Orleans, where they
will remain until after Carnival.
/ Mrs. D. l. Addison, who was in New Or
leans visiting friends, returned home Sunday.
| Mrs. B. B. Warren spent Monday in New
Orleans.
Frank Cundall left Sunday for Bogalusa,
/ where he has accepted a position with the
Great Southern Lumber Company
i Hon. T. NJ. Bankston, wife and daughter,
of Amite City, registered at the Southern
Hotel a few days last week.
i Ella Paine, who for the past week has
been the guest of Mrs. w. G. Evans left fol
her home in Vaudeville Friday afternoon
I Jeanette Champagne, who for the pas
month has been the charming guest OF hel
cousin Edna Champagne, left Sunday even
/ ing for her home in Thibodeaux.
7 Grace Blossnan has as her guests Misses
Valarie Duhme and Effie Churchill both Of
i New Orleans
Mrs. Mutually, of New Orleans, spent Sun
) day in Covington, the guest of her son jim
Il Mr.. Herbert Sudduth, who has been very
I'LL for sometime, left the latter part of week
for Lake Charles, where he will spend {
while with his mother.
Mrs Frederick Hull and daughter Lucille
: VINO nave been guests at RIVERSIDE Inn IOl
sometime moved Saturday into the pretty
, home Of Mr. Cundall in New Covington
where they will keep house until spring.
Mrs. VIM. Bodebender has issued invita-
Etions to the members of The Thursday
Afternoon Euchre Club to be present at he1
home on Friday at Euchre given in theil
: honor All who have ever been entertained
Eby Mrs Bodebender know the treat in store
for them, for it is we'll known what !;
charming hostess she is.
Rev. J. NJ Williams and family and Mrs
Joor left Wednesday for New Orleans. Mrs
! Joor and Mrs Williams and family will spenl
|some days in New Orleans, but Rev. vii
t liams returned in the evening.
The many friends of DR.. @. Kohnke vii
be glad to know that he is recovering from
) his very severe illness of the past week.
After the business meeting of the Pro
gressive Union held on Friday last at tht
residence of Mrs. B. B. Warren most de
t lightful reception was held in honor of Mrs
R. G. MADDEN. President of the Union. I
/ was most informal and attended only by tn,
members of the Union, who chose this wa,
; of extending to their president expressions
of their appreciation and esteem, and theil
: regret at her early departure from Coving
ton Mrs. Hadden was much affected b,
this token Of goodwill and esteem on tn.
part of her fellow workers, and expressed
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