St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-06-11
Slidell Department.
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

| Mrs A. Guy and little children left Saturday for
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. P W. oFii5n.
Hon. E. E. Bolinger, and sister, Miss Olive, re-
turned from New Orleans Tuesday,,
| Mrs. Ellen Crockett, of Pearl River, spent the
week end with friends here
| Mrs. F. Buckley and children and Miss Nora Nc
Mahon left recently for Beaumont Texas, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Chas. Solberger.
| Mrs. G. C. Moore and children spent Tuesday at
| South Point, the guests of Mrs. E. Mcdaniel.
Chas. O'Flinn returned the past week from Stark
vile, Miss, where he attended the A: and NJ college
Mrs. B. Buckley and interesting little family will
spend the summer months in Vaudeville, La.
Mrs. L. W. Thomas was recent visitor to the
| Crescent City.
| Tiny Miss Lura Robinson entertained number of
little friends at birthday party Monday, June 6,
the little miss being two years old. very pleasant
evening spent. Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs Cowen and little daughter returned Wednes-
day, after spending several days in New Orleans.
Mrs. B. Houghton, Sr., is expected home from New
Orleans, where she has been several weeks for medl-
cal treatment
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to
Mrs. Brandt in the sad death Of their infant child
Saturday. 1nterment was made in Greenwood Gem
Mr. and Mrs Ed shinnie entertained several guests
from New Orleans Monday Among them were Mr..
J. Werner and son and Messrs. Hy. and Andrew SIR
Special services will be held at the Methodist
church here Sunday ltomorroW) at IL a. M Subject,
1.-The Three Little Minister'S Parents bring your
children and come out to church. The subject for 8
p. m. will be the Parable Of the Lead PENCIL The
services will be especially for children.
Quite sad accident occurred to Master Forlst Lee
nard son of Mrs John Lenard. resulting in his eyes
being seriously powder burned. He removed the
powder from some cartridges placed it in pickle
bottle and touched lighted match to it. The at
tending physician thinks his eyesght may be saved.
Mr.. J. Tumor, of New Orleans, spent Sunday here
the guest of Mr.. j. Y. Grow.
Mrs S. R. Reddin and children are visiting rela-
tives in New Orleans.
Mrs. F. B. Richardson and children spent Monday
at North Sldell, the guests of Mrs. J: Joachim.
Hon ron6M Vim c{i N u rot aH
from a week visit to their parents at Gulfport
Rev. T. V. Peters returned from Washington D.
c., the past week, where he attended the World Sun
day School convention He reports grand conven-
ton and comes back full of enthusiasm
Mrs. Hy. Levy and Miss Annie Levy spent Tues
day in New Orleans.
learn of the serious accident which occurred to him
Wednesday at the big plant of the Salmen Brick and
Lumber Co. His right arm was in some way caught
in the machine belt and terribly mangled. Amputa-
ton was necessary at once His left arm was also
injured. The young man was taken at once to New
Orleans hospital Forest is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Whichard. He is bright, manly boy and
has host of friends.
The little Misses Levy, Brunette, Caro- and Ger
trude, spent the past week at Bayou Lacomb as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy. Levy.
Miss Mabel Dickey, of Bush La, spent Friday
here, the guest of Miss Lesia Solberger.
Miss P. Porter of Pearl River, is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Martin DAVIS.
Mr. E. DAVIS and little daughter Ruth, of the Ridge,
were among our out-of-t town visitors.
Miss Sarah Parker, of Pearl River, was recent
visitor here, the guest of Mrs. B. T. Carroll.
A tent revival is being conducted here by Rev. j.
M. Currie.
j. w Fandal, of New Orleans, has purchased the
dairy recently owned by J. Suffer- Mr.. Fandal has
added a number of improvements, and proposes to
operate clean, uptodate dairy. and to supply his
with fresh sweet milk, butter and cream
cheese.
DIED-Fe asleep in the arms of Jesus Sunday, |
J une 5, 1910, at $50 a M, Leoa johnson, beloved
wife of Chas. Boes, aged "a years and months.
Mrs. Boes was native of Siidell, and was well
known throughout the community. She was buried
in Greenwood Cemetery. the Rev. Bernard Heating |
officiating. The sympathy of the community goes
cut to her grief stricken husband father sisters and
brothers.
CARD OF THANKS.
desire to thank all the kind friends and neighbors
who assisted me in caring for and nursing my dear
wife during her illness and death, and especially do
thank DR.. j. F. Polk for medical attention. and Rev.
Father Bernard for his constant spiritual attendance
blessings attend them when their hour of trouble
comes CHAS. BOES.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this method of extending heartfelt
thanks to all the kind friends and neighbors who who
assisted US so nobly and sympathized with US so
son Forest on Wednesday, June 8. Kindly accept
our thanks and everlasting gratitude.
Mr.. AND MRS. THOS WHICHARD.
Brugier & Badon the two up-to-date real estate /
agents, made two nice deals recently. The Danger
property northeast of Slide was sold for one thou
IF sixty-seven The Mastra property, consist
ing of $50 acres sold for $3250. If you have
property for sale, be to list it with Brugier &
Badon.
Anita NlWs and N0cietV N0tas