Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-05-27
Miss Ethel Foster, of Natchez,

Mrs. b. B. Baxter, in Chattanooga
Miss Marjorie Davidson has re
turned from Washington, ID. c.
where she spent the past winter q
Chevy Chase College.
Miss Lena Henderson of the fac
ulty of the Knox County (Tenn.
High School, at Fountain City, ha
returned home for the vacation.
Misses Laura Bondurant an,
Willie Lewis, who have been at
tending college at Fountain City
Tenn. have returend home for tn,
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hornsby O
Natchez, have the sympathy of al
in the death of their sweet little CIR
Nelladene Beard Hornsby, aged 1;
months, which sad event occurred
on Sunday night.
Mr.. F. l.. Guthrie was visitor
to St. Joseph on Wednesday, hav.
ing come down to receive his au.
tomobile, which arrived Tuesday
night. Mr.. Guthrie's car is Win
ton, six cylinder, 80 horse power,
> seat, and a very handsome ma
chine.
Mrs. 5. Solomon has returned
from New Orleans and will make
her home with Mr.. Emile Mayer
and will have charge of his home
and children. Mrs. Solomon's
friends in this her old home are
delighted to have her back with
them again.
DR.. H. Sale Trice, of Tupelo,
Miss, is visiting his uncle, DIR. J.
&. Lilly, in st. Joseph. DR.. Trice
Is recent graduate in medicine
and is looking about for place of
location. 1t is not improbable that
he may conclude to locate in this
parish, perhaps in the neighbor-
hood of Ashwood.
Col. J. w. Nicholson of the
Louisiana State University is a Wis
itor to st. Joseph to-day as the
guest of Hon. T. NJ. Wade, Super
intendent of Education, and Prof.
d. Ii. Springfield, principal of the
st. Joseph High School. Prof.
Nicholson will deliver the diplomas
to the two graduates of the st. Jo-
seph High School, Miss Katherine
Smith and Mr.. Sam w. Hazlip, Jr. =,
at the closing exercises to be given
at the Masonic Hall tonight.
DR.. Clarke, dentist, will be at
Waterproof next week.
Next Sunday the Doth inst, be-
ing the fifth Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Fontaine will conduct services at
Newellton.
The St. Joseph Drug Co. has a
full stock of hammocks, so neces-
sary for summer comfort. Also a
nice lot OF candy just received.
Mr.. III. C.. Miller, of Highland,
for a lost mule, for the
return of which he offers liberal re-
ward. See ad. for description.
Messrs. Th6s. J. Reed e. Co., the
popular Natchez clOthiers, have
something interesting to say to-day
to boys and men. See their ad.
The negro Isam Robinson, con-
victed ut the last term of Court in
first degree, will hang next Friday,
June Bird. This is the first execu-
ton to take place in the new Jail.
The eclipse of the moon on Mon
day night was a very pretty sight
and attracted the attention of a
of people, many of whom
sat up until midnight, when the
eclipse became total.
The opportunity to buy a good
combination horse or mare or boys
riding pony or several fine milk
cows with young calves is now a.
hand. For further particulars adj
dress DR.. {. l.. Horton, Ashwood.
The passing of the comet has been
the popular theme of discussion ev-
eryWhere of late, and here in St.
Joseph the subject has not been
neglected. While it may not be
definitely determined whether or
not the comets tail collided with
the earth, our barber says it gave
US a close shave.
A match game of base ball was
played at Newellton Wednesday be-
tween a picked team composed of
Newellton and St. Joseph boys and
the Waterproof team. The game was
very interesting and showed good
playing on both sides. The result
was a victory for the combination
team by a score of Z to 6. A re-
turn game will probably be played
at st. Joseph soon.
Services at NewelIton.
Rev. P. H. Fontaine of the NJ.
E. Church will preach at Newellton
on the morning Of. the
fifth Sunday and the night Of the