St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-02-10
SLlDELL GOING
AFTER SEWER
SYSTEM AND
WATER
Engineer Kramer Authorize
ed By City Council to
Plat Town.
MANUEL THOULEIN.
AGE 60, DROPS DEAD.
News Notes, Social Doings
of Week, and Personal
Mention.

Miss. a civil engineer, particularly.
we'll known all over this section, ap-
peared before the council meeting
last night and was authorized to plat
the city with the view of having sew
erage and water works and recon-
| structing and improving some of our
I streets. These much needed i'm
provements will give an opportunity
to our get-2gether folks who have
their meeting carded for the 18th,
to get busy at once. OF course,
there are other matters equally Inn
Is, in the humble opinion Of your
scribe, to get together, work togeth-
er. to establish a community inter-
est, which shall be above all minor
personal differences and with united
effort 1t is and will bs possible to
accomplish many things not other
wise attainable.
Manual Thoulein, so years, q ma
tive Of New Orleans, dropped dead
at North Shore Feb. 9Th, and Coro-
ner Bulloch was called here to view
the remains, which y,ere sent to New
Orleans to his brother-in-law, Geo.
Brunei. Mr.. Thoulein was father
in-law OF L. H. Vigier, Of Neuhauser
Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Hefty, Of
New York. will arrive Id q few days
to be the guests of Mrs F. salmen.
Mr.. Walter Albright, Of Detroit,
Mich. was recently e guest OF Miss
Ella Salmen.
Mrs. MI Mcdaniel Is Buyers Com I
vention guest in New Orleans this
week where she is devoting most of
her time to the millinery department
and we have no doubt that before
long the --latest creations will be
in evidence here.
The Catholic church. "Our Lady OF
L0urdes." construction Of which 10
about complete, will be dedicated
soon. The date has not been def-
nitely fixed as yet, but will be -
soon as the furnishings are installed.
We regret to learn of the expect
ed departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b.
Folts, who are moving to New Or
leans. Mr.. Folts will be connected
with the Salmen interests. They
carry with them the best wishes of q
host of friends
Mrs. Manly entertained the Five
Hundred Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. b. p. Durham won the prize, q
beautiful Japanese card case. De-
lici0us refreshments were served.
Miss Maud Murdock. of New Orr
leans, is visiting her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Deleune.
Mrs. B. r. Dunham was q visitor
to New Orleans Saturday.
Mrs. C.lM Tilley is spending the
S1&
Misses Emma and Louise Michel,
Of New Orleans. spent Sunday in Sill
dell as the guests of Miss Ella Sal
men.
Mr.. Deckman, OF Cleveland. O., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse, of New York,
were recent guests of Mrs. F. Sal
men.
Miss Fannie Oliver has gone to
Laurel, Miss, on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Blumer, formerly of Slidell,
and Moss Point. Miss, but now q
resident of Hattiesburg, was q visit
or to Mrs D. ID. Folts during the
week.
Our progressive friends, the Neu-
hauser Brothers, have established q
branch store on Cousin street, under
the management of Mr.. Jos. Lee,
who has been in their employ for a
number of years. This will, no
doubt, prove a popular move to many
Of their patrons as the branch store
is centrally located.
Mrs. r. 8. Meek, mother of Mrs.
Spurgeon Wingo, Is here on a visit
to her daughter.
Mr.. H. J. Schneider and family, OF
st. Joe, left this week on a visit to
Beaumont, Texas, in the interest of
new plant which they are con-
structing there. We wish them every
success in the undertaking
Mr.. f. NJ. Comfort spent Tuesday
in New Orleans on Masonic business.
For: Maybe, Smith. Band and
Hartman. Against: None.
Carried.
Moved by DR.. Maybe and seconded
by Mr.. Band, that the improvement
committee be authorized to draw up
written specifications for the bulk
head at the east end Of sea wall, and
ask for sealed bids on same. Said
bids are to be opened by the cou1-
Gil at its next meeting. The coun-
| Gil reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. g.
| There being no further business
the council adjourned until Satur-
day, February "a, 1917, at 3 p. m.
w. G. DAVIS,
4 NJ HUTCHINSON.