Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
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Mr.. Geo. N. Clarke is visiting bis
son in St. Joseph.
Mrs. c. D. Brigham and little sor
are visiting her parents in St. 10.
seph.
Mrs. B. F. Young and Mrs. R.
ID. Whitney are spending some days
in New Orleans.
Mrs. w. j. Steen and daughter,
Miss Amalia Steen, are expected
home from New Orleans next week.
Judge N. M. Calhoun came up
from Vidalia Wednesday to hold q
short session of court. He returned
next day.
st. Joseph an vicinity were Wis.
tied by a hard rain on Wednesday,
p Itch retards farming operations
iderably.
:. D. F. Ashford, who recently
sed of his "Sunnyside" plant
n, has moved into St. Joseph
- 4 is temporarily located at the
~ ,ey House while his residence on
TIE plank road is being repaired.
Mr.. Eugene Paul. who is in the
employ Of the Van-Noy News SER
vice on the Southern Pacific, run
ming from New Orleans to Houston,
is enjoying ten-day rest, which he
is spending with his mother in St.
Joseph.
Mrs. Jno. T. Moore with her two
very interesting children, little Miss
Cecilo and Master Pete, left, Thurs
day morning, for her home at ANA
rilla, Texas, after a most pleasant
visit to her parents, Mr.. and, Mrs.
j. w. Losey.
Hon. E. c. Rhodes, President of
the Fifth Louisiana Levee Board,
and Mr.. George Sbaunberger, with
the US. Government, were visitors
to st. Joseph on Friday, and were
joined by Inspector Ratcliff and the
trio made trip over the levees Of
the parish.
The new machine just installed
by the st. Joseph Electric Theatre,
is decided improvement and pro-
duces a very clear picture and abso-
lutely without flicker. The pictures
shown on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays are all high class, at
tractive and instructive, and the
show deserves liberal patronage.
= MIR. H. L. Smitha has begun the
erection of new livery stable but
which will be located on the corner
Of Pamela and Newton streets, on
the lot formerly occupied by the
barber shop of the late Nat Cullens,
an exchange having been made by
Mr.. Smitha with the heirs of Gull |
!; ms and the shop rolled about 1901
J ,et to the eastern line of the stable
Z I. BY this change the new stable
: Ill have and outlet on two streets. |
The friends Of Mr.. Edwin Blanche
were glad to welcome him home this
weex. Edwin has been at Kansas |
City, Missouri, for some time where
he has been in attendance on the
s. ny Automobile School, one of |
til largest institutions of its kind in
the United States, and has COM
pie his course, which ranks him
as an expert in his profession. Just
whether Edwin will locate here or
elsewhere we have not learned. A"4 !
We wish him success whereve
may decide to go.
Last Friday, January 2lst, markel
thirtietb anniversary of the MARI
DR.. L. A. Murdoch and Miss y
McGill, whose marriage occurred at Sum
ny Side on January 2lst, 1886, the Rev.
Woodbridge, of Rodney, Miss, ofiiciat-
ing. As is well known to all of their in.
Inmates, the married life of DIR. and Mrs.
Murdoch has always been happy, and
they have ever been great comfort and
JOY to each other. Only one child came
TO bless their union, daughter, who
carries the name of her paternal grand
mother, Mary Bell Murdoch, and who is
now the wife of Mr.. +. ii. White, a
promising young druggist, of McNary,
la. We are thankful to state that DR..
and Mrs Murdoch are enjoying the bless
ing Of health among other good fortunes
Ct iie, and the Gazette joins their many
friends in extending hearty congratuls-
tons 10 the bride and groom Of thirty
yean ago.