Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-03-30
NEWElI1oN NOTES.
Mr.. Frank Mano of Vicksburg is q
visitor here this week.

Miss Lena Triche returned this
week from a delightful visit to friends
at Natchez.
Miss Susie Maude Muir is the de-
lightful guest of Miss Annie Poe at
Cypress Grove.
We are happy to report that IT.
Reiger has fully recovered from MS
recent indispositiOn.
Hon. Martin Jacoby, Mr.. L. de
yries and Mr.. Dave Meyer motored
to st. Joseph Tuesday.
Mr.. Sam Leibovitch of st. Joseph
has accepted a position as salesman
with Hon. Martin Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kullman and Miss
Abel Lombardo enjoyed a delightful
outing on Lake Bruen last Sunday.
Mr.. L. de Vries and wife and Mr.. M.
de Vries and wife and Miss Lucille
Jacoby motored down to st. Joseph
Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. Dan Morris regret
to hear that he is not 80 well. we
sincerely hope his condition will I'M
improve.
We regret to chronicle the indispo-
sition of Mrs. VIM. Poe, Of Cypress
Grove, and earnestly hope for her
recovery.
Mrs. w. II. Ally entertained the SOC
Club last week anda delightful evening
was spent. The club will meet with
Mrs. F. L. Guthrie next.
Mrs. J. R. NARROW has returned from
Natchez, where she underwent q
serious operation. We are glad to
know that she is doing well.
Mr.. Victor Massoni, Mr.. Chas. Tesla
and Miss Congetta Tesla Of Water
proof were visitors here this week az
guests of Miss Abel Lombardo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Isascs were
visitors to st. Joseph last Sunday
They were accompanied by Mrs. Isaac'e
sister, Miss Bertha Kaufman, of Vicks-
burg.
Mr.. VIM. Poe returned this week
from Fort Worth, Texas, with severa
cars of thorough bred cattle with
which to stock his cattle farm on Cy'
press Grove.
Mr.. j. M. Phillips, former station
|agent at Newellton, and now located
at Quimby, was visitor this weei
land received a hearty handshakt
from his many friends here.
Hon. Thos. M Wade, Parish Su
lperintendent, and Mr.. J. M. Foot
Assistant Rural School Inspector, o.
Baton Rouge, were visitors to thu
Newellton High School this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. D. Farrar, Mr.
Frank Lombardo, Miss Adel LON
bardo, Miss Annie Poe and Miss SUSIE
Maude Muir enjoyed delightful pic
mic on Clark's Bayou one day thi
week.
Mr.. Hugo Jereslaw visited Batol
Rouge this week, as the guest Of hi
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Elgutter, and attended {
birthday dinner in honor of Mr.. Elgut
ter, which included q number Of hi
Baton Rouge friends and Mr.. Morri
Elgutter of New Orleans.
, Mr.: Herman Goldberg and Mr.
, R. E. Marion, of Waterproof, wer'
visitors to Newellton this week. Mr.
Marron's duties as Tick Inspector To-
, the parish call him here often, blu
MIR. Goldbsrg's visits are not as fire.
quent as we would like to have. HI
used to come ofteper-in his courtinI
days.
Miss Lucy Lynch, of Baton Rouge
has succeeded Miss Barbara Smitha
resigned, as member of the faculty o
Newellton High School. We are gla'
to have Miss Lynch back with q
again, but regret very much to los
Miss Smitha, especially as we un
derstand she been compelled to Civ
up her school work on account Of Il
health, Miss Smitha will leave shortl
to visit her sister, Mrs. Carl Nadle, ii
Porto Rica.
Hon. and Mrs. F. L. Guthrie enter
f, tanned most delightfully."- at their beau
, tiful home on Canton plantation Of
Friday evening in compliment to thei
guest, Miss Annie Louise Anthony o
Memphis. Five Hundred was tn
feature OF the evening and after
series of holly contested games tn
lady's prize was awarded to Mis-
Clyde Scott and the gentleman's T.
Mr.. Frank Rieger. The guests for tn
: evening, beside the honoree, wer
Mr.. w. c. Seab and Miss Clyde Scott
DR.. r. P. Evans and Miss Alice Buck
r ner, Mr.. Chas. LEASING and Miss Ros
Bland, Mr.. Edward Buckner and Mis-
, Sophie Bland and Mr.. Geo. d. Bland
, Delicious refreshments were served