St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-04-16
C0Yin8t0n Society Notes.
BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR.

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BY OUR SOCIETY EDITOR
Miss Edith Richard who has been the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Euphemie Richard, for the past three
weeks, left Monday for Hammond to remain few
Miss Ella Payne, of Vaudeville, spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Riggs and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Loret, of New Orleans, were
over Sunday they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Riggs. Mr. and Mrs Loret will return soon to again
make Covington their home.
Miss Minnie Reed, of New Orleans is the guest Of
her sister and brother-in-law: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Richard.
Miss Marie Theard, of New Orleans, was the guest
this week of Mr.. and Mrs: W. Riggs.
Miss Edna Alpuente, after stay of three, months
home here Saturday.
Miss Angie Addison, of Jennings, arrived Friday
to be the guest Of her parents Mr. and MRS; ~:
delighted to have her once more in their midst.
Clay Riggs, of Vaudeville, was here during the
week, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Riggs.
Oliver Richard, Of Bogalusa, spent Sunday with
friends, returning to Bogalusa Sunday evening.
Albert Diano, ST., of New Orleans, was week
end visitor here.
few days stay here. His friends hope to see him
here again soon.
Robt White, of Bogalusa, was weekend visitor
here.
Mrs. D. 1. Addison spent Friday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Addison was accompanied home Friday night
by her. daughter, Miss Angie. -;
D.,
Ed. Bartelle will move his family to Abita.
Miss Angelo Ratio, of New Orleans, spent Sunday
with Mrs. ]. B. Ratio and Miss Helen.
Fred Harde, of New Orleans spent few days
here with friends and relatives.
Ralph Strain of Abita, was here Sunday.
Judge Burns and L. L. Morgan were in Flanklinton
this week.
c. L. Richard visited Franklinton Tuesday.
| Warren Thomas, of Talisheek was here this week
on business.
Mayor 4: Multi, Of Abita, was in town Monday
of ITO horo 10
| Robert Markell, of New Orleans was the guest OF
Of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bokenfohr and
family.
| Mrs. joachim, of Ocean Springs, was the weekend
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bokenfohr and family:
Dr. and Mrs. J. l.. Watkins visited New Orleans
this week.
Misses Louise and Magdene Bokenfohr left Sun
day for New Orleans, where they will remain several
weeks.
Mr. Hymel, of Sidel was here Sunday, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bokenfohr and family.
| Miss Susie Bokenfohr left Tuesday for New Or
leans to witness the Shriher parades.
| j. Louis Smith entertained party of friends on
Sunday afternoon on his launch.
Mrs. Burgundy, Of New Orleans, was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bokenfohr and family.
Mrs. Hall, of Memphis, Tenn, is the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and family
Miss Ruth Bokenfohr left Wednesday for New Or
leans to spend week,
days with Mrs. Gaudes parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. j..
Gabrielle, on jefferson Avenue
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson left at the end OF
Hutchinson is a sister of Mrs. A. " Smith and is
very we'll know here.
The Misses Allan Of the Glen Cottage entertained
They all enjoyed most delightful ride to the lake.
| Arrivals at Glen Cottage this week are follows:
Mr.; and Mrs. L; Price, Ramos, La; Mrs; A. Clare
Williams, New Orleans; Miss Lucy friedman, Baton
Rouge; Mrs. Chamberlain, New Orleans; Robert Nc
MILAN. Mark Roberts, Rene Sere, Henry villar New
Orleans; Mrs. Rosenberg and the Misses Rosenberg,
| Edward Persac, New Orleans.
Robert Mcmillan spent Tuesday in Mey Orleans ssre
Mrs; Mcmillan and daughter, Of New Orleans,
spent Sunday with their son, Robert Mcmillan;
MIR. and Mrs Edmund Stern spent Thursday In
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pape and baby were New Or
leans visitors this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. K H. Barrow and daughter, OF Okla
homa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Smith,
parents of Mrs. Barrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Burns, of Onvile, we're visit
ing in Covington Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Shaw, OF Ramsay, spent WEDNESDAY
afternoon in Covington.
There will be meeting of the Women's Progress
sive Union at the Southern Hotel Monday at 4 p M
and Of the Kings Daughters, same day and place at
5 p m.
Inc DOarQ Oh I1eaiLf mas oIueISu
cases of sickness must be reported to the Board,
Violations of this order will be punished by the inr
Fiction of the legal penalty.
The Pape jewelry store, on Columbia street, has
been greatly improved in it's furnishings and has also
added good assortment of new jewelry.
repairing of clocks and watches and iewery Mr..
John Paterson, who has this department in charge,
is originally from Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland,
the great manufacturing city, where he acquired the
knowledge that has given him the reputation for
skill which he now enjoys. He was subsequently
appointed Railroad Inspector of Watches at W1nnl-
peg, Province of Manitoba, the great Shipping point
of Canada. Mr.. Paterson is here to receive the
benefit of our climate. Patrons may rest assured
that work entrusted to him will receive the very best
| of skilled attention.
! YOUNG-ROBlNSON.
| Mr.. " z. Young and Mrs. Cora c. Robinson were