Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-04-22

Have you tried "Best-ever" feed?
Ring the oil mill and get sack.
Miss Matte Skinner was the guest
of Mrs. Chas. Johnston this week.
Mr.. C. d. Childress spent the
past week with friends at Gulfport.
Mr.. H. C. Skinner, Of Eudora,
Arkansas, was a visitor to St. Jo-
seph this week.
Mrs. C. B. Brownell and Miss
MOllie Grafton, of Natchez, were
guests of Mrs. j. G.. Lilly this week.
Mrs. L. S. Rider, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. India Brown,
has returnedto her home in Jeffer-
son county. Miss.
Miss Msriorie Davidson, who has
been attending Chevy Chase College,
Washington, D. c., has returned
home for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nice. Hopkins
spent the past week with Mrs. Hop
kins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Gibson, at "Oakwood."
Miss Annie O'Kelley, who has
been visiting relatives in this par
ish for some time, has returned to
her home In Adams county, Miss.
Mrs. Jos. Curry and daughter,
Miss Marian, and son, Master Joe,
have gone for a visit to Hot Springs,
Ark. Joe will return in few days.
Mr.. Ben Karpe, who has been
associated with his brother, Mr.. L.
Karpe, at St. Joseph, for some
time, left, last Sunday, for Delhi,
La. where he will enter business
with another brother.
Miss Ludie Graves, who has been
visiting her, uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. F. F. Graves, at Water
proof, for some time, has returned
to her home in Fayette, Miss.
5 or & doses 1850" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
The Pamela Co. is offering pure
Mosby corn for sale. See the man.
ager, st. Joseph.
Send to the oil mill for 2-pound
can Of Wesson Sn0wdrift Oil and
see how good it is.
DR.. A. ]. shelvy, Veterinary Sur
geon, of Fayette, Miss, offers his
services to the Tensas public. He
will be glad TO come to this parish
on call at any time. See his card.
Tony Serio has opened livery
and feed stable at Newellton, and
announces that he is prepared to
furnish teams on demand of the
travelling public, guaranteeing good
service.
The store of Louis Blackman was
entered last Saturday night by burg |
lars, but very little goods were
missed from stock. Entrance was
effected by breaking the glass in a |
ihow window.
The Bank of st. Joseph has re-
fsntly put in a complete and mod
IN set of fixtures, including steel
fling set on marble support and
18th two windows for paying teller
d cashier. New desks have been |
aded and the floor covered with
lincum Of happy design, while |
tt interior and front have been
pnted. Altogether the bank now
pkents most creditable appear
are and is quite in keeping with
tbprogress and enterprise Of the
ititutiOn. Cashier Buckner is to
congratulated on the great i'm
pTements that have been perfect
edNder his management.
very enjoyable program was
renred on Friday last by the
melers Of the Little Folks Socie-
| ty, vich constitute the Fourth and
Fifthyades of the St. Joseph High
Schoo Mr.. Mark Riddle presided, \
whileiiss Ruby Hornsby filled the,E
secrety's place, as the. secretary
was the program that time.
There re songs, stories, and reci-
tations.nd each little member did
his oer best to the number that
was asned to them. And as we
sat in / pretty, bright and cheer
full schGroom, with its pictures,
books, twers and flags, and
best of I the happy-faced little
boys andirls, rejecting in their
faces theye and care Of the one
to whom b and every one turns
in joy orhildish troubles, we
wished-wpf everyday grown-yp
world, thGime in his fight could
revert to school days, that they
might be snt with that teacher,
and our ks be. done IN The pref
ty room ohe Fourth and Fifth
grades. AVIsrroR.