The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-05-30

Our popular Clerk, John Edward
Yerger. had his plans made one day
this week for good day of sport with
the fnny tribe, but for some reason, his
plans did not work out satisfactorily and
ne postponed his trip to another day.
Wish you better luck next time, John,
and hope you may make good haul.
Mrs. Charles Thames, of Vicksburp
is guest CT Mrs. w. r. Spann Mr..
Thames came over Thursday and &C.
companied by Mrs. Thames. Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Spann, Miss Mary Mo,ntgo-
merry ETC., a pleasure party enjoyed the
day fishing at Eagle Lake.
Mr.. N. D. johnson former popular
merchant but now with the johnson Ice
and Cold Storage Co., whose home is in
Tallulah, has departed for Lake Provi-
dence where he Will look after the
interest of the ice plant during the sum
mer. Before leaving, Mr.. johnson
rendered US the price of subscription for
the Journal to be sent to him to keep Up
with the progress of his home town.
A beautiful Star shedding its refuISent
light and its glad rays are making brigh-
ter the heart and minds of those who
have become members of a beautiful
order which bears. the name which is
Significant and it is here and everywhere
its says shine as the Easter Star This
order is growing here and will, we hope,
continue to grow till the light from its
rays will be brighten the homes and
hearts of every good man and woman in
Tallulah.
!; Mrs. w. R. Spann entertained AZ .
delightful card party on Wednesday
evening, complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Murphy, from St LOUIS.
There were twelve tables, filled with
animated guests. The ladies who raced
the occasion were handsomely gowned
their escorts were at their best. After
the enjoyable games delicious salad
course was served. The prize winners
were Mrs. Thames, Of tvicksburg, Mrs.
Linton and Mr.. Chas. Coltharp and Mr..
Perry Funk.
All members Madison Infantry Chap
ter. u. d. c.; and any other citizens
will meet at the Court House
at 4P. NJ, June 3rd with flowers, to
decorate the Confederate Monument
in memory of the birthday of Jefferson
Davis, President C. S, A. and in men,
DRY of all our Confederate Soldiers.
We hope that there will be good at
tendance, and that the school children
will be out in body, with all the
flowers they can collect.
Mrs. N. P. Erwin .pd.Misss aseenie
Erwin entertained on Wednesday after
nopn in complimentary FRS. Erwin niece,
Mrs. W. M. Murphy, Of St Louis. The
weather being pleasant. the guest in an
appreciat,ye condition of r1spd and, the
spacious tSffts in which the esl,es were
played made it delightful affair which
will long be pleasantly remembered
There were five tables. A salad course
consisting of pressed chicken, sand
witches, cheese straws with frozen punch
completed the delightful menu. Mrs,
Charles Coltharp and Mrs. Beers were
the prize winners of two beautiful fans.
Mrs. w. s. Craig entertained at cards
afternoon, complimentary to
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Kate Craig,
from her plantst!on home Avon, near
Port Gibson, Miss The entertainment
was a very delightful one. The prize
winners of the afternoon patty were
Mrs. George Spencer and J., holland
At the evening entertainment
which was also lovely and at which the
younger set, in couples, were in evil
dcnce and all had a very enjoyable time
Mr.. Linton and Mrs. W: R. Spafh were
the prize winners at the evening party.
fn appetizing salad course was; served
at both occasions and q good time en-
joyed by all who had the pleasnre of
being the recipients Of the hosbitalit5
of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig.
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