St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-03-12
Slidell Department.
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

MIS- JAS. II. GuCnrle, OF Pearl River, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends here.
Mrs j. 6. Abel spent Monday in New Orleans.
MISS Blanche Taylor, who is teaching at Sun, La,
spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs. w. c. Holey.
here.
iSpringtime is about here and we are wondering
where is WILDWOOD and his nice poetr?
Misses Lottie Guzman and Ella Sandman of New
Orleans, spent Sunday here guests of Miss A. Levy.
Miss Mamma Chumn spent few days at Hillsdale,
Miss, the guest of her sister.
MIR. Douglas Sweetman, of New. Orleans, spent
Sunday here with friends
Mrs. w. =. Hart and children and Miss Emma
Yates left Friday for their home in Houston, Texas
after delightful visit here, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
David Yates.
Mrs. Daisy Corbitt, returned from delightful
visit to friends in New Orleans.
Mrs; j.. j. = Polk and sister, Miss ophelia Langston
Mrs W. r. Guidery, of Abita Springs spent last
Wednesday with friends here
Mrs I: Nolan spent Thursday in the Crescent City,
Thursday
Rev. Father Bernard spent Wednesday at Ramsay
Miss Little, of New Orleans, spent Monday at her
beautiful summer home here.
Mrs. Geo. Geger and children, of Ledbetter, Miss,
spent the weekend with friends here.
=, Mrs n Sojourner is visiting her in Jackson,
The Episcopal Ladies Guild sold refreshments dur
ing the big sale at Neuhauser Bros, Wednesday,
March 9Th The funds realized are to assist in build
ing their new church.
visit to friends in New Orleans.
DE- T. K. Outlaw and family enjoyed a pleasant
day Sunday on the Lake.
The many friends of Mr.. w. C. Holley are pleased
illness.
Mrs. A. V. Hoover and children of Bonfouca,
spent Friday with friends here
MIR. and Mrs. Marcel j. Cousin was among our
out OF town W.. visitors Wednesday last:
Illness Mr a. W h Improving from his recent
his post of duty at the Slidell Store.
Rev. A; Finish preached at Purvis Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs: E. DAVIS of the Ridge, were visi-
tors here Tuesday at the home of w. C, Holley.
to MS new store at Bayou Lscombe. Henry
Levy, Jr., will manage the business at that
point, assisted by Hy.. Mandin, while S. Levy &
Sons Will still conduct their up-to-date meat market
move the meat market, as Mr.. Levy has served the
people Of Slidell long and faithfully. No matter
what the price OF meat is elsewhere you may be
sure you Will get your moneys worth of nice tender
steak at Levy's.
We note in last weeks Farmer an article taken
from the Daily States concerning the kidnapping of
Mrs. Edmunds of Alabama. Out of defense of our
town and officers | would like to state that several
errors were made in Mrs. Edmunds statements, no
Black Hand" note ever found by the officers
as being true In the first place if the lady re-
leased on December 31st, why did she not return to
Slldell? Where has she been since that date? Our
ofhcers and large number of citizens spent night
bayou and made nvery possible search for the mis-
sing lady, but to avail. Out of consideration to
the people who searched for days for her, it would
have been her duty, think, to have returned here
and taken up search for the guilty parties and the
old house she was supposed to have been confined in
TOR nearly nine months, trust do not show any
disrespect to Mrs. Edmunds. but surely the story
sounds 'queer."