St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-14
Sliden Department.
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

Mrs. B. Buckley and Mrs. Hy Chattlier spent
Wednesday in New Orleans, the guests Of Mrs. Gsh:
Misses Pearl Henly and Margaret Hartman, of
Pearl River, were visitors here Tuesday,
Rev. and Mrs. Finch spent day recently as the
guests Of Mr.; and Mrs. E. P. Roberts
Mrs. Donella Cowan returned from pleasant. visit
to her sister at Biloxi.
Mrs. W. B. Swetman and children will leave shortly
to spend the summer in Atlanta.
]. M. Buckley, Sr., and Mrs. F. Mcmahon spent
Sunday in New Orleans and report Earnest Buckley
doing fine; he is expected home shortly.
Mrs. A. Provost, Sr., will make her future home
with her son. Arthur, out on the old Provost home
stead near Apple Pie Ridge.
Mrs L. F. Talley, Of Pearl River, spent Tuesday
here as the guest of Mrs J. A. Bousquet
A. V. Hoover and children, of Bayou Liberty, were
visitors at Swiss Cottage Monday.
Mrs. A. Welsh and mother, of St. Tammany spent
Saturday here the guests of Mrs. M. Hasner.
Rev. Father Bernard spent Wednesday at Ramsay:
Mrs. B. Pinchonet spent day in the City the past
week. the guest of Miss Herbert.
The May festival given by the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid proved quite success The free moving picture
show by and Old neat
in which you were to place many pennies there
are letters in your name.
The Knights of Pythias gave supper at their hall
Saturday evening, where for the small sum of fifty
cents, you could enjoy supper, fish, meat, etc:
Nearly everyone in town attended. The Knights of
Pythias' handsome hall is rapidly nearing a
finish This, just opposite the splendid new Baptist
church being erected, will surely add to the appear
ance of our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Morris have the sympathy of their
numerous friends in the illness of their little daugh-
ter, May.
Report from New Orleans says that H. H. Manson
is improving nicely. We trust to see him back at
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Hyland returned to their home
in Bogalusa, after short visit to Mrs. Hyland's
mother, Mrs. A. Provost
Mr.: and Mrs. Fritz Salmen have returned, after a
months sojourn at Mineral Wells, Texas.
Miss R. Mouths returned to her home in Birming-
ham, Ala. after delightful visit here the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mouths.
S. Levy spent Sunday at Bayou Lacomb.
The public school teachers of the Sdell High
School attended the teachers meeting at Abita last
Saturday. Miss Lena George, of the Ridge school,
also attended.
Convenient day is drawing near and teachers
and pupils are busy preparing for the closing exer
clses Ribbon, lace, white dresses and pumps the
talk ION" at present
here Saturday.
Mrs. E. Roberts and little son, of Alton, spent
Tuesday as the guests of Mrs. Clarence Crockett.
Mrs; 5. B. Coleman, Of Pearl River, was visitor
Rev. A. Finch and U. G. Neuhauser left dhe past
week for Baltimore, Nd, to attend the Baptist Sun
day School Convention. While on this trip they will
visit Washington and other cities of interest.
Miss Nell Meter visited several towns in Mississippi
in the interest of the Times Democrat the past week
AS solicitor tor Miss Meter can M, hand the
that trip with the Tmes-Democrat party it surely
will not be from lack of energy on her part.
Mrs. u. 5. Hughes, OF South Point, was visitor
here Tuesday.
Woodmen of the World choppers "make up and
attend the next meeting, Monday, as important bust
ness is to be transacted and all the Woodmen are
to attend.
Mrs. w. P. Guidrey, of Abita Springs, visitor
here Thursday.
Miss Pearl Henly, of Pearl River. attended the
Langston-Willis nuptials here Wednesday.
LANGSTON--WILLIS
One of the most fashionable weddings ever witnessed
here took place Wednesday, May H. when Miss
Ophelia Langston became the bride of H. j. Willis
Jr., of Pearl River. The marriage took place in the