St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-30

Among the social events of the
week was party given at the home
OF Mrs. C. N. Crockett by Miss Ruby
Roberts. Games were enjoyed and
refreshments were served. Among
those that attended were: Misses
leslie and Viola Keller, Lota Currle,
pauline and Ruby Levy, Annie Deck
or Gertrude Brown, Kathleen Beck,
clara sollberger, Ruth Mccoy,
Juanita Burrs, Sarah Parker, Irene
Perriloux, Bessie Taylor, Rora Witch
ard. Messrs. Earnest welsh, Henry
Currie, Homer Fritchie, jim Decker
Forest Witchard, George Taylor, Tom
Lawler, Carson Miles. Ward Wood
ruff, Earl and Fred Fogg, Tommie
McCree, Robert Brown, Earnest and
Gussie Sollberger, Edgar Dubourg.
Mrs. Emile Dubourg returned to
Vaudeville Monday, after spending
some time here as the guest OF her
son, Mr.. Adolph Dubourg.
Miss Louise Roberts returned
home, after a very pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. E. Smith, of Purvis,
Miss.
Mr.. j. B. Ward, of New Orleans,
spent Wednesday, in our city.
Mr.. C. j. Derbes, of New Orleans,
visited Slidell, Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Gonzales, of Bogalusa,
spent Monday here.
Mr.. Harold f. Middleton spent
Sunday in Vaudeville with relatives.
Misses Cora, Christine and Annie
May Magee, of Forest, Miss, are
hn
sister, Mrs. E. Mcdaniel.
Miss Ella Salmen returned home
last week, after many months alb
seEce.
| DR.. Griffith has the sympathy of
his many friends in the death of his
fine horse.
Miss Enola O'Rouke will leave
shortly for the Touro Infirmary to
take up the study of a trained nurse.
Miss Edna Dickerson, of New Or
leans, is visiting Miss Gladys Martin.
| Misses Ada Dabbs, of Tittman,
Miss, and Ida Louise Williams, of
Meridian, will witness the Martin
Eddins wedding.
Quite a number of the boys went
fox hunting Wednesday and brought
back a large opossum.
Miss Pearl Keller will leave soon
to take up the study of a trained
nurse at the New Orleans Presby-
terian Hospital.
Mrs. Hardwood, of Meridian
Miss, is the guest of Mrs w. A
Martin.
| Miss Doris Hurry, of New Orleans
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred La
croix
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Levy, Jr., have
moved to Pearl River, La, where
they are conducting a hotel. We
wish them success.
Mr.. Sebastian has moved his fami
ly here. They are located in Salmer
town and are welcomed in our midst
Mrs. J. H. Guthrie, of Pearl River
spent Thursday here as the guest o
; Mrs. M. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Holly will leav'
shortly to make their home at Nc
Comb City, Miss, to the regret o
their many friends.
; w. E. Cause spent Thursday il
New Orleans.
Mrs. H. J. Willis, of Pearl River
spent Wednesday as the guest OF he
: sister, Mrs. J. F. Polk.
Miss Marceline O'Flinn and Mis-
I Angelo Cornibe spent the week-en
/ in New Orleans as the guest OF Mis-
: Cornibe's aunt.
i A wave of sorrow passed over tn
: community here on learning OF tn
t sad death of young Mr.. Dude
y White near Poplarville, Miss. Nj
s White was signal engineer and wa
n killed accidently while at his post
e duty. 1t seems the young man wa
= running his motorcycle at full spec
:. when a calf crossed the track jus
!. in front of the rapid moving ca
Z causing such terrific collision thu
the young man was thrown quite
distance and was injured internall
Mr.. White was picked up by tn
south bound express and conveye
to Slidell where every effort WE
made to check the dreadful hemo
rhages, but to no avail. The tra1
was delayed here 80 minutes viii
physicians endeavored to restore hi
a. least to consciousness ere takir
him to the hospital in New Orlean
Every effort proved futile as deal
relieved the sufferer before thu
A reached the city Wr. White was We
known and very popular here, viii
stationed in this town with the blo'
- signal crew. A boy of splend
habits that any mother would
proud to call "Son." Kind and gent
with the aged, polite, merry and fl
I of life and happiness. No wonder
many bright eyes grew dim VIII
learning of his death. Mr.. White
he parents live at Carthage, Miss. I
leaves father, mother and t1
n. sister, he being the only boy in t
- family. Death is always sad, b
more SO when the young and hap
are called; when life seems to
A. like a rosy path before them a