Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-14

VI Judge Hugh Tullis Of Vidalia vi
+ tied st. Joseph on Friday.
ell Mrs. Bruno and son, Master Hop
d paid a visit to Natchez this week.
I'll Hon. B. F. Young has returne
+ from q business trip to New Yoi
a City.
a Mr.. Thos. M. Wade, Jr., made
o business trip to New Orleans tn
y week.
: Mr.. w. T. Stanford Of Ware
e county, Miss, was a visitor to s.
3 Joseph this week.
II Mrs. ]. w. Losey has returne
from svisit to her daughter, Mrs.
l Byram, at Alexandra.
r Mrs. L. v. McCarver Of Concordi
parish is visiting her daughter, Mrs
, Jack Parkman, at st. Joseph.
j Mr.. Wallace Weathelly and M.
Anderson Of Gulfport, Miss, are vis
iting St Joseph and Tensas parish.
i Born to Mrs. Jno. w. Osborn OF
January 9th, q son, weighing II
pounds. Mother and babe are doing
well.
Rev. Walter Lennie-Smith, recto,
Of Christ Church, was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Wade while at st.
Joseph last Sunday.
Persuant to postal order the
local freight trains along the NJ, H.
&. L. have discontinued carrying
mail since January LIST.
Court will convene at st. Joseph
next Monday, 18th January, with His
Honor Judge Calhoun, presiding, for
the dispatch 9eivil and petit criminal
business.
Rev. R. f. Harrell will conduct
services at st. Joseph Sunday morning
and night. Sunday school will also be
conducted Sunday morning, and full
attendance is desired.
The cottage being erected on
gravel road by Mr.. Will Abrams is
going up fast and will be one of the
prettiest homes ON that muchly
travelled thoroughfare.
We regret to chronicle the con-
tinued illness Of Mrs. Hendon who
has been confined to bed for several
weeks. Her friends sincerely hope
her health win soon be restored.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Whitney,
who are now living at Savannah, Ca,
are visiting relatives at St. Joseph.
This is their first visit here IN several
years asd their friends are delighted
to see them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dent of st.
Joseph are receiving congratulations
on the coming Of another daughter,
on January LIST, 1921, . pretty g.
pound New Years gift, who will bear
he name Of Alma Camille.
Despite financial panic, bad wealth
n. woman suffrage and all the
,ther train Of ills, travel on the
public carriers holds up pretty
veil and the hotels are getting
heir usual quota Of guests.
Mr.. R. II. Fitzgerald Of Newell's
Ridge, was . visitor to st. Joseph this
week. He said he viii come back next
Monday to Court. It looked very
much like he was doing that stunt
his week. We believe ...R. H" has
lotions in his head.
Bellevue" plantation, in Lake
sruen Island, was sold this week,
through Mr.. Edgar w. Whittemore,
o Mr.. Jas. P. Allen, who also owns ,
'Sunnyside," "Eastland" and part ,
I "Yelverton" in Lake Bruen Island. .
Bellevue" contains 500 acres. ,
Mr.. N. d. Wright Of Memphis, ,
'enn., and Mr.. C. C. Stanley Of
Jrbana, ILL.,, both members of the ,
'elta Land Co., Of Memphis, and ,
lr. L. B. Shaffer also of Urbana, ,
ere visitors to Tensas parish this :,
eek, Mr.. Shaffer having come to :,
'ok at "Osceola." Just what conclu- ,
ons be came to after having seen
le place we have not learned. !,
We regret to learn Of the indispo- !.
ton Of Mrs. ]. A. NOVEL;, who has !
zen quite i'll at the home Of relatives :
Memphis the past month. Her !
lends sincerely hope she will soon !
, recovered and be able to return y
'me. Mr.. NOVEL; has moved from st. =
'seph up on Locust Land place, \
vned by Baker 4 NOVEL;, and occu- -
ed last year by Jas. R. NARROW, who !,
ls moved to Adams county, Miss. al
be- NOVEL; house at st. Joseph has !,
zen rented by Mr.. Chas. Heckler.
The Gazette stated couple weeks =.
nee that Mrs. L. B. Beaubien and ~
'ughter; Miss Margaret Beaubien, 7.
10 have been of the faculty of :,