Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-06-21
W.. s. s,

Miss Pauline Abrahm went to New
elton Tuesday to accompany her sis
ter, Mrs. de Vries, on an automobile
trip to Vicksburg. She returned home
Thursday.
The Eastern Star lodge held very
much enjoyed meeting Thursday night,
large number of members being in
attendance. Besides the usual routine
OF business two young ladies were &C.
cepted into membership-Misses Ruba
Smitha and Pauline Abrahm. After
business was disposed of feast of ice
cream, cake, etc., was served.
Mr.. }. N. Ratcliff of Natchez calls
attention OF Tensas people to the fact
that he Is now the only agent in that
city for monuments and toombstones
and will be pleased to figure with any
one who may wish to buy monument
or Tombstone with which to mark the
resting place of their beloved dead, "a
Natchez has for time immemorial been
the burying ground for Tensas parish.
Mr.. Ratclif' can always be reached at
300 Main street.
Growing Hogs.
For hog to be profitable he must
be kept growing from birth to market
ing age. He cannot be profitable un-
less he Is healthy. He can always be
in profit-prOducing condition il he is
fed B. A. Thomas Hog Powder. We
positively tell you that this remedy
prevents cholera, removes worms and
cures thumps. II the powder does not
make good, we will.-W. R. Baker Il
Son. adv.
With coming OF the very warm
weather swimmino has again become
the popular evening past time, and
OF our young people each
evening motor up to the club house on
the lake and enjoy a plunge in the
cool and limpid water. The sight of
pretty girls gliding gracefully through
the waves brings forcibly to mind the
Did stories about the mermaids dis
porting themselves on coral reefs and
numming sweet love songs OF the
depths.
The Garden Restaurant on North
Pearl street, Natchez, is now under
ownership and management of Mr.. d.
W. Stampley, who is we'll known in
rensas parish and has many friends
'mong our people. It is Mr.. Stamp
ey's purpose to make his cafe one of
he most modern and up-t o-date of its
lind I'm Natchez, where the best OBJ
ainsble in the market can always be
lad. He will be especially pleased to
ave his Tensas friends visit him while
n the Bluff City.
Rev. r. F. Harrell conducted serv-
ces at st. Joseph last Sunday and was
by Mr.. and Mrs. German
'aker. Mr.. Harrell announced that
ontrary to custom he will not visit
Wesley Chapel and st. Joseph on the
fth Sunday of June, as he will be alb
ent from the parish at that time, as
e will be i'm attendance on the session
Minister'S Chautsqus, known az
Divinity SCHOOL,, at the seashore
amp grounds, near Biloxi, Miss.
.ev. MIR. Harrell is 100 per cent pat
otic and in every sermon fiays the
.aiser and appeals to the patriotism
America to rise to the occasion and
evOte to the cause the three great F's
ecessary to win the war, viz: Fight,
God and Finance. Mr.. Harrell says
ie Germans boasted that America
ould not do without much of her
ommerce. particularly dyes; saying
lat all colOrs made i'm America are
OF staunch and would run. He said
knows Of three colors at least that
merica has that have never run, and,
lease God, never will, especially from
German, and these colors are the
ed, White and Blue To this We