Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-04-26
Regular services 1t Waterproof Sun
day morning and night.

Regular services at Waterproof Sun.
day morning and night.
Rev. and Mrs. R.-F. Harrell were
guests Sunday and Monday of Mrs
B. F. Bonney.
Mrs. e. M. Stanley has returned to
st. Joseph after pleasant visit to hel
sister infvidalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Katten of New Orleans
are visiting their son in law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stewart of "Holly
Wood" spent Sunday in st. Joseph, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. German Baker.
Mr.. Hobson Alexander of Matches
was business visitor to st. Joseph
this week. Mr.. Alexander 10 we'll
known here and his friends were
pleased to see him.
Miss johnson Of Mississippi has &C.
cepted position Of stenogrspher with
Messrs. Dale, Young & Dale, at st.
Joseph, succeeding Mr.. Jos. T. Curry,
resigned to enter the army.
Sunday the ssth inst. being the
fourth Sunday and date for his regular
appointment 1t st. Joseph, the Rev.
DIR. Sales will conduct Presbyterian
service ct the Union Church.
Mrs. r. Worrell left yesterday for
New Orleans, where she goes to con-
suit . specialist and also to see after
her furniture, which she shipped to
the Crescent City some time since In
anticipation Of moving there later in
the summer.
Mrs. HiGley, who has been spending
some time Ut San Antonio, Texas, and
her con, Lieutenant Arthur Buick, in
structor Of artillery ct Camp Leon
Springs, Texas, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Higiey 1t st. Joseph. Lieut..
Buick goes from here to Camp Jack
son, South Carolina.
A letter received by his mother from
Mr.. Albert Bondursnt, Jr., from some
where over there tells of his safe ~.
rival in the sunny land OF France.
However, ct time Of writing, he had
not seen sctive service ct the front.
We trust 1t will fall to Albert's good
fortune to get shot ct the Kaiser-
dollars to doughnuts he would bring
down bic game.
Attention IL invited to the display
advertisement of the Advance Rumley
Thresher Co., Inc, of La Porte, Ind,
appearing elsewhere. This company
is represented in Tensas by Mr.. J. E.
Rorer Of Newellton, an expert mschin-
ist, who will be glad to quote prices
and give description Of machinery on
request. Advance Rumley implements
are recognised ~ among the best
farming machinery on the market,
and In this practically horseless age
every progressive farmer IL INSTALL
ing modern machinery Of some kind.
The death of Mr.. Geo. Thornburg
occurred ct the Netches Hospital ct an
early hour Monday morning, following
IN stack OF mslarial fever. The re-
mains were inferred In the family
burial grounds ct Fsirchild Island, in
Adams county, Miss. Deceased was .
native Of Mississippi and was in his
aeth year ct the time Of bis death, and
had lived ct st. Joseph for Is years.
He wss the youngest son OF the late
Mr.. Jacob Thornburg of Adams county.
he II survived by bis mother and two
brothers who live In Mississippi, and
one sister, Mrs. 8. w. Hszlip, OF st.
Joseph. George was . painter and
and paper hanger by trade and was
always energetic and we'll liked. He
leaves . number of friends among our
people who regret to learn of bis death
and extend sympathy to bis mother
and other relstives.