Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-06
Correspondent.

Frank Owen and Emily Miss Net
terville
Mr.. Ralph Ally and Miss Susi,
Maude Muir
| Scott and Miss Lopez
i Guy Hunter and Miss Mary Tur
pin.
| Fred Smith and Miss Lilli,
Mcdowell
Alex Blanche and Miss Susi,
Adams.
Paul Gaines and Miss Dorothy
Slack.
NJ. de Vries and Miss Reinette
Abrams.
Hyman Solomon and Miss Lena
Triche.
Garnette White and Miss Mary
Triche.
Bonnie Solomon and Miss Theresa
Kaufman.
Stays: Lang, Alsop, Rowan, Hax-
lip, Sigerest, Hodge, Gulley, Bon.
durant and Couvillon.
Chaperones: Mesdame de Vries,
Mallery, Phillips, Gordon. Muir,
Netterville and Ally.
Mr.. Chas. Leasing Is the guest Of
Of W. s. Alsop.
Mr.. Leon Kullman has returned
from visit to Waterproof. .
Mr.. Albert Turpin was q visitor
to Lake Providence this week.
Mr.. L. D. Jarvis has returned
from business trip to Shreveport.
Engineer Adams was here this
week on an inspection tour Of the
levees.
Mrs. Jos Morris, of jackson, Miss.
was the guest Of Mr.. A. Solomon
this week.
Miss Mary Turpin, Of Waterproof
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. f.
L. Guthrie.
MessIs Carson and Lee were
among the commercial travellers
here this week
Mr.. Herman Goldberg, Of Water
proof, was the guest of Mr.. A. Sal
ONION this week.
Mr.. Charles Cordill Farrar, Of
Winter Quarters" was q business
visitor to Natchez.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Clark, Mrs.
Rose and Mr.. Rob't. Lynch spent
Sunday at New Light.
Miss Fances Rowan, Of Ridgeland
plantation, was the guest OF Miss
LOuise Murdoch this week.
Mr.. w. c. Seab is enjoying a
short vacation which he is spending
at bis home 1t Roxie. Miss
Mr.. and Mn. Julius Solomon and
Mr.. Cohn motored down to Water
proof and L'Argent this week.
Farmers have made good progress
in breaking up land during the
good weather that has prevailed.
The many friends of Mr.. C. v.
Ratcliff ase delighted to see him out
again after his recent indisposition.
Misses There's and Mildred Kauf-
man, OF L'Argent, were guests Of
their sister, Mrs. Julius Solomon.
Mise Emile Netterville il visiting
her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Netterville at 'Blackwater. "
Mr.. j. r. NARROW and little son,
Master Pete, left this week for Hot
Springs for q visit Of several weeks.
Nr. H. L. Smitha, the popular
liveryman Of St. Joseph, was . most
welcome visitor to Newellton this
week.
Mr.. John Bergin. Of Matches was
a visitor to Lake st. Joseph this
week and the guest Of Mr.. 8. D.
Farrar.
Mr.. Cloud, Of Jackson, Miss, was
a visitor to our town this week and
his many friends were delighted to
see him.
Hon. and Mrs. T. NJ. Wade, Of
st. Joseph. were the guests Of Hon.
and Mrs. John Murdoch for q day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Baragona
and Miss Mary Giglio, Of st Joseph,
motored up to Newellton last Sum
day evening
Mr.. Cummings, the hustling rep
resentative Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., was . visitor to New
elllon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buckner, Mr.
and Mrs. T. NJ. Wade and Miss
Lilly Mcdowell were visitors to
Newellton this week.
The many friehds Of Miss Louise
Murdoch regret very much to learn
Of hel IN disposition and sincerely
wish her speedy recovery.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Lawrence are delighted to know
that their little son, who has been