Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-08-27

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sisters in St. Joseph.
Mrs. King of North Mississipp
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. N
Harper.
Miss Alice Durbin spent sever.
days this week with relatives in s,
Joseph.
Judge John Dale was a visitor I
st: Joseph on professional businee
this week
Mrs. Yourtee and childrent spen
wednesday with Mrs. James Curr,
in st. Joseph.
Mrs. Fleming with her childre,
OF Columbus, Miss, is visiting be
sister. Mrs. Thigpen.
Messrs. Hyman Solomon. Juliu
oalomon and E. C. Grace were Wis
ltors to st. Joseph this week.
Mrs. T. M. Wade, Jr., and littl.
son spent last Sunday with her sis.
ter. Mrs. NJ. d. Adams at Locus,
Ridge.
Miss Josephine Raymond of Nat.
chez, spent several days this week
with her uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs. Lilly.
Miss Matte Lee Kempe, of Nat
chez, is spending few days with
Miss Francis Curry in St. Joseph
this week.
Miss Ruth Elgutter has returned
to st. Joseph from Newellton for a
few days visit before returning to
her home in Baton Rouge.
Miss Clyde Blanche visited her
brother, Mr.. Edwin Blanche. at
Readland, Ark. She also visited
friends at Tallulah recently.
Mr.: D. W. Lacy and little daueh.
ter, Vivian. spent Wednesday in
st. Joseph. While here Miss Vivian
was guest of Miss Pauline Abrahm.
Mrs. La Cour has returned to her
home at Fisher, La, after a pleas
ant visit to her daughters, Mrs. 7.
M; Wade. Jr.. and Mrs. Magruder
Adams.
Mr.. Louis Blackn,an has returned
from visit to Hot Springs where |
he went secure treatment for rheu.
matlsm. We understand he is great. |
ly benefited.
Mr.. 0. P. Hebert of Tallulah
Parish Surveyor for Madison parish. |
was a visitor to st. Joseph and Ten. |
sas parish this week. Mr.. Hebert
will be glad to answer any calls from
this and adjoining parishes at anv
time and will be pleased to commu.
nicate with any one desiring bis
services.
Mr.. Thos. ]. Holmes, the popu.
lar plumber of Natchez, was a yisi.
tor to st. Joseph Monday. Mr. II
Holmes has just returned from San
francisco, where he and his wife
went to see the great Exposition II
and which he says is too much to be
described-it must be seen to be
appreciated.
The st. Joseph Electric Theatre.
which suspended operations several
weeks since, until the summer tour
sts return, will open business on
september 9Th with an attractive
program, which will be given later.
The resumption of the picture show
viii be greatly welcome by our peo-
pie. by whom it has been greatly
missed since its discontinuance.
The many friends Of Nose Levy.
will be panied to learn of his death
which occurred at Atlantic Civ
Mr.. Levy was born in St. joseph
nd spent his boyhood here, where
lis father, Ben Levy. was a promi-
tent business man.
Mr.. Levy moved to BIRMINGHAM
Then quite a young man, where he
as continued to live until his death
ie was q prominent business man
tina. city, being the president Of
he Merchants and Mechanics Bank
TO his bereaved family, the Ga
cite extends its sincere sympathy.
The competitive examination for
be scholarship from Tensas parish
the State Normal School at .
atchitoches. which was conducted | T
st. Joseph recently, resulted in
re selection Of Miss Grace Webb
Waterproof. who made the hieh.
t average in the examination andIE
no will therefore be declared tbel
ppointee. We understand Miss
.ebb only lacks one year Of gradu-
ing at the Normal, hence il il
'obable that another examination
r the same scholarship may bell
I'D next year, thus giving otheri
ndldates another chance. ~
The Gazette is in recent of a post :
I'd from Mn. B. B. Young from
~ francisco, dated August 2Otb.
ying: We are leaving San Fran
'co this morning and have enjoy. n,
the papers; are having a glorious | Is
lp, but it is disagreeably cold W