St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-10-09

time In st. Francisville, La. On 1
short vacation.
Nro. J. D. Lambert and childrea
have returned from Dee Noines, 10.
whore they spent tho past three
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Jaufroid and Miss Dors
Jaufroid returned last Saturday
from New Or cans, where they spent
Q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene D'Aquin and
children. Of New Orleans, have tax
en- possession Of the Ayers cottage
and will spend the winter hers.
Miss Kate Eastman, who % NOW
teaching In New Orleans, II spend.
ing the week end ct her homo here.
Miss Esther Kinsella left last Sun
day for New Orleans, where she will
spend week, ~ the guest Of Miss
A1bine Labourdette.
Miss Ruth Collins, after two
months spent here - the guest Of
Miss Grace Blossman, left Thursday
morning for Baton Rouge whore she
will visit Miss Ruth Mundinger for
two weeks, before returning 70 her
homo In Lake Charles.
Miss Estelle Evans and mother,
Mrs. g. H. Evans. were Baton Rouge
visitors Thursday.
Miss Myra Melancon left Friday
evening for New Orleans, whore ahe
viii spend the weekend With fsla-
Elves.
NEs. n. Mercadel and daughter.
Avis. returned Friday morninS to
their home In New Orleans, aftef
spending tho summer here.
Nr. Leon ]. Pujol returned Mon
day morning to his homo In Baton
Rouge, after ton days spent here
with friends.
Hon. jar. ]. Bailey, candidate for
Secretary Of State, spent Thursday
and Friday In Covington II the IN
teroos Of hi candidacy.
Neasrrs. Albert Rockenschuh and
con. Henry, and Louis David, made
. trip 70 Gulfport and Biloxi last
Saturday. ON NJ. Rockenschuh's
Boat. the Jennie r. They went on
business for the Cumberland Tele-
phone Company.
The frst communicates between
Covinston and New Orleans. after
the storm ON Wednesday Of last
week, was made By Nesers. Albert
Rockenscnuh and son, Henry. They
made the trip TO New Orleans the
next morning Thursday on their
boat, he Jennie r.. and rstunsd the
same day.
The Tchefun & bridge. near Gov
ington, on tn Madts nvills road. was
washed away last Saturday by high
water. This bridge was ATS fest
long. Mr.. Louis Peters, member Of
the police jury from the First Ward,
got busy right away to havb the
bridge put back, and No underotand
that the bridge will b ready TOR
travel again about Tuesday Aftaf-
noon.
The storm and high water last
week did great damage TO the rico
crop Of st. Tammsny parish. Among
the heavy losers were George KoeDp,
Jr., 100 acres, total los. 0Ge9DSo.,
II nssea AMApn~ AmthnMw Inanmh ard
Henry Peters. 100 acres, total bos.
xessrs. Michel. Hypolits. Anthony.
John and Joseph Koepp. Oh mt 100
aces. total loss. These crops wGaoi
near the lake and were under Vators
for several days. They vii not evea
save enough for seed another yoor.
On last Saturday evening fow
OF the young men Of the town enter
tanned ct . Theatre Party followed
By supper ct Hebert's Restaurant.
n honor Of their lady friends.
Tho supper room was beautifully
decorated with moss. evergreenS and
crepe stresmers.
Among those present were D. 81.
Weaver and Miss Carrie 0wen, L. n.
BoudousQuie and Miss HyI4 MolnA-
CON. L. ]. Pujol and Mis- Anais Bod
dousQuie. o. ]. Hebert and Nioss
Ruth Frederick, H. &. Gooduyn and
Miss Anna Frederick. Ciarsueo \.
Domergue and Min Ruth Collins,
Randolph Ray and lfia1 Olga Dos-
marc. Carl Boueere and Mlss Norma
Weaver, Jas. Cable and Min Joyoo
White. Philip Burns and 1rlDo Cec11o