Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-03-04

MRS. y. w. Losey mas gone TO Ard
more, Oklahoma, for a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Jno. T. Moore.
Mrs. Fannie Fulton and interesting
children visited her sister, Mrs. A. M.
Smith, at st. Joseph on Friday.
Mrs. B. F. Bonney left this week
for a visit to her nephew, Mr.. F. o.
Adams, Jr., at Tampa, Florida.
Mr.. d. v. Edwards Of Clinton,
Miss, and Mr.. Harry Cook, Of Clay
ton, La, visited st. Joseph on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriman and little
son and Mrs. Vail, Of Waterproof,
were visitors to st. Joseph on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. E. d. Coleman went to Baton
Rouge last Sunday as member Of
the Constitutional Convention from
Tensas parish.
Mr.. Alex Blackman left last Sun
day for a visit to Detroit, Michigan,
and other points Of interest in the
north and northwest.
Mr.. Wallace Paul is visiting his
mother, Mrs. M. L. Paul, at ST. Jo-
seph. Mr.. Paul is living in the
Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Lola Lanius and little Miss
Fannie Clarke and Master Bill Clarke
are spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. G. Rucker, at Bonn
bay"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Gibson Of Dick
ard, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. McC. Hop
kins and children of Chamblee Spur,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
k. Baker.
Miss Louise Johnston left this week
for Memphis, where she will take a
course at commercial college ana
will probably be away until tau. We
wish her success.
Hon. q. b. Clinton left last Sun
Gay for Baton Rouge, where ne goes
to attend the Constitutional Conven-
uon, which convened at the otate
capitol this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Whitney, Of
New Orleans, spent several days at
Ot. Joseph this week. Mr.. Whitney is
interested in q small holding near the
iensas river, in this parish.
The beautiful weather, with which
we have been blessed during the en-
tire month Of February, continues In
ali its deiightIulness and farming OPP
erations are going ahead unlnter-
ruptedly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gartreii motor
ed to Vicksburg and return last sat
urday. Their furniture having arrived
the Gartrell brothers with their tam
lies are now located on "Osce0la
plantation.
Mrs. Jones, who recently went to
New Orleans to visit her daughter,
Miss WHY Jones, has returned to st.
Joseph, accompanied by her daughter,
who with her mother will visit her
sister, Mrs. Wendt
Mrs. I. B. LaCour, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Vanland-
ingham, at Chicago, the past winter,
has returned to st. Joseph and will as
sist Mr.. Bondurant, in the Assessor
office during the spring and summer.
News as to condition of Mr.. Llwel-
Ign B. Hunter, who is SO i'll in New Or
leans, continues distressing and lit
tie hope is entertained of the patients
recovery. He will be a great loss to
his town and parish and greatest SYM
patty is felt by all our people for
his family.
The management Of the st. 10
seph Electric Theatre has requested
US to announce that. by special ar
rangement the 18th episode Of the
"Silent Avenger," which failed to ar.
rive in time for last F:iiay, VIII te
shown on next Tuesday night, the
l4th episode following on Friday
night.
The Newellton High School girls
went to Vicksburg on Friday to play
a match game of basket ball with q
team of the Vicksburg High, and St
Joseph went to Waterproof to play
the girls there. All this is too much
for one weeks issue Of the Gazette
so we will tell the sad tale next week
Look out for it.
Mr.. D. A. Lawrence, who is nov
living at Apopka, Florida, is visiting
this parish, where he still has some
interests. Mr.. Lawrence has become
interested in orange raising in Flori
da and has quite . nice grove, con
tanning several hundred trees. n
seems to like the Palmetto eteto an