St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-11-19
SEWING.
SLIDELL DEPARTMENT.
News Gathered by Our Correspondent

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Mrs. Henry Cornibe spent Monday
in New Orleans.
Mrs. C. T. Tippins spent Wednes-
day in the Crescent City.
Mrs. A. Guy and children, of Sell
etns, Mr.. and Mrs.O 'Flinn.
ma, Ala, are the guests of her par
Miss Ella Salmen spent Wednes-
day in New Orleans with friends.
H. L. Moore was recent visitor
to New Orleans.
Mr.. Brand is back at his post of
duty here at the Northeastern Depot.
Miss May Gaines will leave shortly
to spend the winter with relatives at
Patterson, La.
Mike Trassock, Of St. Joseph's Col
lege, spent Sunday and Monday with
home folks.
Miss M. O'Flinn and Mrs. M. Nc
Daniel and sons spent Sunday in New
Orleans and were present at High
Mass at the St. Louis Cathedral,
| which was the opening of the Catho-
lie convention being held in New
Orleans.
Miss Beulah Bourgeois, Mr.. Law
renee, Miss Ethel Soujourner and Mr..
Pikinton had a pleasant trip out
to the Glover home, near the Ridge,
Sunday. While out there they enjoy
ed an auto ride to Orange Grove.
| Mrs. H. Jack was a recent visitor
to New Orleans.
The slidell High School Improve
ment League held their regular
meeting Tuesday night.
The Board Of Directors of the Sill
dell Ice and Light Plant held their
meeting at the bank building Tues
day evening.
The Improved Order of Red Men
held their regular meeting at their
hall Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Martin and Mrs. N.
Sojourner were recent visitors to the
Crescent City.
l E. F. Perilloux spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Mrs. j. Joachim returned Sunday
from New Orleans.
Mrs. F. Penton, of Pearl River
was a visitor mere Tuesday.
L. Rosenthal, of Vaudeville, wa:
here Tuesday in the interest of thu
New Orleans Item.
81 Mrs. H. Hart spent Several day
in the Crescent City.
Mrs. L. Lesh visited relatives II
, St. James, La, the past week.
. Mrs. w. White and Mrs. ]. Wris
spent Tuesday in New Orleans.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Writher spent Sur
v day in Abita Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Compston wer
New Orleans visitors on Thursda.
A meeting of some interest cor
E corning the public school buildin
Twas held Friday, November IL, 8
the town hall. Mr.. j. Lancaster,
n Covington, made a splendid addres
It in the interest of the public schoo
The marriage of Mr.. A. d. Crav
ford, of Audubon, La, to Mrs.
P. Mrown, of Pearl River, took pla
le at the residence Of Mrs. Brown, Mo
a. day evening, November IA, 191
- Rev. B. Heating officiating. N
Crawford is a we'll known bushes
y, man of Audubon, and has numb
of friends here who extend be
y wishes for a long and happy futur
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Daigle, of M
b. Orleans, were recent visitors at t
III Evans House.
S.o Mrs. Lottie Memory, of New
ut leans, spent a day here on busine
rs the past week.
IS A number of the friends of Mr..
r. Leblanc have received cards FRI
him announcing his safe arrival
e. New York City, his future home.
TX Mr.. John Gregory, who recen
DIS left Slidell, is now enjoying pie
u. ant visit at Chattanooga, Tenn.
~ A. McGovern, VIM. Dougherty
th l.. Kairdolf left Thursday for N
ne Dreams, after spending some Il
nd here in the interest of the South'
re Creosote Company
vel F. J. vanderlius, of Michigan,
ne D. White. of Mississippi, L. Goody
e of Virginia, G. A. Waico.t, of
York, and Chas. White. OF Misso
"a. are guests at the Evans House. I