St. Tammany farmer., 1921-09-17
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Sunshine, Moonshine, isl, En-
Everything, Responsible
For a Lot Of Things.
MASSACRE OR
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Local and Social Notes and
News Items Of Interest
To Our Readers.
(By Staff Corrcspandent)

(By Staff Corrcspandent)
Madlsonyille, like the rest of the
dry towns these days, is full of fun,
sunshine, September atmosphere and
lot OF things that are mostly re-
sponslDle for a lot of other things,
inc nights, unlike those of other
sympathetic places are full of moon
shlne and Observation-Disclosures
mostly moonshine. heard young
lady, new resident, remark inst
yesterday, that she didn't understand
lhe close bond OF affection between
SILK hosiery and mosquitoes. It is
SIMPLY one of the wonders of the
world the recorder forgot to 10.
down.
Did anyone say .'baseball,' Sunday
afternoon? Yep! And that's what
we bought tickets for. I've been
since rylng to figure out whether
what we Witnessed could be more
properly termed a massacre or Kew
stone Comedy. The latter appella-
tlon could be suitably applied were
lt not for the fact that Mr.. G. IS. "A.
f'uhrman was calmly perched among
The bleachers." We heard awful
tales about the Hibernia BOYS. what
''bear-cats, to quote our little friend
irving Ballam, they were, that is, as
far as the National Sport is concern
ed. But we Like to find out our
selves and noWsWe know. And there
IS no one that can spool us into be-
lleVlng any such shady tales about
them again. thought L knew
enough about the game to refrain
from asking question, but Sunday |
Kept that entire West End section
Eusy trying to explain the different
types and styles OF errors. All l re-
m5mpered distinctly was the score Of
90 and that we made 5 of those
IN one inning. It was during that
period of he game heard one Of the
boys OFF the yacht ''Wendy'' remon-
strate the awful condition Of business
these days-as to why should they
send all the way to. Africa for ivory
when there's a fortune Of It among
the Hibernia Club. Well, he may
have been steWed-he looked it tbut
really the coke you get these days
Is aWfuD stewed or no stew
ed, we will admit he was right
From all reports we're destined to.
lose our efficient umpire, Mr.. "A. C.
Lions. He admits its great life
from all standpoints, morally, spirit
ually, physically and otherwise, yet,
never financially, as Sundays game
proved to him as he stood UP after
gracefully recovering a mischieyous
ball, to discover a rent in his trous-
ers that exposed his entire left knee
to the cruel, heartless pubic. He
says in earnest that he could forgive
the profession anything but that.
Mr.. Larry DavepOrt and his wear
ever" smile are back with US once
more--and we're wondering. II isn't
because we do not think he likes
Ponchatoula, only that Madisonville
is so much nearer to Covington, and
er- heaven. AS far as Larry is con
cerned, distance always, as he CON
tends, lends Arrangement to ais view.
Mr.. CASTOR Mire came in Monday
from Columbia, S. G., for several days
previous to his departure for Los
Angeles, California.
Miss Rubie Watson, of Wa:i, Miss,
was a guest for several days at the
Koepp Kottage before going to Boga-
1usa where she is one of the faculty
OF the Bogalusa High School
Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Gruy have
returned from their honeymoon ana
are with the pleasant Hermann FAM
lily on Morgan street, where they are
at home to their friends.
Misses Adrienne Dendinger and
Mamie Milloit have returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, where they visit
ed friends for two weeks.
Miss Violet Heughan, Of New Or
leans, was the guest of Mrs. Earl
Galatas for several weeks. Miss
Heughan, who is very popular among
the younger set, was the recipient OF
much attention, being the guest Of
honor at number Of social affairs.
She was.ioined Sunday by her sister,
Miss Hazel, who will visit Miss Sa1lye
Go1lehon for several days.
Mrs. Jos. ROtOlO, with her son,
Ray, and charming daughter, Miss
on Pine street for several months be-
fore returning to their home in New
Orleans.
Miss Neva Chatellier has returned
from New Orleans where she spent
several weeks. She was accompani-
ed by Miss Eunice Gagnon, who will
be her guest for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Brennan, Of
spent Sunday here witt
Mrs. e. Galmiche returned to Cow
ington, Sunday, accompanied by her.
little granddaughter, Miss M. A. Gal
niche, who has been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rousseau and family
foratwo months.
4 Misses Pinkie Go1lehon and Thelma
Policar visited relatives and friends
in Slide1l last Sunday.
Mr.. Christian Koepp, Jr., returned
Saturday from Bogalusa and will re-
main over few weeks before max
ingsa tour of the West
Messrs. Allen Keeler and Vernon
Davenport, Of Ponchatoula, spent sey-#
eral days here with friends.
Mr. Euppnn Mupniar nf Nnw# G. 0r-s