St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-07-29
Personal and Local

S or 6 doses of 1855" will cure any
case OF chills and fever. Price, 25c.
5 or 6 doses of 1866" will cure any
case Of chilla and fever. Price, 25c.
CAPT. A. Rockenschuh, with his
wife and little son, Albert. have gone
for 4. trip. to Clermont Harbor, on
the Gulf Coast, accompanied by n.
Rockenschuh and wife and two chill
dren. on their launch, Jennie X.
Judge I'D. Moore, of New Orleans,
spent q few days In Covington TINS
week. the guest Of his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Mrs. Mary Belle Poole-Mason, after
a,week's visit to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ
Poole left for her home in Meridian,
Miss, on Monday. #3
J.B. AsWell, candidate for govern
or of Louisiana, was visitor TO Cow
ington last Monday.
Mrs. F. F. blanche is spending a
few days in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hauler left this
week to make their home near hat
tiesburg, Miss, where Mr.. Hauler mas
accepted a position. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hauler made many friends during
their stay in Covington, who regret
very much to see them leave.
Judge Val Stentz and family, OF
New orleans, are in Covington and
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Annie Trepagnier, OF New
Orleans, is enjoying pleasant Visit
to Mrs. w. H. Kentzel and otner
friends here.
Judge O. L. Dittmar, of Slidell,
was a visitor to Covington in an
automobile, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary T. Yount had as her
guests last week, Mr.. William a.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Thomas, Mr.. John Berry, Mr.. Achee
and Mr.. Candida Arregui, Mr.. D. G.
/. Daniel and Mr.. r. M. Chisolm.
A couple without children would
like the care of house. Apply at
the cottage .of the former DlAoN
home. .-. 1y@'-A'
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Messrs. Sidney Frederick and
Alvin Smith have returned home,
after spending few days at Camp
Stafford, Alexandria.
Mr.. w. E. Parker returned to Gov.
ing, Friday, after a ten days vlsl,
to his farm, and to Franklinton ano
Bogalusa.
Mr.. H. @. Parker returned to his
home near Talisheek Friday evening
after ten days visit to Covington
Mrs. A. Blattner had as her guests
this week: Mrs. Becker and daugh.
ter. Beaulah, Misses Louise. and
Maggie Leblanc, Leonore Petit, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Groh, Mr.. Schriever
! of New Orleans.
Miss Carrie Addison left for Jen.
nings, La, Wednesday accompanies
as far as New Orleans by Miss
Florida Richard and Miss VERNE
. Duplantis.
:. Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Heintz have
as their guests this week: Mrs. j
Heintz, Miss Eugene Heintz, Mr.
and Mrs. Emile Heintz and baby
and Mr.. George Heintz.
Mr.. William German met with thu
usual success that his ventures a
enterainging meet with, in the dance
given under his direction at Abit;
Saturday night. The music was fine
TIE sladies of. Covington and tn
. SURROUNDING towns are to be con
graduated upon the public spiri
they showed in turning out so stron,
and enthusiastically in support O
the movement for the bridge.
Mr.. Frank Patecek hame a trip t.
Bayou Lacombe, Slidell, Pearl Rive
and Talisheek, Tuesday. He had a
his guests, w. H. Kentzel, E. G. De
Corral and w. J. Warren. The tri
was made in his new automobile an
and was very much enjoyed by al
DR.. Porter, in charge of the hook
worm investigation of the Rochelle
commission, was in Covington thi
week, looking over the arrangement
that had been made for it's treat
.ment in this parish.
Mr.. James M. Thompson, proprie
tor of the New Orleans Item, wa
(. TIL, guest of DR.. Geo. R. Tolson, thi
week. 49,
Supt. H. B. Messick is on a visi
to friends in North Louisiana. !.
Miss Cecile Petit and Miss Kati
.Fiduccia have been the guests O
Mrs. Blattner of the summer. Mis-
Petit. will remain until this autumn
and Miss Fiduccia will, remain unit
next summer.
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Mr.. Difdo1ph sBourg spent severa
here as going to Hammond. where h
will remain for some time.
A persua1 of the advertisement Q
the Covington Bank and Trust Com
!. pany wilf' show that that institution
bad made a steady and prosperou
growth.
Mrs. D. +. Addison and daughte
Miss Angie. spent "Wednesday in Ne,
Orleans.
a@ DR.. G.. b. Adams, director il
charge of 'the work of eradicatin
flookWorm disease in this parish ha