Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-12-31

NJ. Arnold Cohn. q Magnolia,
Miss. is visiting friends here.

"Asu ASioeiSOS uSdI IsOAIcs MISS.
Mr.. Albert Turpin has accepted
position with Winterquarters store
Prof. Miller spent the holiday
with his father at Lake Providence
Miss Ollie Stringer is the charm,
ing guest of Miss Lynch for the hol
idays.
We are glad to report Mr.. J. R
NARROW out again after his recen
illness.
Miss Barbara Smitha is spendin
the holidays with her mother a
Tallulah.
Mr.. J. F. Trindle and Miss Lu
ellie Lombardo are visiting his moth
er in Natchez.
Messrs. A. and Julius SalomoI
are spending a few days with rela
tives at Waterproof and L'Argent
Mr.. E. Rorer, the automobile re
pair man OF NewelltOn, is visiting
his wife and child at Canton, Miss
Mr.. M. s. kaufman will opel
business in the Stella store at Quinn
by on Monday. We wish him sue
cess.
/. Miss Lucy Lynch of the facult,
of Central High School. at Mon
terey, in Concordia parish, is spend
ing the holidays with her mother
Messrs. A. Elgutter and M. anc
l.. Jacoby motored down to St. Jo
seph Wednesday for a short visit,
combining business with pleasure,
The many friends of Mr.. E. H.
Newell are glad to know that his
finger is recovering from the acct
dent suffered some time since when
same was injured in an auto mis-
hap.
Mr.. Ralph Ally, who is attending
the State Normal, at Natchitoches,
and Miss josephine Ally, who is
teaching at Duckport, La, are
spending the holidays with their
parents at "Balmoral".
The Budd Scott dance given here
on Wednesday night was the usual
success that such affairs always are
when given by our people. The at
was large and a most de-
lightful evening was spent.
Mrs. Martin Jacoby gave a dining
his week in honor of Mrs. Adolph
Elgutter, of Baton Rouge, and also
IN compliment to Mr.. Morris de
vries and Miss Reinette Abrahm,
whose betrothal has just been an
Prof. Crowell, formerly of the
NewelltOn High School, and who is
low medical student at Tulane
University, is spending the holidays
With friends here. who are delight
ID to see him and he never fails of
welcome from our people.
Quite crowd is attending a camp
'unt out on the Tensas. which was
often up by Mr.. Joseph Isaacs.
those who went out are: Arnold
,0hn, Sam Marks, E. e.. Grace.
lyman Solomon, John Osborne,
'erman Baker, Jepp Walker and
Hollis.
Our community was shocked toI
Earn OF the death OF Mr.. Cbas.
ordill Farrar. which occurred at
sanitarium in Natchez on Tuesday !
Quite a number of friends |
'om here went down to Natchez
Wednesday to attend the funeral. |
hich was conducted by Rev. C. F. |
merry.
1t is worthy of note that many of
Re negroes that left this section for
he Mississippi delta upon the ad-
ent of the boil weevil in these parts
ave returned and are constantly
topping in every day. Despite the
lurements that are made to come
the land Of plenty it is found byI
'perience that old Tensas is still |
out as good as any other section. |
I'd many who have returned toI
cir old homes, promising never
ore to wander!
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Elgutter and
ildren, of Baton Rouge, arrived
re Monday for a visit of several |
ys, and have been the recipients
much social attention. Mr.. Ell
tier is engaged in the shoe BUSH
IS at the Capitol City and con-
cts the only exclusive shoe store !,
Baton Rouge. He appears veryI
tomistic as to the future and be-
yes cotton will continue to be the !!
,ney crop and bring a good price
d arranged with his tenants to in
'ase their acreage for the comingI :
son. Il.
Cupid and Johnston's Chocolates 4
We gotten in their works again! i.
The engagement of Miss Reinette
rahm to Mr.. Morris de Vries wasI 4
nounced this week.
Mr.. Willie Muir and Miss Inex II
rdon were quietly married at
'nroe at the home of her cousin.
after spending a few days at II