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VII JcIuSdfcH TOdu, SOldSSeI. uc TcCcp-
ton which followed the marriage cere-
mony of the couple week ago at the
First Congregational Church. in New
bury. VT. the brides home, was at the
old homestead in which the Cobb family
has lived for six generations. Many re'a-
tives and friends came down from a s.
lance. including party Of twenty-five
who accompanied Gov and Mrs. F'oss In a
private car to Newbury. Expressions
were heard on all sides extolling the
beauty OF the bride. She has wonderful
hair Of gold tint and beautiful coloring.
The church. which is a fine old New Eng
land structure, was decorated with ever
greens and masses of hydrangeas. The
brides gown was OF white satin and lace
and elegant In its simplicity and perfec-
ton of detail. The bridegroom's gift, a
chain and pendant of diamonds set in
platinum, was the only ornament. Mrs.
Henry Morse Wells was matron Of honor.
and the Misses Helen and Esther Foss.
Ruby Johnson of Worcester. a cousin of
the bride, and Emily Silsbee of Newbury
the attendants. Mr.. Benjamin Foss was
his brothers best man and the brides
brothers. Messrs.- Norman and Richard
Cobb, Horatto Alden OF Camden, Me-;
Harold Bliss Of Jamaica Plain: Henry
Bryant Of Cambridge, Richard Hoyt and
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Mr.. Richards parents in Harrisonburg.
Va, are now spending a few mon his
with Mrs. Richards mother. Mrs Mary
Hilleary of 'Cherrydale. Va, and were
krause OF Brookland.
Mrs Winfield A. Wilson and Miss Ber-
ME Neal are home from a summer spent
on the coast of Maine near Bar HarbOr.
Miss Anna Christianson is visiting in
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Clark of Kansas is the guest Of
Mrs NJ. NJ. Mclean.
Mr. and Mrs Hanna, ST., Of North Cap
itOl street. have gone for a fortnight
visit to Mr. and Mrs Frank Hanna of
Oxford, Pa.
Miss sallie E. Bennett Of Brandy Sta
tton Va, was the recent guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Jordan and Of friends
in Takoma Park.
Mr. Ernest Saltzman and family have
returned home from an outing at North
Chesapeake Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George GartreIl have been
visiting in Maryland.
Mr.. Carroll Carpenter left Brookland
last week for Panama, where he will be
located for some time to come Previous
to his departure he was given a farewell
party by the Phunny PhelloWs' Club of
which he is member. and also re-
ceived an appropriate gift from his. assoc
ciates of the club. Mr.. Carpenter sailed
from New York Friday morning.
Miss Florence Vivian krayer and Miss
Clara Hauer left today for short visit
with friends at Newark, n. j. They will
also visit New York city before return
ing to Washington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eighth
Street Temple will tender a farewell re-
ception to Mrs. NJ. Newmyer Wednesday
evening. in the vestry rooms Of the tenn
pie Several Jewish organizations will
participate in me celebration. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newmyer will make New Orleans
their future home
Charming arrangements accompanied
the wedding recently of Miss Jessica
PomerOy Bishop and Mr.. Spencer Turner,
nephew of Mrs Truman H. Newberry,
which took place in Pittsfield, Mass. The
bride wore white satin MORE embroid-
with old point lace. The veil Of tulle
was caught up with orange blossoms.
The matron and maid of honor were in
frocks of pink chiffon over shell pink
satin embroidered in tourmaline. with
rosebuds and ribbons of old rose tone.
The bridesmaids were in pink satin
brocade embroidered in pink pearls, and
with these gowns We're worn long scarfs
OF maline.
Miss Rebekah Olive Farrand of De-
troit. Mich, was hostess Of luncheon
given to announce her engagement to
Lieut.. George Cassidy Keleher Of the
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Mrs. Ormsby has as her guest Miss
Rose Ormsby Of Detroit. Mich.

