Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-08-31


tanned number Of little ones on the
lawn OF her aunt, Mrs. B. F. Bonney
in St. Joseph on Friday evening in
celebration OF the eighth birthday of
their little son, Master Marry Stanton.
Quite crowd assembled In honor of
the occasion and many games were
played and much merriment had.
Delicious Ices and cakes were served
and at the conclusion Of . delightful
evening the little guests reluctantly
bid their gallant little host goodbye.
after thanking him for most enjoy
able time and Wishing him many happy
returns Of the day.
1t is understood that another change
will be made In the schedule OF the
NJ, H. & L. road and win become ef-
fective on Sunday, End September.
The new schedule viii give rs the
north-bound passenger one hour
earlier each morning end the south
bound two hours later In the evening.
The passenger trains will run to
Eudora and the locals will 60 to Lake
Providence. We have heard OF no
change in schedule for the locals.
According to the new schedule con.
nection can b made ct Talluish for
the east-bound w., 8. & P. ct 10:46,
and leaving vicksburg 1t 1905 pass
engers for Tensas can make connec-
ton at Tallulah with the south. bound;
as also can passengers from the west
reaching Tallulah ct 1891. There will
be no way to reach Matches except
by automobile from Ferridsy.
The above report IL unconfirmed.
Mr.. Adam II. Anderson Bprang
pleasant surprise on his friends this
week BY quietly slipping away to
Vienna, La, whore he was married on
Wednesday morning to Miss Annie
Laurie CASTOR. The happy couple left
at once on bridal trip to Chicago and
thence to his homo ct Roberts, Ill.
The groom's sistsr, Miss Maggie An
derson, came from Roberts, to attend
the wedding and 10 now visiting her
sister, Miss Flora Anderson, Ut "Erin"
plantation. Mr.. Anderson ID well known
and highly esteemed In this parish,
where he has made his home for some
years. He 10 planter and stock man
of recognized ability and has made .
success and 70 counted - ono OF our
most worthy young: men. The bride
is also known TO many OF our people,
having taught in one Of the public
schools of the parish, and IL . most
charming and accomplished young
lady. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have
the hesrtiest good wishes of hosts Of
friends for long and happy welded
life.
The revival meeting which has been
in progress ct the Union Church ct
st. Joseph for the past ten days, came
to close on Wednesday night, with
four sccessions to the church, viz:
Miss Mollie Drake and Messrs. Ralph
Ally, Jr., Albert Guthrie and David
Hornsby. The services were greatly
enjoyed by al attendants and aside
from the four conversions II 10 be.
lieved that great good WAS accom-
plished by the meeting. Rev. Geo.
Fox, the pastor, was very ably assist.
ed in the preaching BY Rev. r. H.
Harper, pastor Of Parker Memorial
Church, New Orleans, while the sing
ing was led BY Mr.. Geo. Avery Of
Donaldsonville, Mr.. Brigham Of Wa
terproof kindly serving % orgsnist,
and to whom the thanks OF the con.
gregation are due, - Il ID no little In.
convenience for lady to absent her.
self from her homo and como to an
other town for practically two weeks
for the sole purpose OF aiding In re-
vivsl service. Mrs. Brigham 10 . mu-
stefan of much talent and culture and
has ever been sealous In works Of
Christian endesvor and delights to do
her bit along al lines that make for
good. During her stay here she and
her little son were guests Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs.. N. II. Clark, while
Mr.. Harper and Mr.. Fox were enter
tanned respectively BY Mr.. W. r. and
Mr.. German Baker, and Mr.. Avery by
Mrs. Bonney.
Attention 10 called to the display
ad. of the Monroe Hardware Co.,, Of
Monroe, La. which holds the agency
for the popular Paige car, zone OF the
finest automobiles on the market, bu,
not among the most expensive. The
Paige 10 not unknown 10 Tensss sni
has proven - good ~ the best on ouI
roads. Any one interested In Paige
can address the shove company, who
will be glad to seud oar here fo'
| free demonstration.
Small FaI1mLa lld buyiilg chancl
Having more land than we care II
cultivate We would cell about $50 acre.
in tracts of any sire TO suit the vel
and favorsbly known Belle Ella and
Troy plantations. The land lies Nortl
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