Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-03-25
A Easter uuat.

100, Inc laQleS OF the 81. JOSEPH
Civic League have engaged his ser
vices to hide the eggs he may hav'
left over on Monday.
So on Monday afternoon at d.
O'Clock the cunning little fellow
will haved finished his work,-th'
beautiful Easter eggs will all b
safely hidden in the grass anc
flowers on Mrs. Chas. Johnston
lawn at her home on the planl
rad. Besides the eggs there viii
b, candy for sale.
Everybody is invited, especially
1.-THE parents and children.
The small fee of 10 cents fol
children and grown folks alike will
be charged for admission.
Miss Annie O'Kelley was the
guest Of Mrs. E. ]. Walton Las,
week.
Miss Jewel Fry left Thursday Ia
spend the Easter holidays with her
mother in Natchitoches.
| Hon. John Murdoch Of Newell,
ton and Mr.. Dan Morris Of Hard
Times were visitors to St. Joseph
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. c. Young has returned
Ito her home in Knoxville, Tenn.
latter a pleasant visit to her old
home in St. Joseph.
! Assessor Bondurant and Game
Warden Johnston were visitors to
1.-THE lower portion of the parish this
Iweek on official business.
| Mrs. Funkhouser and Miss Nell
Martien arrived from Virginia last
week, being called home by the ILL.,
mess and death of their sister, Mrs.
IR. C. Lancaster.
| Mrs. Perry NJ. Funk, Of Bayou
Vidal, and little son, Perry, Jr,,
who have been visiting Mrs. ]. 8.
Johnston, in st. Joseph, the past
week, returned home Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Harrison and
MRS. w. ]. Roberts went to Nat.
chez last Saturday, where Mrs.
Harrison, who has not fully re-
lowered from her recent severe ILL
ness, has entered a sanitarium.
| DR.. Mark Andrews and daughter,
Miss Ruth Andrews, who have spent
the winter in Houston, Texas, have
returned to their home in Water
proof. The Doctors friends are
| pleased to learn that he is enjoying
good health.
Il G. w. Dry, Of West Baton Rouge.
and s. D. Watson. of Locust Ridge,
this parish, who in partnership with
Mr.. A. J. Gibson, also of this par.
ish, owned the belmont" planta.
ton, in West Baton Rouge. have
bought out Mr.. Gibson's interest
and will continue the cultivation Of
cane on that place. Mr.. Dry came
up to Tensas this week to close the
deal.
i The following Waterproof notes
are culled from the New Orleans
Daily States Of Sunday:
Il Mr.. Isaacs Of this parish has pur.
chased the Iandauer residence in
Natchez. ON Clifton Heights, one Of
the prettiest parts Of that city fol
dwellings. Mr.. Isaacs will take i'm.
mediate possession Of his new home,
but will continue his business in.
terests in this parish. Mrs. Isaace
is already in Natchez.
The As-You-Like-It Club was de-
lightfully entertained at its last
meeting by Mrs, w, 8. White.
!, DIR. and Mira. H. P. Greaves have
with them for q visit Mrs. w. B,
Russell and children. Of Calvert.
Texas.
Mr.. Ben 8. Chase. Jr., Of Nat.
chez, was a visitor to the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Turpin last
week before he left for Rishee. Ari,
IONA, where he will reside in future
Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson came dowI
from St. Joseph for a day with Mrs
A. McAllister recently. 8
Misses Mary and Roberta Turpir
are visiting Mrs. Alex George II
Vidalia.
The Misses Hudnell had Mis-
Myra Berry with them over tn
weekend.
Mr.. E. c. Rhodes has his niece
Miss Grace Levett, Of Chattanooga
as his guest at Ravenswood.
| Mrs. w. A. Lancaster sustaine,
a severe accident while riding horse
back a few days ago. The hors
fell on Mrs. Lancaster, bruising he
IIquite severely.
News has been received here Q
the illness of Mrs. r. D. Seldom
in New Orleans, where she Is OF
| a visit to her daughter, Miss Mar
Seldom.
II It is with much pleasure that tn
news is received here Of Miss Mar
Turpin's appointment as sponso
J for the Mississippi U. C.. V. reunio
, at Mobile in April. Miss Turpi
is one Of the most beautiful cir
in this part Of the State and tn
Ioho;co ,vos xu;solv p,odo Che he