St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-02-28
sLlDELL NOTES.

Sx1OELA NUIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meza were cal
ed to New Orleans Wednesday eveE
ing owing to the serious illness Q
Mr.. Meas brother.
| Mrs. J. #. Polk spent several day
at Pearl River the past week wit
the Willis family. Mrs. Willis :
Istill very i'll.
/ Mrs! Web. Eddins, of Hatt.esburg
Mrs. S. E. Davis.
Miss II. Griffith is the guest Of DR.
and Mrs. ]. X. Griffith.
| Miss Minnie Meter, of Durant, J
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. p. r
Outlaw.
Mrs. Simon Levy and children spen
several days in New Orleans W.T.
relatives.
NJ sses Pearl Currie, Ruby Lev.
and Lottie Currie attended the ma.
rage of their cousin, Miss Lolita Qua
man. Feb. Is, in New Orleans.
Mr.. Robert Langston, of San An
tonic. Texas, spent several days here
as the guest Of his brother and sister
]. c. Langston and Mrs. J. +. Polk
Mr.. Langston has number Of fr -enu<
nere who were delighted to see h-n
looking SO well.
Mrs. w. H. Hobson and CHI ldrel
spent Carnival season n New Or
leans.
Miss Ruby Levy returned from :
weeks visit to New Orleans, whers
she was the guest of Miss Ella Sand
man.
Judge and Mrs. Ed. Hyland. of b.
galusea spent some time here as the
guests Of Mrs. Hyland's sister, Mrs.
Jno. Sollberger.
Mrs. Josie Miller, Of New Orleans,
spent Sunday here as the guest Of
Mrs. J. r. Bise. Masters RUBIN anu
Lloyd returned to New Orleans W tt
Mrs. Miller for the Carnival season.
Mrs. L. Perryfeet spent the first
part Of the week in New Orleans " til
relatives.
Mr.. F. B. Seller returned from a
two weeks visit to his parents alt
Delisle, Miss.
Mrs. c. F. Farmer and children,
of Lacomb. spent Saturday here as
guests Of Mrs. J. G. Langston.
Miss Lolo Brady returned from .
visit to New Orleans.
Master Noel Dubourg II visiting
friends at Gretna.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Louise Roberts Is recovering from
her recent spell Of sickness. Miss
Roberts has been in the training
school for nurses for the past six
months at the Charity Hospital In
New Orleans. While there she con-
tracted fever and was quite i'll for
some time. She is with her parents
mere at present recuperating.
Mrs. James Buckley, better known
Is Ma Buckley" was among the
many who attended Mardi Gras Tues
day. Ma Buckley" expressed her
self as being simply delighted with
the crowd.
A movement is on foot for free
express delivery here. We all feel
that Sl.dell Is entitled to free deltv-
cry, due to the great amount Of ex-
press received here daily, espec ally
s nee the reduced express rates are
on.
Mrs. James Robertson and little
daughter Lura, of New Orleans,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Slidell was treated royaly by the
railroad company in regard to con-.
veying passengers to New Orleans.
Two coaches were placed at the dis
posal of our people for the first train
Tuesday morning. The coaches were
placed on the side track just n
front OF the depot Monday night, and
the passengers were requested to
board same before No. 9 arrived at
6:55 q. m.
Mrs. E. Tipp'n and Mrs. J. B. Nc
ginty chaperoned a few young folks
on merry trip to New Orleans Tues
day. Among them were Misses
Layc.e Miles, Eva and Cora Tippin,
Ella Baker, Louise Oliver and Mae
Morris.
Mrs. w. Parker and baby. Walter.
returned from q weeks visit to rela-
t.ves In New Orleans.
N IS StockstIll. Of Bogalusa, spent
Sunday as the guest of Miss Allie B.
Swenson.
Slidell was represented in New Or
leans for Carnival. Our town was
silent as could be except fer few
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cause and
neices. he Misses PerrillDux, spent
the Carnival season in New Orleans.
MrAGeo. Cornibe and STEERS, Misses
Angelic and Odile, we're among the
merry Mardf Gras visitors.
Miss Gertrude Browne and Miss
Hazel Martin were New Orleans visit
ors Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Mcdaniel attended the
millinery demonstration at Cross
mans In New Orleans the past week.
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