Mrs. OrmSby has as her guest MISE
Rose Ormsby Of Detroit. Mich.
Miss Ethel stroman has returned
from an extended visit in West Virginia
Mr. Milton Hubbard is home from
visit in Portland, Me, accompanied by
HIS sister. Miss Hubbard, who spent the
summer there.
The Beau Knott Club of Brookland gave
a surprise linen shower last week to Mrs.
Miss Florence Jackson, $500 18th street.
The diversion took the form OF cob
web party. and the various dainty gifts
presented to Mrs. Sherwood, who is the
first bride of the club. were at the end
Of the eobweb strings in unheard-of
places throughout the house. and the
hunt caused much merrfment before all
were found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson have been
visiting relatives and friends in Phtla-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Johnston are
home from pleasant trip to York, Pa.
The Misses holster entertained at a
luncheon Tuesday when their guests
were Miss Ann Mitchell and Miss jose
phine Mitchell >of Woodbridge. Miss Dor
othy Gooch and Mr.. Harry Edwards Of
Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Arthur Williams and Master John
Williams spent last week with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Richard and children of
Kenton, Ohio. who have been visiting
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o6th United States Infantry. when Is
stationed at Fort Wayne. Lieut.. kele-
hers home is in Washington. MISS far-
and is the daughter Of Mr. ana mrs.
William r. Farrand. The date Tor the
wedding has been set for Wednesday,
October Is.
Mrs. Ladd, who has been the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Macmillan, at foFI
Harrison, Ind. has returned.
Mrs w. A Blain gave a dinner the
evening previous to her departure In
honor Of Mrs. Laid.
Rev. George F. Taylor, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church. and his pride.
who was Miss Mary F. Collision OF this
be at home in the Grace Church rectory,
nth street and Marion place, after &c
tober s.
man Of Washington. d. C., VINO nave
been spending the summer on the Pacific
coast, were In Omaha for few days re-
Gently, the guests Of Mrs. c. D. Scott
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Mclean have
leased the Thorn cote ge on Narragansett
avenue, Newport. and will reside there
in semi-retirement for some weeks.
COMMANDER w llidA X1cAiih5 ~ Will "
S. NJ. retired. and Mrs Irwin will be
in Boston at the conclusion Of the
season at Osterville. Mass. instead Of
returning to the capital as they intended.
Mr. Harrison Irwin, who was graduated
fom Princeton in June. is to enter the
Harvard law school, and Miss Annie IT.
win, who made her debut in Washing
ton two years ago. is to continue her
study of music. The Twins have leased
an apartment on Beacon street. They
have already something Of an acQuant-
ance there. members Of the family hav-
ing visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Lind
say Of Bay State road. Miss Mary Re-
gina Irwin. the younger daughter. will
not make her debut here. as was plan
ned, and instead will be presented In
Stockholm, where she Is to pass the win
ter with her uncle and aunt. the French
minister to Sweden and Nine. Th1ebaut.
Representative and Mrs. Ben Johnson
and Miss Nancy Johnson left Wash
ington for their home in Bardstown,
KY.
After motor trip in the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Foss CATHERINE
Cobb will visit the family Of Gov. Foss
Of Massachusetts at their summer home
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Lesser Watson of Brookline were thu
ushers. The matron OF honor and the
br desmaids were gowned alike In roso
pink and carried clusters of pale yellow
roses.
Miss Mary Shuford of Charlotte. n. G..
gave q leap year party last week at her
home on orange street In honor OF her
guest, Miss Glennie Tomlnson Of this
city. The party was a japanese affair.
The young men were conducted to the
party from the homo OF Miss Helen
Nichols Here the girls, clad In Japanese
dress. met them and escorted them to
tie prettily decorated home of Miss
Shtford. Japanese lanterns and para
soils were used profusely. The refresh-
ments were very dainty and unique,
toasted rice being served with chop sttclks
and waters with Japanese conserves.
Miss Katharine Aver. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Aver OF Avalon.
Prdes Crossing, Mass. celebrated her
twenty-second birthday last Tuesday
morning. Without her daughters knoWi-
edge, Mrs. Aver arranged to have the
Salem Cadet Band In the garden at Ava
Ion under the window OF Miss Ayers
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Fur Department.

