St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-10-14
SI4IDELL NOTES.

Mr.. r. N. Steadman, of Hatties-
burg, spent Monday in Slidell.
Mr.. John Berry, of New Orleans,
was here Monday.
Mr.. E. Ray, of New Orleans, visit
ed Slidell Monday.
Mr.. E. r. Moses, of New Orleans
spent Monday here.
Mr.. Carnell, of New Orleans, visit
ed Slidell Tuesday.
MIR. Geo. Knowles, of Bogalusa,
visited Slidell Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Buckley is in New Or
leans for medical treatment.
Mr.. Henry Gonzales, of Bogalusa,
spent the weekend in Slidell.
DR.. kellogg, of Wilson, La, visit
ed Slidell this week.
Mr.. Paul Gardere spent Monday
in Covington.
Mr.. L.. T. Miles spent Wednesday
in Covington.
Mr. H. E. Middleton spent Sum
day in Vaudeville with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. E. Dubuisson spent Monday
in Covington.
A HAPPY DAY SPENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
Sunday, Oct. 8th, was spent quite
happily by a number of Slidellians
who were entertained by Mrs. A. l..
Dubourg. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Du-
bison, who reside on the "Old Du-
bourg Place." which was built before
the Civil War, on the banks of
shn~tu eSfne frnn
Slidell. The place is quite typical
Southern home of o1den days. Driv-
ing and boat riding were some of the
pastimes, but sightseeing was the
particular one, which every one en-
joyed. Afterward luncheon was
served out by the bayou under the
grand old oaks, covered with moss
es. Every one declared that never
was such jolly time spent before,
and all will remember this day
spent among the oaks. Those that
spent such happy day in the
country were: Mesrs. Edgar Du-
bourg, Dave Garley, Francis Mega,
o. and w. Faciane, Masters Eugene
Faeiane, Leo and Noel Dubourg.
Misses Lillian Dubourg, Marie
Garcia, Zulma and Eugena Faciane.
Mesdames Dobourg and Faciane.
Mrs. Julius Boulion, of Los An
geles, Cal, spent a few days here
as the guest of Mr.. Boulion's mother
Mrs. L. Innerarity, and was accom-
panied on her return to California
by Mrs. Innerarity, who will remain
in California part of the winter.
Misses Ruby Levy and Lolita
Currie spent Sunday in Covington
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Levy. While in Covington they
spent a few pleasant hours at St.
Paul's College as the guests OF
James Mcdaniel.
Morris oldstein, of New Orleans,
spent Tuesday here on business.
Mrs. James Todd, of Lacomb, was
among our visitors last week.
Mrs. John Hansborough and
children spent Sunday in Vaudeville
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Whitfield are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar.
rival of little son.
Mrs. Thomas Arnold and children
Mrs. F. Hausner and Miss Elsie
spent Sunday in the country as The
guests of Mrs. E. Hausner.
Miss Mary Grassine is the charm
ing guest of Miss Ella Salmen.
We are glad to note the recover!
of Thos. Cox, of Alton.
Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Salmen re
turned from New York the pas
week.
Mrs. Katie Gish, of New Orleans
is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Buckley
DIED-At Bonfouca. La, Oct
10, 1911, Mrs. Telesphore Nunez
age II years, a native of Bonfonca
The remains were entered in tn
Catholic cemetery, Wednesday, Oct
II, 1911. Mrs. Nunez is survive,
by one son, Wallace, to whom W
extend our deepest sympathy.
Charles Solberger, of Beaumont
Texas, spent several days with rel
atievs here.
Miss M. Abel, of the Ridge school
called on US Saturday and report
her school work progressing Fine.
We regret to learn of the Hines
of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gazand.
Master Dan Meza is on the sic
liz,
The Episcopal Guild met at til