Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-08-05

burg.
Mr.. Jno. R. Smitha made q bust
ness trip to Plaquemines, La, this
week.
Miss Inez Freeman Of Collinston,
Louisiana, is visiting Miss Ruby
Hornsby.
C. S. Gartrell and r. E. Safer
returned Tuesday from business
trip to Memphis.
Little Miss Carrie Lee Hornsby is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T F. Ed
ridge, at Coli aston, La.
Mrs. Jno. G. Rucker and daughter,
Miss Cora Rucker, visited DR.. Clarke
and Miss Lanius this week.
Misses Alice and Mildred Gartrell
have gone to Nesbit, Mississippi, fol
three-weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Lillian Luckett, the efficient
stenographer, is enjoying her va
cation with relatives at Canton, Miss
A delightful dance was given at
Waterproof on Thursday night ond
was greatly enjoyed by all partici.
pants.
District Court-civil term-con-
vened at st. Joseph on Monday, but
the docket was light, and court ad.
journed next day.
Miss Mamie Bowman has as hea
guests at "Ridgeland" her cousins
Misses Margaret Adair and Janice
Crothers Of Adams county, Miss.
Mrs. Geo. d. Fish and daughter
little Miss Thelma, Of Monticello
Arkansas, are visiting her mother
MS. L. B. Huntse. ut Waterproof
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Erskin, nee
Miss Vera WATSON, Of Washington
City, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. WATSON, at st. Joseph
Mr.. Jep B. Walker left this week.
end for a visit to greensboro, KY
we understand on business! Which
leads one to think Jep means business
Mrs. Carl Nader and children (nee
Misss Genieve Smitha) Of Plaque
mines, La, are visiting her mother a
Tallulah and her cousins At st. Jo
seph.
Rev. H. NJ. McLain, secretary Of
Home Missions Of Louisiana Presby
terry, was a visitor to st. Joseph thil
week and guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Muir
dock.
Miss Frances Curry left this weei
for Chicago and Minnesota and othel
points north, for a visit of severa
weeks, before opening Of her schoo
in North Carolina.
Miss Mary Kate Skinner and Mis-
Elizabeth Clarke and Masters TLomp
son and Claude Clarke spent severa
days last week with relatives q
Waterproof and vicinity.
Rev. A. H. Cullens, pastor FRS
Baptist Church, at Winnsboro, La.
will visit St, Joseph on Thursday
18th inst, for purpose of conducting
revival services at the Union Church
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Whitaker
Jr., of Rosedale, Miss, and family
are visiting relatives in St. Joscp
and Tensas parish. Their many friend
here are delighted to see them al
looking 50 well.
Mrs. ]. Maury Stanton suffered q
attack Of blood poison in her han
this week and had to be taken I
Natchez for treatment. We are gla
to learn that her condition shows de
cided improvement.
Master "V. l." Roy, who has bee
visiting Master James Bateman 70
some time, has returned to his HON
at Natchitoches, and was accon,panie
by his host, who will visit him fo
some time before opening Of schoo
Mr.. E. H. White came to st. j
seph this week to visit Mrs. Whit
and her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Mul
dock, and returning to Naborton, La
was accompanied home by his viii
and baby, little Miss Mary Bell Whit
Mrs. F. o. Adams Of Locust Ridg
visited her cousin, Mrs. Nellie Drak
at Port Gibson, this week. Mrs. Dral
has served as a missionary to Chin
for a number Of years and is now el
joying a visit to her old home ,
Port Gibson.
Mr.. S. P. Gullatt Of Rusron La
selling the popular Chesterfield ciea
cites, was a visitor To st. Joseph tn
week, but frocl what We leara Il
Chesterfield ciga:ette was not all t!
business he has here, unhapp.iy
e the discontinue oe some u.1.rs. 2
Miss Ruby Smitha and Miss Dor
thy Skinner have returned from Bat,
, Rouge, where they have been atten
ing summer school at L. s. u. Tn,
also spent several days in New O
II leans with Miss Rosa Guice, who
, attending summer school at Tulal
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Payne of Ken
worth plantation have as their hou
a. guests for the month of Augu
Mrs. w. A. Bill and two children
|, Chicago, and DR.. and Mrs. I.
- Jones of New Orleans. DR.. Jones, W
re was located at Newellton for she
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