During September offering all Fur Coats
and Sets at decided price concessions. Every
article backed by guarantee that insures conn
pete satisfaction. Upon the payment of reason
able deposit we will reserve amy article until
wanted.
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For many years tine exc1a1siverness of design
correctness of fit and excellence of workmanship
and material have maintained for this house the
prominence of being sstFle Leading Establishment
for Womem's and Misses Outergarments.'
Close utilization with the best foreign and do
mestic designers and manufacturers gives to this
house advantages enjoyed by mo other.
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After motor trip in the mountains
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Foss CATHERINE
Cobb will visit the family Of Gov. Foss
Of Massachusetts at their summer homo
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Mrs Edward Richard and children Of
kenton, Ohio, who have been visiting
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Representative and Mrs. Ben johnson
and Miss Nancy Johnson left Wash
ington for their home in Bardstown.
Ky.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22

MIR. V. L. Seldom was visitor
to st. Joseph and Tensas parish this
week.
Miss Frances Curry spent several
days with relatives in Natchez this
week.
A large delegation from Newell
ton came down last Monday to at
tend Court.
Mr.. f. L. Guthrie and family
were guests of DIR. and Mrs. Muir
dock last Monday.
Miss Mabel Couvillon is week
end visitor to her sister, Mrs. Litch-
liter, at ELK Ridge"
Mr.. S. Heidenheim, of New Or
leans, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Levy, this week.
Mrs. S. Katten returned to her
at New Orleans, this week, after a
pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Levy.
Mr.. L. de Vries, of Newellton,
is one of the latest victims of the
automobile fever: he has invested
in an E. NJ. F.
Misses Annie and Ida Hornsby
and Clyde Blanche have returned
from Natchitoches during the sus-
pension of the State Normal School.
Il DIR. and Mrs. Alverson and child
rem, of Newellton, motored down to
St. Joseph on Sunday morning last
and went out to New Light where
they spent the day with Mr.. and
Jas. R. Lynch, returningfto Newell
ton via St. Joseph same evening
DR.. and Mrs. Lilly entertained a
luncheon on Thursday the following
friends from Natchez, who motoreC
up to St. Joseph, returning the SAM
evening: Mrs. ]. N. Carpenter, Mrs
A. C. Morgan, Mrs. Kirby Grafton
Miss Mollie Grafton and Miss Agne
Carpenter. The weather was delight
full, the roads good and the da,
was most pleasantly spent.
] Mr.. Smith, representing the Hud
/ son Car Co., of Detroit, Michigan
/ has been in this parish for the pas
l week with a Hudson, 81 horse-pow
= err, electric light, &C., which he ha
demonstrated at pleasure to all IN
\ terested, and has landed three sale
1.-TWO in Tensas and one in Mad
son, the purchasers in this paris
being Mr.. w. ]. Steen and Mr..
| P. Harrison.
HI Rev. P. HI. Fontaine has accepte
| the position of Superintendent OF tt
| Methodist Orphanage at Ruston, La
/ and will leave to take charge OF TIT
| institution on December 10th. \
better man could be secured an.
tiwhere for the position, and viii
every one on this charge will regr
| to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine, the
| wish them ell success in the ne
| field. Mr.. Fontaine left Wednesdi
| for Ruston, and is expected to 7
turn Waterproof E
terprise.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22

Miss Katie Clark has returned from a
delightful visit to Kentucky.
Mr.. ]. A. veasy returned this week
from trip to Houston, Texas.
Hon. g. H. Clinton was called to
Baton Rouge this week on official burl-
ness.
Col. w. E. H. Claggett, OF Adams
county, Miss, was a visitor to St. Jo-
seph this week.
Members of the School Board will take
notice that a meeting OF the Board Is
called for Tuesday, December 10th.
Mrs. F. d. Childress and son, Master
Adams, lett to-day for visit OF several
weeks to her mother at jackson, Tenn.
Messrs. N. B. Hunter, Louis 7. Hunt
err d. Stone, E. d. Coleman and Mr..
Kline were visitors to st. Joseph this
week.
We are pleased to learn that our Ell
ficient Postmistress, Mrs. L. E. Hender'
son. is now convalescent from recenl
severe illness.
DIR. Geo. N. Clarke has returned iron
Waterproof, where he has been engage
for the past several weeks, and can nov
be found at his Office in st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sandford, nee Mis-
Stella Gresem, Of Fort Worth, Texas
Mrs. w. B. Ball, of jackson, Miss, ant
Messrs. Willie and Lonnie Gresem, 9
| Adams county, are visiting Mr.. and Mn
} 10. L. Watson, Lakewood"
Rev. W. II. Mcintosh will condu'
services at the Union Church, Sunds
morning and night. A congregation
|. meeting of the Presbyterian Church WI
be held at the church at 8 o'clock, whic
all members are urged to attend.
Haupt's Loan Office and Jewellers
Na.chez have just put in q beautif
modern glass front to their store at L
| North Commerce Street, and extend
. cordial invitation to their Tensas frien
to call and inspect their large and bea
tiful line Of jewelry and diamonds, viii
thew offer the Xmas trade at attract
. figures.
II Mr.. A. Bondurant, who some tir
since purchased the Parmeter proper
II in st. Joseph, is busy with force
\ workmen who are engaged in razing o
II If the buildings and in moving the OF
II ar II il Mr.. Bondurant's purpose
II build practically a new house on
/ larger lot, to face the east, and VIII
HI completed he viii have most comic
II able home.
III Several days were most delightful
III spent this week by a party OF ca
III hunters at the club house at Cooter Poi
Those composing the party were:
II and Mrs. r. h. Whitney, Mr.. and N
n Louis Buckner, Jr., Mrs. w. M. DaS
son, Mrs. S. P. Hornsby, Mrs. b.
Young, Miss Emily Howell Of Cha
nooga, Miss Marjorie Davidson,
Paul Bell of Shreveport, Mr.. Power 1
rish Of vicksburg, Mr.. F. HI. Curry
, Mr.. E. L. Gulley.
II Hon. w. s. Holmes, of the ]
n lulah bar, was a visitor to St.
!. lseph this week.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22
TRADITION

