Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-03-25

Judge Hugh Tullis of vidalia was
a visitor to st. Joseph last Monday.
Mrs. Netterville of Natchez is Wis
iting her son, Mr.. Wade Netterville,
at "Panola."
The st. Joseph Drug Co. is putting
a new coat of paint on their building
which adds greatly its appearance.
Masters Charles and William Ehl-
ert, Of Waterproof, spent last week
end with Master Hughes Bondurant.
Mrs. Lula Berry is visiting rela-
tives in this parish. Mrs. Berry's
friends are delighted to see her
again.
Quite a hard shower fell on Mon
day evening, hardly allowing the
ground to dry from the rains Of last
week.
Mr.. Oscar Levy and son, Loris,
have returned from a visit to New
Orleans. Mrs. Levy and little Miss
Elaine will remain some time with
relatives in the Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.Van Fossen, of
Lake Providence, passed through St.
Joseph on Wednesday, en- route to
Natchez, to attend the funeral Of her
brother, Mr.. Stephen McPhate, whose
tragic death occurred in that city on
Monday night.
Mrs. A. B. Bowman was reported
resting well and seemed some better
on yesterday evening. Her son, Mr..
Boyd Bowman, has returned to Grand
Bayou, La, where he is employed,
but the two daughters, Mrs. Holland,
and Miss Mamie Bowman, are still
with their mother.
Mr.. F. o. Adams Is visiting his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. o. Adams, Jr., at Tampa, Florida
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Bonney are also
at Tampa, forming . very happy
family reunion, which we know At.
fords the junior Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
and their little son, Frank III, much
| pleasure.
Mrs. Iva Adams, the Worthy Grand
Matron Of the Orier Of the Eastern
Star Of Louisiana, made her second
visit this year to Tensas Chapter q
St. Joseph, Wednesday night, much Il
the pleasure Of the members. There
was q large attendance and refresh
ments were served by the ladies aftel
the meeting.
Attention is called to advertisement
Of Mr.. Fremont Goodwine, who is Of
fering pure Wannamaker-C CLEVELAND
cotton seed for sale. These seed were
raised On Maryland" plantation, IL
this parish, last year, and are guar
anteed to be unmixed with any othel
variety. lhe price Is $4,000 per ror
at barn 0M ''Vne0nla' pianIarion o.
| yoo.VV per ton /. o. b. cars, Locus
.sidge sIaQon.
"A recep.acie tor coin mas peei
paced ia Inc DanA Or OI. Joseph 10l
.ne convenience OF Ln0se VINO ma,
wish u inaAe uonaLi0ns Ior the re
iaeI OF me rar East sufferers. tlvt
~ents nssans enough " puy 1000 Iol
. cnlia lVr, q o&ya, 1No matzer nov
| small the oonarlOn II VIII help say'
.ne lite OF some Starving chlio. Shai
= cniid dle IOr want OF a few cent
with when 10 buy 1000 when w
throw away dollars IN needless ex
.rsvagance!
Miss Eiise hazlip, VINO has beef
cVnnecJeu with Inc GazeJte Ior IN,
past SIX monIns, Is D0okkeeper AM
general accountant mas accepted ;
aavre iuceraIlve ANU more respouslOI
position as cashier ana general book
Keeper with the Conner Motor "a
AAowever, sne has not enrlreiy severe'
ner connection with the GazetSe, bu
operating from the o11lce at ner ne,
post viii continue to issue biilet-dou
to our torgetIul subscribers. Mls
Hazllp's service to Us has been mos
satisfactory and she 10 quite efficien
and the Conner Motor Co. is fort.
nate in getting her.
The many trends in this parish Q
Miss Grace Peterson are greatly +,
. iieved to know Of her improved col