Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-06-10

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Clinton, in st. Joseph.
Mr.. Jos. Nj. Davidson, who has
been attending Culver Military Col
lege at Culver, Indiana, has re-
turned home for the summer.
Messrs. Vincent Perault, Chas.
Alexander, Rob't. McNeile and
Harold Moritz Of Natchez, were WIS.,
itors to st. Joseph last Monday.
Miss Addie Marion and Midship-
man Carl juggling, of Natchez, were
the guests of Sheriff and the Misses
Hughes Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Miss Amalia Steen and Miss Ma
rion Curry left Wednesday for Alli-
sons Wells, to join house party
to he given at that place. They are
assured of a charming visit.
Mr.. Joseph Levy left last Sunday
for Cooper's Well for a short rest
and recuperation before going to
Oklahoma and Texas and other
points West during the summer.
Hon, G. H. Clinton, member of
the Legislature, has returned home
for a couple of days during recess
of that body. The Major took in
the Washington trip and had a big
time.
Mr.. Adolph Elgutter and little
daughter, Miss Ruth, of Baton
Rouge, and Messrs. Salo Abrahm,
brother to the bride, and William
Haspel, Of New Orleans, came up
to attend the de Vries- Abrahm we'd
ding at Newellton on Tuesday. We
had hoped to give full account OF
this wedding to-day, but the diff
Guilty of getting complete details
in time for> this weeks issue COM
pels deferment of mention to next
week.
Mrs. B. F. Bonney and Miss Lewis
entertained the weekly card clut
Thursday evening. There was g
large attendance of club members,
and number of out of twn guest:
added greatly to the success OF. the
evening. Besides the club member:
there were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Watson and Miss Fannie Maddox
of Cross Keys, Miss Hazel Willis
of Vicksburg, Miss Lena Henderson
Midshipmah Carl Jungling of TIN
.lU.S.S. Idaho, and Mr.. Orlando
/ Adams of Locust Ridge.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Sterl
ing to Mr.. E. l.. Roy occurred las
Saturday evening at the home o
the bride, below St. Joseph, in tn
presence Of few intimate friends
Rev. p. II. Fontaine, of Waterproof
officiating. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sterling
and is a very attractive and accom-
plished young lady. The groom
Mr.. Roy, is a most industrious youn
man, attentive to duty, and enjoy
the highest respect of his friend
and utmost confidence of his EN-
ployer. The Gazette joins thei
many friends in extending to Nh
and Mrs. Roy sincerest congratula
tions and best wishes for long an
happy welded life.
The euchre party, with dance foI
lowing, given under the manage
ment of Mrs. w. M. Davidson, ;
the Masonic Hall Thursday nigh
was great success socially and
. neat sum was realized to defray IL
! expenses of Improvements to
, made in the Masonic Hall. Waite
proof, Newellton and the countl
. were well represented and joined
making the evening one OF gre
2 pleasure. Cards held the attentiC
of all until 1870. Eleven gam
: were played. The first prizes we
: awarded to Mrs. James Curry al
: Mr.. Jno. Hughes; the consolation
, to Mrs. Joseph Curry and Mr.. ]
sA. Benoist, Jr., of Natchez. Deli
? ious refreshments were served, aft
3 which dancing was INDUCED in un
2 the wee sma' hours"
= At meeting of the stockhOlde
2 of the Bank of Newellton, held
> the banking heuseNin Newellton
= Wednesday, June Sth, the old boa
. of directors was reelected with t
, exception of Mr.. Adolph Elgutt'
? who has removed to Baton Rous
Q and therefore preferred not to ser'
LAND who was succeed by DIR.
. III. Alverson. The same offic'
Y that have directed the affairs of
3 bank so successfully. the past "
d were reelected, viz: President,
Eli. Guthrie; Vice President, 10
8 Hughes, Cashier, C. L. Clark. I
Z sum of one thousand dollars '
added to the surplus fund and
dividend of eight per cent declar'
In consideration of the strenu'
ri year we have just had, this show
g must certainly be most satisfact'
to stockholders and evidences