Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-06-21
Mrs. G. H. Clinton is visiting at her
home at Clarkesdale, Miss.

| ton agent, il visitor to rensas this
week.
Mr.. Howard Hart, of Shreveport,
spent several days at st. Joseph this
week.
Miss Genevieve Guice of Hamburg,
| Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reeve
| Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson, of Dick
ard, were week end visitors to st.
Joseph.
Miss Daisy Ratcliff is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. a. *.
Ratcliff.
Rev. DIR. j. Il. Sales will conduct
services at St. Joseph Sunday morning
and night.
| Mrs. w. NJ. Hunt and children spent
the past week with Mrs. j. q. Rucker
at "Bombay."
Mr.. &. X. Darden advertises a guam
tity of COW peas of various kinds for
sale at special prices.
Mrs J. w. Losey is visiting her son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Byram, at Alexandria.
Mrs. LeCour has gone to Baton
Rouge to attend the summer term at
the Louisiana State University.
| Mr.. Louis Blackman left this week
for a visit of several weeks to north
ern markets to buy his fall goods.
| Mrs. Annie Macpherson has been
confined to bed the past week but is
now cOnvalescent and able to sit up.
| Mr. II. &. Elder, the well-knOwn
life insurance man, of New Orleans,
was a visitor to St. Joseph this week.
| The friends of Mrs. Reeve Lewis are
delighted to see her up again after
two weeks confinement to her bed
with fever.
| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 7. Hunter and
children, OF Fordyce, Ark, are visit
ing his parents and other relatives at
Waterproof.
Mr.. j. P. Tourney, ex-sheriff of
CaddO parish, was a visitor to "Duck :
pond" this week, of which property
he is co-Owner.
Mr.. w. r. Baker attended the ses-
sion of the Monroe District Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church, South, held
at Mer Rouge, La, this week.
Miss Marie Smith left this week for
a visit to friends at Gulf Port, Miss
MISS Louise Smith is attending tie
summer term at the University of Vir.
ginia.
Mr.. r. G. Lancaster has succeeded
Mr.. Balfour Miller as travelling repre-
sentative for GuisenDerger & Friedler
of Natchez. Mr.. Miller resigned hi
position to join the cOlOrs.
Mr.. G. j. WATSON, of JOnesbOro
Louisiana, has located at st. JOSEPH
and will represent the Singer Sewing
machine Co., In this parish. Mr.. Was
san will move his family to st. JOSEPH
within the next couple weeks.
Mrs. E. NJ. Day, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. w. w. Drake, re
turned last Sunday night to her hom'
Bentonia, Miss. She was accompanied
home by Misses Mollie and Elizabeth
Drake, for visit of several weeks.
The residence of Mr.. w. NJ. Heck
Ter, purchased some time ago from thu
City Bank 4 Trust Co., of Natchez, b!
Mr.. L. Blackman, has recently beef
REPAIRED and painted and now pre-
sents very attractive appearance.
Mrs. Jos. Whitaker and little son
Master Joe, left this week for visi
to her old home at Canton, Miss. Sh
was accompanied part of her journe.
by Miss Wealthy Clarke, who will visi
her aunt, Mrs. Clifton Child, at BO
vina, Mississippi.
Mrs. o. &. Warmer OF Panhandle
Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. b
Stewart, in this parish. Mrs. Stewar
has also been anticipating visit from
her brother, Bailey Haines, who is a
Camp Beauregard, and who expect
soon to "go over"
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam ii. Anderson @
erin" plantation, are receiving con
CALCULATIONS on the coming OF baby
boy on Thursday. We are glad to re
port both doing well. The young Amer
lean is already eager to enlist wit
Uncle Sans boys and Ego over"
District Court convened at st. 10
seph this week but had very sma
criminal docket, several cases of petI
nature being disposed of. Recess wa
taken, on Wednesday until Monday
when the two white men, Joe Uncha
bacher and j. A. Williams, charge
| with disloyal utterances, will be give
a preliminary trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Watson have a
guests her sisters, Misses Geneviv
and Norma Dee Gresham of Fol
Worth, Texas. They also have wit
them her nephew, Master Fred Sar
ford. The Misses Gresham have vi'
tied at Lakewood" before and hay
many friends among our people, wi