TRADITION, it is said, occasionally
hands down the practical Arts with more
precision and fidelity than they can be
transmitted by book from generation to
generation, Webster.
TRADITION is hard obstacle for
some people to overcome.
Because an establishment, handling
JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, GOLD and
SILVER WARE, ETC., has always en-
deavored to dazzle the passersby with
brilliant array Of valuable articles, this
TRADITION is almost insurmountable
to the Jewelry Merchant.
This tradition we bow TO. We recog-
nize it. We are just completing a front
to our house, No. lSl North Commerce
street, in which we believe our pride is
excusable.
But there is another TRADITION,
which we feel should be cast aside and
that DOCTRINE is the superstition that
exists in the minds Of some that when
Diamond or other valuable stone, or
Watch or other Jewelry is to be pur-
chased; because some other firm "of the
old SCHOOL, has previously served you,
that goods of equal merit cannot be Sc
cured from younger and more up-to-date
dealers.
Our store Is accessible to ALL-very
4 conveniently located-but situated so that
. we do not feel obliged TO add even
''Widow's Mite in figuring our profit,
t in order to pay larAe rental for our
y building. Nevertheless, every article pur-
Il chased of us is guaranteed exactly as
Il represented-and that guarantee is backed
b up in such manner as TO satisfy the most
exacting. Try us once and II we cannot
:. demonstrate to you that we can under
:, sell others, giving you identical value,
!, then we won't expect second visit
: BUT WE ARE CONFIDENT.
= Now, there is an impression prevalent
among certain people that our Jewelr,
!. stock is an adjunct to our Loan Depart
: ment. We, as our name implies, con
y duct loan business, but it is a separate
and distinct department from our bust
ne ness as Jewellers; and it is becaus
" we ara enabled, because OF unredeeme'
Oh pledges at times, to offer some most as
ne tonishing bargains to our trade, that "
n believe it to our interest and yours :
TO continue the TWO DISTINCTLY SEPA
ne RATE DEPARTMENTS.
en- Come in: inspect our stock; invcstigat
~ us-if satisfied with our merchandise
and standing, then let US figure with 20
lily on your wants. We know we can satii
mp fly you.
Mt. Yours truly,
!: HAUPT'S
F., =. LOAN OFFICE AND JEWELER
AZ. l3l NJ. Commerce St.
md NATCHEZ
To- EARLY RISER
The famous little pills.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22
TreSpaSS Notice.

