St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-17

Mr.. H. J. Thompson, of Abita
Springs, writes the Farmer letter
of warning to those who had safes
in the fire not to open them too soon
for fear of combustion. Safes IN the
fire were opened under
the direction of an expert safe man,
with the same advice as given by
Mr.. Thompson.
Miss A. M. Walsh, of New Orleans,
Miss Winnite Barton, OF Phliaael-
phia, Miss Ethel Walsh, OF Aplta'
and Mrs. M. Glenck, of New orleans
were the guests of Mr.. and MRS. "A.
Frederick, Sunday.
Misses Clarice and Eva Frederick
returned home Wednesday, after
few weeks stay in New Orleans.
Judlge l.. P. Caillouet, of Thibo--
daux. was in Covington, Wednesday.
He was on his way to ST. Joseph S
College, where he attended the COM
mencement exercises
Mrs. w. B. Coulter and family are
spending several weeks with her
father, Mr.. r. M. Tebault, at Tangie-
wood
Poem and Jennie Belle Mason, OF
Meridian, Miss, are visiting their
uncle, Mr. Sam Poole.
Mr.. L. r. Sissinot, of New Orleans,
spent the day here Wednesday, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, w. H. Lafay-
cite.
Mrs. S. V. Kentzel left Tuesday
morning for Meridian, Miss, where
she will spend some time with he1
daughter, Mrs. L. J. Hammett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schopp and
family. of New Orleans, have arrived
to spend the summer here.
DIR. and Mrs. G. E. Schonberg ano
sen were New Orleans visitors this
week.
Mrs. E. Brand and Mrs. M. l.
Markee are stopping with Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. J. Sehopp for the summer
DR., A. H. Grimmer, Dentist, vii
be located in his new office, in the
Wehrli Building, on Monday, June
81, where he will be glad to mee1
his patients.
Louis T. Powers, special agent o.
the Dixie Insurance Company, O
Greensboro, N. c., arrived in Gov
ington, June 1 5, and paid the Mason's
insurance, $4,000; Frederick ant
Singletary, $1,000; N. Lawson
5000. The Dixie is the first com
pany to pay losses.
Miss v. Hurley entertained a few
friends, Thursday night, at her home
IN gath Avenue. Music and games
were enjoyed, after which delicious
refreshments were served. All wht
attended spent an enjoyable evening
The vault of the Coyington Banl
and Trust Company was opened Oh
Thursday by d. G. Hagsette, exper
safe man, of New Orleans. Every
thing was found intact and not il
the least damaged The private Sc
eurity boxes and everything abou
the vault was in perfect condition
even where single sheets Of pape
were hanging loosely. The heat wa
still too great to be borne for an.
length of time. Papers were passet
GU. for while, then the vault close'
and work resumed at later periods
The work of the town in cleanin'
~ the debris of the fire and pulling
Down dangerous standing walls wa
prompt and well done. Marshal
DuIion mad a force of men at WOrl
the next morning after the fire ant
~ evening the streets and sidewalk
were passable and presented a eleal
appearance.
Unwilling OF MONUMENT BY W
q. w.
The unveiling of the monument Q
Peter Lauman took place at the Gov
;nrton Cemetery, Sunday, June Ii
1911. who was mmeber OF Hickor,
Camp No. Is, w. o. w. This CAM
was assisted by Company l, Uniform
rank. under the command of Captain
n a. Schaeffer. The unwilling wa
under the supervision OF Consu
rommander e. F. HanSelman ant