Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-03-23


pondent.
Following notes went estray in the MALL
last week and were received too late for pub
LEGATION In that issue.-Ed. Gazette.I
Mr.. Jno. T. Gorton spent Sunday
with friends at NewelltOn.
Mr.. F. V. Parson has as his guest
Mr.. F. X. Pettis of BastrOp, La.
Mr.. Glass of Kentucky is visiting
Mr.. w. w. Burnside at "Franklin."
Mrs. Helen Abrahm of st. Joseph
was a visitor to her two daughters
here this week.
Mr.. E. F. Newell, deputy clerk OF
court Of Tensas parish, spent Sunday
with relatives at Newellton.
Mr.. Hyman Solomon and Mr.. ]. F,
Trindle ran down to st. Joseph for an
hours visit one day this week.
MIR. and Mrs. s. A. Lombardo are
receiving the congratulation of their
friends on the coming of q IL pound
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. NARROW and
daughter, Miss Cora, motored down to
Natchez this week for a short visit to
Mrs. o. n. Fowler.
Fire destroyed house belonging to
Mr.. Leopold Elgutter on Sunday night.
We understand the loss was partially
covered by insurance.
Mr.. Julius Solomon and wife, Mrs.
r. L. Morris, Misses Theresa and Mild
red Kaufman motored to Vicksburg
on q shopping trip this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, formerly
of this place and now living in Point
Coupee parish, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. D. Fsrrar at "Kenilworth.
Mr.. Emmett Marion, Tick Inspector
for Tensas parish, was a visitor to
Newellton and neighborhood this week
on business connected with dipping
vsts.
Messrs. Wesley Scott, F. V. Parsons
and F. K. Pettis motored down to St.
Joseph Wednesday evening "on bus
tness" and we understand had most
pleasant time.
Misses Annie Poe, Cora NARROW and
Del Lombardo and Messrs. Wesley
. Scott, F. v. Parson and Steve Triche
composed very pleasant party that
motored to St. Joe Sunday evening.
Mr.. L. D. Jarvis OF Bridgeport, Ills,
has returned home after q pleasant
visit with friends in his former Tensas
home. Jarvis is we'll liked here and
his friends are always glad to have
him visit here.
Mr.. Hugo Jereslaw went to Natchez
last Sunday to meet his brother-in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Elgut-
ter, who came up to that city from
Baton Rouge to visit the cemetery,
where are buried some of their loved
ones.
The Cumberland Telephone Co.'s
exchange at this place had visit this
week from Messrs. Chas. Cowden,
Plant Inspector, and G. w. Wads-
worth and Frank Mon, line men, who
are doing light repair work. From
here they went to the st. Joseph ex-
change.
Pursuant to town ordinance, the
town Marshal, Mr.. Julius Solomon,
has posted notices at conspicuous
points about town, notifying all own
ers of dogs that from aud after this
date ell dogs running at large must be
tagged, and all dogs found running at
large without tags will be killed. Tags
can be had of the Marshal.
A company has been organized here
to establish moving picture show for
our town. We do not believe the plans
have fully materialized as yet. More
complete details will be given later.
In the event the proposition is carried
to completion the scheme will have
the good will and support of our entire
people as we'll as of the surrounding
country.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
L. X. Morris celebrated the 18th an
OF their marriage and re-
ceived the fluctuations Of practically
our entire community, who had gath
cred i'm honor of the happy occasion.