Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-22

y, William Russell in "The Lincoln
Highwayman," with first episode Of
Che new serial "Phantomas."
The serial bride Ia" has been
cancelled and no further episodes will
be shown here.
Mr.. John Hughes accon,nanied Mrs.
Hughes to New Orleans las. weak
end, where she will remain for awhile,
but he fastened home Immediately
following advice Of the tragedy of
Sunday.
The grand and petit jurors for this
term Of court in Tensas parish have
been discharged from further service
at this term, therefore all petit ju-
rors, called for next week, are mott
fled not to attend.
The Gravel Road base ball team
played the Court House Ring team on
Monday evening at ESQ and was de-
feated by score Of IS to 9. Some
game! Admission to all games in fu-
ture 25c adults, children 15c.
The municipal election held in vi
dalia on Tuesday resulted in cleo
ton OF the following city officials
mayor: Philip Hough, ST.; aldermen
Chas. Moritz, Walter McCrea, George
Murray, G. P. Bulls and Mrs Mat
tie Boatner.
DR.. and Mrs. Jos. Whitaker took
their little son, Master Joe, to New
Orleans this week to undergo an ODD
cation. We trust the little man will
srand the ordeal well and be greatly
improved in health. During a5seEce
Of DR.. and Mrs. Whitaker from town,
Miss Sanders is stopping with Mrs.
D. A. O'Kelley:
Mr.. ]. c. Macpherson, cashier Of
the Bank Of st. Joseph, has requested
US to state that the safety deposit
boxes the bank has announc ! their
intention Of installing have arrived
and are being installed and all users
of the old boxes can exchange same
for new boxes and any parties de-
string to rent. boxes are invited to
call and see the new boxes, which
are guaranteed to be burglar proof.
Mr.. Howard Clark, Jr., who is max
ing his home at Leesville, La, sp mt
several days at st. Joseph this week,
being called here by the tragic death
Of his father, account of which occur
renee is given, elsewhere. Howard has
increased in stature good deal since
leaving st. Joseph and looks well and
We understand is enjoying his share
of prosperity. He left st. Joseph about
eight years ago and this i his firxt
visit home. While his fr:sods wcre
glad 80 see him they all regretted
the sad mission Of his coming.
The Gazette extends congratula-
tons to Mr.. Joe Pasernack Of Ferri
day on his election to the office of
alderman Of that progressive little
city. Following is the vote cast in
Tuesdays election: Mayor: P. II. Cor
bitt 81, ]. C. King 81; aldermen: Joe
Pasternack SO, N. M. Perkins 7s, E.
w. Porter 76, L. C. Hntcherson Is;
marshal: w. w. Robertson 81, Joe
Wilson as. It will be seen from above
figures thtat Joe lead the ticket by
large majority: So it is now Alder
man Pasternack Of Ferriday, La. Hats
off!
Attention is called to new >adver-
tisement in to-day's Gazette Of The
E. A. Enochs Lumber Co. Of Natchez
featuring vulcanite Asphalt Roofing
Messrs. Enochs inform US that THU
roofing is fire resisting, and buildings
so covered take the ssms Insurance.
rate a. metal or slate roof, with con
sequent saving Of from 40% to soy
in insurance premium. They also ad
wise thtat If the houses recentl,
burned at st. Joseph. had all beer
covered with Vulcanite Asphalt Roof
ing the spread Of fire would not hav'
been SO great and the loss therefor
correspondingly reduced. -,
Cadet John ("Booki4l Blanche
at Annapolis Naval Academy, Annsp
oils, Maryland, writes his parents tina
the cadets will leave shortly OF
cruise lasting three months. Follow
ing is the itinery: Leave Annapolis
4th June (via Azores and North .
Scotland), arrive Christina, Norway
23rd June; leave Christians fst July
arrive Lisbon, Portugal, 14tt July
leave Lisbon 2Sth July, arrive Glib
rata S0th July; leave Gibralta 3r
August; leave Guantanamo 1Sr
tAugusg, arrive Annapolis 29tn Au
gust. This is some cruise and we ar
rejoiced that "Bookie" is so fortu
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