The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-12-20


Miss Elizabeth Kcll. who is attend
irr All Saints College, OF Vicksburg,
Miss, arrives today 20 spend the hell
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. P. Kell, in Tallulah.
Mr.. Jas. R. Linton and Miss Hattie
D. Caldwell left yesterday for New
Orleans, where they will attend the
II Getting of superintendents and su-
Dervisors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hutchins. of
Gulfport, Miss, are the guests of Dr..
and Mrs. John J. Dale. They will al
so visit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coltharp
before their return home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. L. Roe, Jr., of
Omega, La, are receiving congratula-
tons upon the arrival of a fine bow.
born December 18th. Mrs. Roe will
be remembered as Miss Routh Buck
ner, of Newellton, La.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Sewer will
arrive in Tallulah tomorrow. Mr..
Sewer has been attending L. S. u,
and this popular young couple will
| spend their Christmas holidays with
friends and relatives here.
! Miss Rebecca Whitaker returned to
Tailulah Monday from Baton Rouge,
where she attended a series of lee
lures given for the Parish Home
Demonstration agents, Miss Whitaker
being the valued agent for Madison
parish.
Mr.. H. M. Barnette, who sold his
; interests in Tallulah some time ago,
and who left town, was a visitor here
one day during the past week. All
his friends were glad to see him and
hope that he viii decide to return to
Tallulah.
Mrs. Montague, wife Of Mr.. Mon.
tigue, the valued chemist at the Tai
lulah Cotton Oil Mill, arrived in Tal-
lulah this week. They will reside in
one of the new cottages recently
built by the Oil Mill in the upper
section of town.
Mrs. G.. H. Ogbourne entertained
the Wednesday afternoon bridge club
on last Wednesday. Five games of |
bridge were played and an enjoyable |
afternoon was spent by Mrs. Og- |
bourne's guests. A dainty plate lunch
con was served the guests and prize |
OF Mrs. Ogbourne's hand-work was |
awarded the player with the highest |
score, Mrs. j. v. Wright.
Mr.. holland Harvey, who has re-
C entity recovered from an operation !
for tonsilitis, is now in Tallulah With |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Har-
vey. holland had quite time of It, |
and his many friends here are glad !
to see him, as well as to know that |
he is much better now, and to have |
him spend the holidays at his home.
The Missionary Society gave a ba-
.aar at the Court House Tuesday |
.fterron, which was splendid sue
eess. Votes were sold for a cake, |
which was awarded little Miss Attic |
Leeves. The total amount collected !
sor the cake and bazaar was s124.85. |
The ladies of the society are very |
happy and thank their friends for the |
liberal donations and patronage.
Mr.. W. H. Carroll, of Greenville
Texas, and who has had fourteen
years experience in the lumber bust
ness, has succeeded NJ ID. Fl. Winter
rowd as manager of the East Arkar
sas Lumber Yard in Tallulah. Mr..
Carroll will move his family to Tallu-
l,L
for them. Mr.. Winterrowd will de-
vote his time henceforth to his cor
tracing work, which he says he has |
been neglecting since he took charge |
of the lumber yard.
A special picture feature will be |
presented on nett Thursday night, |
Christmas night, but owing to the |
interruption of the mail service, we |
are unable to announce the title of |
the picture, as the advance matter |
had not arrived in time for US to |
get it in this issue However. Nh |
Gilpin says hat he is going to get |
good one, so be there to see it. The !
pictures which have been showing in
Tallulah lately have been the best
seats in the Opera House, they are
very enjoyable.
We understand that the Delta Lab
oratory contemplates enlarging their
permanent force in Tallrlah by about
twenty to twenty-five men, besides
the extra large force which they
work here in the summer time-that
is if they can find houses for the
force to live in. 1t is up to someone
or someone's who are able to build the
houses, for Tallulah does not want to
let the station get away from here
Also, following along the line of the
procedure of the Parker Section of
the Journal, the young ladies of the
town might help, for girls, you know
what big bunch of boys at the sta
ton mean, don't you!
If you want to sell )ur farm and
timber land, list them with the Ray