Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-08-27
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MI. mos. M. Wade, Jr., was 9
visitor to Newellton this week.
Mr.. Jas. R. NARROW spent several
days at Hot Springs this week.
Miss Pauline Abrahm spent sew.
eral days with relatives here this
week.
Mr.. Oscar Jones has returned
from visit to his family at Chris.
man, Illinois.
Messrs. E. C. Grace and Hyman
Solomon motored to Greenville,
Miss, this week.
Mr.. C. H. Blewett, representing
the Natchez News Democrat. was q
business visitor to our town this
week.
Messrs. C. l.. Clark and w. w.
Middleton and children spent sever
al days this week at Lake Bruen on
a fishing outing.
Mr.. Divide Turpin, of Waterproof,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Albert
Turpin, who is engaged in the auto
livery service in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. de Vries and
Misses Rosa Elgutter and Reinette
Abrahm made a trip in his new
Overland" car to Leland, Miss.
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Spingarn.
Mgr. D. W. Lacy. of the Cumber-
land Telephone Co., was a visitor
to Newellton Exchange this week
He expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the service our people
are getting. which is gratifying to
the local management. Mr.. Lacy
was accompanied by his daughter,
little Miss Vivian, the popular
singer and dancer.
The following disciples of Isaac
Walton enjoyed delightful fish fry
at Lake Bruen one day this week:
J. II. Netterville and family, B. Y.
Newell and family, Frank Lom-
bardO, Mr.. Priebatch, D. Ashford
O'Kelley, T. C. Crowell and Miss
Murdoch. Senator Clinton came up
from St. Joseph and the party had
a most pleasant evening.
Mrs. John Murdoch, who is visit
ing her brother and sister-in-law,
DIR. and Mrs. Dunbar Newell, at
Chattanooga, is enjoying her stay
in that progressive city immensely
and her friends are glad to learn, lie
greatly improving in health. She is
varying her sojourn in the hustle OF
noisy city life with occasional visits
to Watson Ridge. where DR.. Newell
has most comfortable little sum.
mer home. Mrs. Murdoch's many
friends are delighted to hear of her
improved condition and look for
ward to her return in September
with pleasurable anticipation.
DR.. ]. D. Rogers, who has been
located at Newellton for some years,
will leave soon to make his home
1t Winnsboro. in Franklin parish,
where he will continue the practice
II his profession. in what we hope
will prove a larger and more lucra-
tive field. DR.. and Mrs. Rogers,
with their little son, will be greatly,
missed from Newellton, where they
have ever since their residence here
been prominent in all social and
philanthropic work that has marked
the history Of our town. Their many
friends in this section will greatly
regret to lose them from our midst,
and whose good wishes they will
carry to their new home, and wei
take pleasure in cheerfully COM
mending DR.. and Mrs. Rogers to
the good people of Winnsboro and
Franklin parish. We understand
DR.. Rogers will be succeeded here
by DR.. W. D. Noble, who has for
several years been located at Ash.
wood. We will be glad to welcome
DR.. Noble to Newellton and congrat-
ulate ourselves on having him locate
with US. He is most deserving
young man and a physician and
surgeon with a promising future and
will be a pleasant acouisition tn our