St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-04-23
Slidell Department.
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

W. J. Ennis, of New Orleans, spent Wednesday
here business
Mrs. W. P. Guidery, of Abita Springs was a
visitor here Thursday.
Miss Jack Chunn of New Orleans, spent several
Gays here the guest Of her sister, Miss Nan K Chunn
OF the Everett House.
Mrs. VIM. Baylor and children have returned to
Gulfport
"A first class dramatic club is being organized by
Messrs. Stockton Woodruff, Paul Cornibe and Harry
Bennett. All three young men are very talented
along dramatic lines and doubt will be quite sue
cess They will lend their services free of charge to
all church affairs. and will give occasional enter
stage.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Bucky, ST.
regret to learn of the serious lines of their son.
Earnest. The young man was'taken to New Orleans
Wednesday for medical treatment We trust to soon
learn of his recovery.
Tuesday April 10, was election dav here. For
several weeks excitement run high as to who would
be our next mayor, marshal and council. The result
was as follows: Mayor, Paul Gardere marshal, w.
White; Aldermen, M. c. Newman, o. R. Brugier
j. NJ Currie, J. T. Lddle and J.. j. Dubusson. To
those elected we extend hearty congratulations To
the defeated candidates we will say there will be
another election day some time. The day passed off
quietly not d-d-was seen on the street all day
the saloons were shut tight and election law was
observed all day, but when night came-oh! we'll it
reminded one of a crowd from dry State that had
suddenly struck ''bind tiger" until bereft of their
in the image and likeness of God can so far forget
his God as to use the language some of the young
men used election night Oh! yes, they paid their
fines before the earthly judge, Wednesday morning,
but what OF the insults and abuse offered to the
gentle, beautiful Christ? Shall He again plead with
His Father In plying tones "Father forgive them
they know not what they do''
Mrs. W. Mclaughlin and children are visiting
relatives in Mississippi
The N. E. Ladies' Aid gave an entertainment at
the r. M. Hall Wednesday night. We will give the
program next week.
Mrs. L. Boze is at her. home here very ill, having
returned from Lumbertown Miss, Tuesday last little
hope is entertained for her recovery.
Misses Edna Toulma and Nell Meter were recent
visitors to Logtown, Miss.
Mrs. w. E. Smith and little daughter of Puryis.
Miss, are the guests of Mrs. Clarence Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil are spending some time in
Covngton.
Miss Stuart of Alexandria, is the charming guest
of Mrs. ]. F. Polk.
Miss Ida Steele returned to her home in New Or
leans after delightful visit to Miss Beulah Bourgeois
Master Bernard Mcdaniel returned to ST. Joseph s
College, at Ramsay, Thursday.
Mrs. Daisy Corbit and Mrs. Geo. Edeston returned
from delightful visit to New Orleans
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mcdaniel, of South Point spent
Sunday here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Moore.
A handsome new Baptist church is being erected
The members are to be congratulated their splendid
efforts, as the present structure used to hold
services IN is entirely too small for the rapidly grow
ing congregation.
Mr. F. Mcmahon is out again after trying Illness
Miss Lousle Roberts returned Sunday from a
pleasant visit to relatives at Purvis Miss.