St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-11-05

day in New Orleans.
Mrs. Thos. Arnold and daughter,
Edna, spent Monday in the Crescent
City.
Mr.. F. salmen returned Friday
from a trip to Tickfaw, La.
The Glover family have returned
from Bay St. Louis and now occupy
their home near the Ridge.
Mrs. L. w. Fandal spent Monday
in New Orleans.
Mrs. B. Houghton, Sr., spent sew
eral days in the Crescent City, the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Ernst.
Miss Olive Bollinger left Saturday
to visit her sister in Texas.
T. ]. Hand spent several days in
New Orleans the past week.
Phillip Levy, of New Orleans spent
Friday here.
H. L. Moore spent Wednesday in
New Orleans, ON business.
Hy. Currie began course at Soule
College on Monday last.
Clifford Roach left Tuesday to at
tend the Holy Cross College in New
Orleans.
E. E. Bollinger spent several days
in New Orleans.
MISS Auud LASS SpSuI OdIui udJ
and Sunday in New Orleans with
relatives.
Chas. O'Flinn spent Sunday in New
Orleans and witnessed the big circus.
Miss Mary Welsh entertained at
Halloween Party Monday night.
The Improved Order of Red Men
| held their memorial services in their
hall Sunday, October 80, at 4:30 p.
m. The Red Mems services are very
| impressive. The four chairs left
vacant by death were draped with
crepe. They who once occupied the
chairs were J. Mayfield, A. ]. Nc
Daniel, A. C. Provost and E. J. Peril
leaux.
Mrs. A. Provost and children left
Friday to visit relatives in Bogalusa.
Sterling Baker, Of Bogalusa, spent
the day here as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. G. G.. Minturn.
VIM. Winsback spent several days
in Pearl River in the interest of the
Slidell Homestead Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guzman spent last
Wednesday in New Orleans.
Mrs. Joe Tucker spent Friday in
the Crescent City.
Mrs. S. J. Jennings and son, Thos.,
spent several days in Meridian with
friends.
Miss Angelic Cornibe spent the
past week in New Orleans and had
the pleasure of seeing Maud Adams,
Mrs. John Swinson and children
spent Tuesday with friends here.
New Orleans.
l 0f a
spent Thursday here.
Edward Cause spent Monday in
New Orleans.
VIM. O'Rouke, who is attending
school in New Orleans, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Hy
O'Rouke.
Eugene Ray, of Covington, spent
Friday here.
Miss Minnie Carter returned to hel
home in Harrisonburg, La, after &
pleasant visit as the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. H. Jack.
Miss Beulah Bourgeois leaves OF
Saturday to attend the marriage O.
her cousin, Miss Mallie Stockstill, a
Bogalusa.
Master Wallace Compston spen
several days in New Orleans will
relatives.
S. Levy, ST., spent Wednesday il
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schneider, o
St. Joe, were visitors here All Saint
Day.
Mr.. M. A. Hardroder, of Churs'
Point, La, General Organizer of tn
Woodmen Circle, organized grow
in our town the past week. The frs
meeting was held Monday night a
8 O'Clock. After a short, but ello
quent, address on Woodcraft by MI
Hardroder, the business of the even
ing was to nominate and install off
GERS. The results were as follows
Guardian, Mrs. J. E. Compston; Ad
wiser, Mrs. Annette Levy; Clerk, Mr.:
Margaret Mcdaniel; Banker, Mr.!
Alice Outlaw; Chaplain, Mrs. Isabel
Harrison; Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Mas
gle Fagg; Outer Sentinel, Mrs. Leoni
Besser; Manager, Mrs. Kate Becke
Mrs. Catherine Abel and Mrs. Ca
bonnet M. Rist; Physicians, DR.. Gu
law and Polk. Miss Margaret we
elected attendant. Miss Abel ais
had the pleasure of naming the gro,
as she suggested Maple Grove. Tt
Grove was organized with 25 cahrtt
members. The meeting will TAX
place every second and fourth Thur
days of the month.
The teachers and pupils of tt
Slidell High School take this meal
of expressing their gratitude to tho
who so willingly assisted in the pu
chase of the splendid New Webster
International Dictionary, 1910, al
the stand for same which has ju
been placed in the school.
MRS. MANA HARRIS.
The program for next Institu
Meeting to be held at Slidell, L
November IL, 1910, is as follows:
/. Roll Call.
2. Singing.