nuBLIc NOTICE is hereby given that the
following properties in Iensas Parish
/. "a noefed and trespassers will be vigorous
~ enrrosecuted: "GUM RIDGE" VILLA
~. kRA ssKEMPE LEE plantations, In
Guiding open and cleared lands: ,,,,
st. Joseph, La. Nov. Is. Isi3
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Rob,
ert worrell has applied TO De aPpoins*sso
Administrators Of the Succession Of Mrs. Patie
K. Stanford, deceased.
Now, therefore, unless written opposiuon
thereto be fled In my ONCE within ten deys
after first publication hereof, said appoint
ment will be made as prayed for.
n. 81 witness my hand and the seal 0i
said Court, this 18th day Of November A. D.
i'i1' JOS. CURRY,
Clerk 10th District Court, Tensas Parish La
ST. Joseph, La, November 18th, 1872.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22
NOTICE.
MEETING SCHOOL BOARD DECEMBER 10.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that the Board OF School Directors will
meet in their office in the Court House
ia the town OF st. Joseph, on
TUESDAY AT II NJ DECEMBER 10th
1912.
The Board will organize under the new
commission and determine by lot who is
to serve the short, intermediate and long
term--Two, Four and Six years.
For the reasons stated full attendance
is desired.
[Signedl w. d. A. GoRToN, Pres.
THos. NJ. WADE, Secy.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-11-22
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
cuccEss'oH NOTICE

state Of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas, Tenth
District CO urt.
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succession of Mrs. Patie K. stanford. dec
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-07

Within a couple of days Lakeland
will have the privilege of entertain
irg between 500 and 1000 visitors
from all parts of the State. These
people will carry away with them an
impression of Lakeland, and wheth-
er 1t is to be good or bad, rests with
her citizens. The city has put on
force of men cleaning up the
streets, but they may not get in
front of your house to pick up the
paper and trash that has accumulat.
cd and which your ncighbors can Sc.
ii you haven't yet noticed it. So We
would suggest that all good house.
wives get out and take a look a,
their sidewalks and the street in
front Of their homes and keep tn.
same swept and garnished while the
visitors are here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-07
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.

We feel that if the citizens Of
Lakeland knew just how we are
cramped for room to entertain the
State convention which meets next
week and lasts Il little more than
three days. they would make spe-
clal effort to assist us. Some have
taken. who might take more. and
some have not responded. thinking
their aid would not be needed. We
ced the help CT everyone Many Of
cur people arc taking four. five or
six each. but we still have more
rames than homes. Please call up
John F. Cox tonight as soon as You
read this appeal and tell him how
hlany you can take. Remember the
convention only lasts from Monday
night to Thursday night. We must
sustain the reputation of Lakeland
fer hospitality Your assistance a:
this time will be greatly appreciated
WIN. ID. NOWLlN, Pastor
JOHN r. cox, Oh. Com.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-07
AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH TOMORROW

Rev. j. r. Cason. presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church
tomorrow morning. This is the &C.
casion of the fourth quarterly COP
ference, and the last visit this year
to this charge. The conference will
take place Monday night at the
church, and this is especially i'm
pcrtant because the officials for the
next year will be elected.
Sunday evening the pastor will
preach on the Vanities of Life. spe-
cial sermon on opportunities and
failure. A cordial invitation is exc
tended to all people to attend all
services.
The annual conference is OILY 4
little over week off. and the
church is winding up all business
for the year. This church Is one OF
the strongest of the d2nom .iatiOn in
the State, and always carries fiat
tering report to the conference. The
prospects are that the report this
year will be one Of the best ever
made.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-07
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Inasmuch as the city authorities
lave not succeeded in keeping the
city clean and in a thorough! saii-
ilary condition. the WOman's Cluu
has taken up the job. and to ald
them in their efforts the Jackson 4
Wilson Co. has agreed to give the
club a per centage on all sales and
collections made by members of the
club during the month of December.
So on Monday morning next MEM
bers of the Wcman's club will come
into the Jackson 4 Wilson Co. 8
place of business and the entire
stock will be for them to sell from.
Members of the club will also be
made collectors for December The
Jackson & Wilson Co. bespeak for
these ladies the courtesy and con-
s;deration due them in their lauda-
fle efforts. w. X. JACKSON.
Mrs. +. f. Speer. who has been
visiting in kissimmee for the past
ten days. returned to the city this
morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-07

The members of the Woman's Club
have determined to improve the APP
pcarance of our streets and alleys.
To that end they are obliged to have
funds with which to work. Through
the courtesy and interest of Messrs.
Jackson & Wilson, hardware mer-
chants. the Woman's Club is given
an opportunity to raise money for
the above mentioned object and 9TH
err civic improvements, They will
take charge of this store on Monday
morning, Dec. 3, and continue in
charge for two weeks. making sales
and collections. They ask the inter
est and cooperation Of the entire
city.