Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-07-14

Mr. haipn Ally IS weekend visitor
to st. Joseph.
Master Herman Pastsrnack, Of
Ferriday. is visiting Master Alez
Blackman.
Mrs. slicer and Mrs. Green leave
today for a visit to DR.. Slicer at
Shreveport.
Mr.. Albert Bondurant, IT,, lie
sojourninR q couple OF weeks at
Cooper's Well.
Miss Mareare Banhien. has as her
Ruest her. sister. Miss Juliette Of
Bonham. Texah.
Mr.. B. F. Young and Mr.. R. H.
Whitney made business trip to
Illinois this week.
Mrs. J. Tullis Watson came down
from Tallulah this week for q visit
to her husband at Avondale.
Miss Kaufman. of Baton Rouge,
was the guest this week of Misses
Reinette and Pauline Abrahm.
Miss Pauline Abrahm has return
ed from a pleasant visit to Miss
Ruth Elgutter at Baton Rouge.
Mr.. ]. w. Ward and two daugh.
tiers, Misses Katherie and Louise,
made a trip to Memphis this week.
Master Howard Bower, of Tallu.
lah. is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Kell, in lower
Madison.
Prof. r. A. Miller, principal of
Newellton High School, was a visi-
tor to St. Joseph and Newellton
this week.
Mrs. C. D. Brigham and little
son and Miss Chester Bonney are
visiting Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Will
COX this week.
Mrs. o. Watson and two
handsome boys. Masters Gus and
Oliver, are visiting relatives at
Yazoo City. Miss.
Masters Holmes and Thompson
Lanius, Jf.. are visiting their uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Geo. N.
Clarke. in st. Joseph.
Mrs. F. D. Childress and son,
Adams, left last week for a visit to
relatives in Alabama and will later
visit her old home in Tennessee.
The Newellton Elevator Co. ship
ped a carload of native wheat last
week to st. Louis. which brought
almost the top-notch market price.
Scientists should explain and
make clear to the lay mind why and
how big hunk of we'll barbecued
mutton can produce headache next
day.
Mr.. R. D. Shelley was a visitor
TO St. Joseph this week, having
come up to place on record a small
real estate transfer made at Water
proof. :
Miss Lola Lanius went to Water.
proof Tuesday to be with her broth
er. Mr.. w. T. Lanius, who is i'll.
We sincerely hope he will soon be
fully recovered.
Mr.. Louis T. Hunter came ur
from Waterproof Wednesday to at.
tend the lecture delivered at the
Masonic Lodge BY DR.. Baker. the
Grand Lecturer.
Misses Anna Maude and Almeda
Wan Hoose have gone TO Chicago
and New York, where they will
both prosecute their studies during
the vacation months.
Mr.. Douglas Johnston, Mr.. Kell'f
right bower, at King. visited bis
home at St. Joseph this week.
Douglas is looking well and hit
friends were delighted to see him
Mr.. w. r. Baker this week show.
ed us beautiful tomato, raised BY
him. which weighed one and hall
pounds and measured over fifteer
inches in circumference.
DR.. Baker, Grand Lecturer iol
the Masonic Lodge Of Louisiana,
was q visitor to St. Joseph this
week and delivered several lectures
to Tensas Lodge. which were greatly
enjoyed BY all members.
A negro convict escaped from tn,
camp at Claeget Thursday night
but was captured at Winterquarter'
late Friday. but had to be shot be-
fore he would surrender, however
be was only slightly wounded.
Mr.. Hugo Jereslaw. the popular
and progressive young merchant
lof Newellton, and erstwhile CORES
|pondent Of the Tensas Gazette from
THAT enterprising little city, was
visitor to st. Joseph Wednesday.
Mr.. Reeve Lewis returned hom,
this week from Mississippi, wher'
he went for bis wife and baby, Wit
have been visiting her mother TO
Iaosno time Hia n1aca at the eY