St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-10-01
Personal and Local

Hon. l. l.. Morgan spent the day
81 IN New Orleans, Thursday.
Miss Genella Everett is the charm
Ing guest Of Miss Eugene Heintz.
Mrs. L. Petit and daughter, Cecile,
nave been spending the summer with
NJ Mrs. A. Blattner
Miss M. Maillet, of New Orleans.
y. spending few weeks with Mrs.
Blattner
Mr.. Fred Kent left Wednesday for
indiana, where he will enter Angola
College.
Miss L. Wohler, of Vaudeville, is
apending the winter with Mrs. A.
Blattner.
Mr.. Daniel Treadway, lighthouse
" Keeper at Bayou Lacombe, was a
Covington visitor Thursday.
The people of Audubon are petit
loning for reopening of the post
Il office at that place.
Miss Catherine M. Dodt has re-
turned from Covington, La, to re-
sumo her studies at the Home In
stitute
l.. r. Walker, auditor of the Vir-
gina Life Insurance Company, was
week end guest of Mrs. Albert
Smith.
After two weeks pleasantly spent
IN Claiborne as the guest of Mrs. F.
q y. King and in Covington with Mrs.
4. A. Alfonso, her relative, Miss
s6 Noelie Millandon returned to her
home in New Orleans.
8s Mr.. Geo. Shay, of the Chicago Rec
0rd-Herald, is again visitor to Gov
ington, and is endeavoring to induce
the railroads to take up the adver-
Using of Coyington.
n Geo. Sears, Jr., underwent an
operation for appendicitis, at the
Touro, Wednesday. The operation
# b considered, as far as can be judy
"a at this time, success, and his
friends are much pleased at his pros
poets of recovery
Master j. G.. Dodt, Jr., returned
10 the city on Friday, after having
spent three months at Sulphur
resume his studies at Holy Cross
College in New Orleans.
The euchre given at the residence
" Mrs. Jos. Delery on last Monday
was an enjoyable affair. The prizes
# we're won by Mrs. w. H. Kentzel,
Mrs. e. d. Kentzel, Miss Letitia Del
ery and Mrs. Claude Champagne.
Al farewell party was given Mr..
Joe Mutually at the residence of Mrs.
nj III. Smith on last Tuesday. Mr..
# Mullally expects to leave for Lafay-
ute. During his stay here Joe has
made many friends, who regret to
learn of his departure.
The eucher given by the M. G. B.
Llbray on last Tuesday was quite
auccess. Those winning the prizes
we're Miss ANGELA Sweeney, first;
Mrs Archie Smith, second, and Mrs.
G. Champagne, consolation.
At the Gibson Street Methodist
Dhurch on Sunday, October 2, at the
gA n0rning service, holy communion
lEili be administered by DR.. Sawyer,
INSISTED by Rev. G.. Evans. The
f1stor extends to all a special in
NATION to be present.
i IA reception was given at Mrs. A.
Hlattner's in honor of Miss Marie
aE Mailiet. Refreshments were served
md q delightful evening was spent.
lSs those present were: Misses Cecille
Petit, Laura Wohler, May Holiday
l3ertrude Smith, Florence Davis,
Marie Maillet, and Messrs. Ernest
SBIattner, H. Messick, j. Davis, of
NUN Orleans, W.. Williamson, Mrs.
Petit Mrs B1attner and others.
Music was rendered by Miss Mail
Sef IA vocal selection was rendered
nv Miss Z. Wohler.
Professor and Mrs. Il. e. Lyons
/ Iii for New Orleans, Friday, where
they will take up duties in Rugby
academy
Professor Lyons expressed his re-
rrsts at leaving Covington and stat
al that he would always consider it
NH home. He will vote here and
hfs legal domicile will be Covington.
n Professor Lyon was painstaking in
his work as principal of the public
rThoOl and accomplished much good.
His leaving was not due to choice,
hut to the great difference in salary
that he would earn in New Orleans,
81 III rather to the insufficient salary
offered here.
The Sampere brothers, who are
exDerienced truck growers have pur-
chased from Richard & Riggs a
niece Of land in the Mason track on
fhe HoImesville road, and will en-
3rnre Iii the trucking business. It
# a exepected, if conditions suit them
mat they will bring other settlers
hare. They are good judges Of land
Il Ana say that this tract is the best
they have examined in several sec
lions of the State.
The Women's Progressive Union
knld very important call meeting
III the Southern Hotel Wednesday
sThe main object of the meeting was
Sn decide some way inf which the
lS6iBs could assist the carnival club
I.. IN is very important that oul
~Sfniyal should be a success, the
iTides have decided to give an enter
tolnmeflt at one of the electric thea
re- for that purpose.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Last Friday night a most enjoy
&Y.fs time was had at the residence
- xr and Mrs. Dodt, on Oak Avenue
Sm1pllur Springs. 1t was surprise
ssTfy rendered to Miss Catherine b.
IT, friends on the eve Of her depar
ksas%ra Music and games were indulg
Vi AN and dainty refreshments wer,
sS.gnd. All those had the pleasur
q sha present had fine time, AM
u u, we're sorry when the time 70
s1$.tfaIre had come. Among thos
s .,H2 f1rk part were: Misses Abel
ss9ss@ ~ Albertine Wagner, Angelin
"a. 2S aux Annie S hneider, Angel
91S,Ilc, ozita Comeaux, Lydi
Az MN sic. Albertine Fontan, Louis