St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-04-16
Slidell Department.
EDITED BY MRS. NJ. MCDANIEL.

Mrs G. c. Minturn and children spent the week.
end in New Orleans.
the Shriner's Convention in New Orleans.
Miss Maggie White returned to her home in Hat
tiesburg after visit to her sister, Mrs. Mathews.
Mr.; J. Mcdaniel, of South Point, visited relatives
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. p: IL Perriloux
is improving from his recent severe illness. :,
Miss Lillian Dubourg spent several days with rela-
Mrs Sidney Mason. of Shreveport, spent Wednes-
Misses Candice and Sadie Middleton, of Bogalusa,
formerly of Port Gibson, and Messrs T. A. Davis
and W. Strattman were guests of Miss Ethel So
journer last Sunday.
DR.. E. P. Ballard spent the past week in the city.
Mrs. Ballard is in New Orleans quite ill and the Dr.
remained with her the entire week. We trust to
soon learn of her complete recovery.
Mr.. Edward J. Feuian, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday here the guest of his uncle Mr.. j. Joachim
Mr.. Edgar Bousquet and little daughter Aline
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bousquet the
past week.
Misses Lottie Curre and Robina Levy spent Sun
day at Bayou Lacomb, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Levy.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. P Roberts will leave shortly to
spent the summer at Colorado Springs.
| Miss Ella Guzman spent Sunday at Pearl River, as
guest of Mrs. Crsckett.
Eug. Ray, of New Orleans, among recent
business visitors.
Miss Cecile Dubourg of New Orleans, was Sum
day visitor here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. l..
Dubourg.
s; R. sojourner attended the shriners Convention
J. A. Bousquet, Manager of the Sliuell Stores, and
brother Ed. Bousquet, Of New Orleans, spent Tues
day at Logtown Miss.
/ Miss Blanche Taylor returned to Sun after pleas
ant visit to home folks.
Little Miss Marie Galatas entertained number of
little friends at birthday party Friday April 8.
Those present were Misses Lesia soberger, Arora
Florence Guzman, Emma DAVIS, Messrs. M. Ander-
son, M. and E: Mcmahon Gus and Homer Fritchie,
w. Yates, c. Miles H. Finish, E. Welsh, L. Buckly,
A. Wichard, T. McRee, J: DAVIS, J. Solberger, Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Everitt. Mrs. E. Welsh, Mrs. E.
Galatas, Mr.. and Mrs. M. DAVIS
The new National Powder Machine is low being
erected.
| The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Douglas
regret to learn that he has severed his connection
with the Covington Grain and Grocery Co., and left
| Slidell the past week.
Mr. Delmas of Gulfport was recent visitor to
Slidell, the guest of Mr.. H. H. Manson.
w. E. and Theo. Eddins, Misser Grace Davis and
Gladys Martin, paid pleasant visit to Prevost's
Orange Grove Sunday.
Miss Angelic Cornibe Spent Saturday in New
Orleans.
swarm of Italian bees was captured on Mr..
| lively time was had.
Spring picnics are at last. Among the most en-
oyabe affairs Of the season was the picnic given by
| A splendid feast was served and a delightful day
was spent under the beautiful lotus trees. The fol-
lowing guests participated; Mr. and M Mrs H Cor Cor
Longchamp, Mr. and Mrs. F. Terral Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Cause, Misses Angelic and Odile Cornbe, Pearl,
Viola, Josie and Belle Keller Lille and Rene Ter
rail-, Ollie Swetman, Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Faskee and
baby Messrs. H. Currie, F. Cirut H. and F. Keller,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Keller.
The many friends of Mr.. Antoine Provost regret
to learn that he is seriously i'll.
i H. H. Manson, recent visitor to Mobile Ala.
| Miss Opheia Langston attended the Schriners Con-
vention.
! Mrs. B. Houghton, ST., returned after week s
visit to friends in New Orleans,
| Mr. Chober, of New Orleans has accepted a posi-
ton with the Covington Grain and Grocery Co.
/ Every one who could go attended the Shriners
Convention in New Orleans the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. Farmer and children formerly of Mt.
Olive, Miss, are the guests of Mrs ]. Langston.
Dr. Farmer is now located at Bayou Lacomb, where
his family will reside when their new residence will
be completed, and as Bayou Lacomb seems to be
among the coming towns of Louisiana, doubt the
genial doctor will have prosperous future. We
wish him every success.
Rev. Father Bernard visited Pearl River Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sharp have the sympathy Of
their many friends in the sad death Of their little
which occurred in New Orleans The remains were
brought here on the evening train Sunday. The
funeral took place Monday afternoon at o'clock,