St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-08-06
JACKSONVILLE NOTES.

Miss Barbara Englehardt has re
turned home after spending som
time in New Orleans at the Norma
school,
Miss Thompson and Mrs. Call, O
New Orleans, are visiting the Mise
Perkins for few days.
Miss jamie Canulette entertaine'
few Of her friends on her Httl
launch, U. N. 0. The guests were
Misses E. Cooper, Florence Burns
Piano Koepp, Lillian Delatour, o
New Orleans, Lizzie Davenport, Stel
la Leblanc, Julia Mormon, of New
| Orleans; Mrs. l.. Camefette acted a.
chaperon and Andrew and Franz
Canulette as engineers. 1t was
real hen party. but what good tim,
we did have!
Miss May Deltrey and Julia Nor
man are the guests OF Mrs. E. Mug
nier.
Miss Lillian Delatour has returned
to New Orleans after spending some
Mr.. Geo. Dutch visited Covingtor
Monday.
Miss Title Breur is visiting Miss
BlOnOa hlOtZ.
Mr. and Mrs. j Selpla of Algiers
| spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
| Leblanc.
IIr. Elmo Castleberry was over fol
the dance given by the young men Of
| Madisonville Saturday evening, the
place where every one enjoyed them
selves. Hope that they will have an
other one soon.
Miss jamie Camelette and Mr.. D.
Cooper spent Monday in Covington
Mr.. George Dendinger spent sew
eral days in New Orleans lately.
DR.. Ney visited New Orleans Fri
day.
Mrs. Pennington is spending some
time in Hammond with relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Canulette paid visit
to New Orleans last week.
Mr.. F. Bullinger was over Mon
day, the guest of Miss J. Camelette.
One of the grandest compliment
tary balls of the season was given ON
Saturday, July 30th, at the U. F. B.
A. Hall, by the young men of this
place. 1t afforded a great deal of
pleasure to all. The hall was crowd
ed, and while the weather was warm,
the refreshments served helped to
keep the people cool. Professor
Lame, of New Orleans, furnished
music for the occasion.
There is lot of work here, but we
stumble and fall. l don't mean
break his neck, but pick up his feet
and meet us half way
Mr.. H. l.. Nick has his family over
for the summer, at his summer home
here.
Mr.. Sidney Chambers and wife are
at their summer home here.
We were delighted to see Messrs
Mason and Kentzel, of the St. Tam
many Farmer, in our burg, as we
see them so seldom. Had it been
some of the parish officers, it would
make us think that election was
near.
Miss Bartlett Englehardt has re-
turned home from the summer Nor
NAL school, and will accept a posi-
ton as teacher in the public school
here. She has a great many friends
and will no doubt make a good teach
er.
All the boarding houses and ho-
tells are crowded this summer, and
lots of private families have rela-
tives spending the summer.
The most interesting baseball
game of the season is expected next
Sunday at / p. M, when the Parker
Blakes, of New Orleans, and ST. Tam
many's, of this place, will meet at
the Madisonville baseball park. The
breeze will begin when Pelloat be-
gins tanning the druggists.
Miss Messina is visiting friends in
New Orleans.
Miss Lovely has been the charming
guest of Mrs. B. Gallahon for the
past month.
Messrs. Dendinger & Sons are hav-
ing electric lights placed in their
store and barroom. The work is be-
ing done by Mr.. Del Fosse, of Gov
ington. The power will come from
their mill.
Mrs. c. Gale is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. B. T. Goldate, Jr.
Mr.. S. Chambers, of New Orleans,
and family, are spending the sum-
mer here.
Mr.. c. Oulliber and Misses Mamie
Douglas and H. Rebernack were the
guests of Miss Rosie Oulliber.
Mrs. DR.. Pennington and children
returned after spending delightful
time in Hammond
Dr.. Ney visited New Orleans this
week.
Miss B. Olivier has been appointed
postmistress here.
DR.. Rowling, of Chicago, is as
ISOLATED with Dr. Ney.
Miss Dauphine Galatas is on an ex-
tended visit to the Crescent City.
Miss Burns, of New Orleans, has
left, after spending a heightened
time with Miss Edith Cooper.
Little Miss Annie Oulliber has re-
turned home from New Orleans,
where she had a very serious OPP
Grafton performed.
Messrs. Geo. Dutsch, Ed. Haas,
Mrs. L. Haas, and Mrs. Dutsch at
tended the marriage of their niece
and cousin, Miss Marie Dulion, of
Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Selph spent
last Sunday here, the guests of her
mother, Mrs. |. LaBlanc.
Mrs. Marie Hockey, of New Or
leans, is on an extended visit to Mrs.
Laura Koepp.
Mrs. Henry Badeaux, of New Or
leans, is spending the summer
months in her mothers residence on
the river front
Mrs. Eltler and charming daugh-
ter, Aline. and little son, Eugene,
and also their little friend, Rosa, of
New Orleans, are spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Demont.
Mrs. V. c. Brown and her two
charming daughters, of New Orleans,
are spending a while with her sister,