Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-30


days and 500 on Saturdays
Mrs. B. B. Young is having her
cottage, occupied by Mr.. ]. R. Wendt,
re-roofed.
Miss Geraldine Clayton, Of Clay
ton, La, is guest of Miss Sallie Mont
gomery, at st. Joesph.
Miss Jennie Bonney Of Germania,
Miss, is visiting relatives at st. Jo-
seph and in this parish.
Mr.. Mason Spencer, prominent at
torney of Tallulah, was q visitor to
St. Joseph on Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Goodwine has re-
turned from Brunswick, Ca, where
she taught school the past winter.
Mrs. Norman Martien Of Lake st.
Peter is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Smith at st. Jo-
seph.
Mrs. JOS. Whitaker and son, Mas
ter Joseph, have returned from .
visit to her mother, Mrs. Russell. at
Canton, Miss.
A series of revival services will be-
gin at Wesley Chapel on Sunday.
End July, to be conducted by Rev.
H. w. Cudd. of Waterproof.
Hon. F. H. Schneider, president
Fifth Louisiana Levee Boxrd, and Mr..
Geo. Schoenberger. State engineer.
were visitors to Tensas parish. this
week.
Mr.. w. E. Scull Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, was q visitor to Tensas par
ish, this week, as guest Of Senator
and Mrs. Fremont Goodwine. at
I"Oneonta."
Little Miss Matte O'Kelley Walker
Of Woodville, Miss, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jep. B. Walker,
at "Yelverton,n. and other relatives
in st. Joseph.
Planters are getting discouraged
because Of frequent rains We arc now
having and believe If the rains con.
tinue through July it win be "ceod
Night" to Tensas parish!
|. Mr.. E. h. Biggs, newly appointed
postmaster at st. Joseph, has rented
rooms in the home of Mr.. Jno. G.
Blanche, where he ID now comfort
ably enseonsced with his family.
Master Frank Robinson Burnside
accompanied his papa; Mr.. W. W.
Burnside, and Mr.. Ed. Morris to st.
Joseph on Wednesday, and at oul
invitation paid the Gazette . visit
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Burford, Mr..
D. N. OVERLY and Mildred Burford
motored down last week from
Clarkesdale, Miss. Mildred was the
guest of Myrtle Louise Gavin while
, down.
II Misses Camille and Gusta BusloH
have returned to vicksburg after Z
pleasant visit to Miss Dorothy Skin
ner, at st. Joseph. They were ae
companied home by Miss Dorothy
J who will be their guest.
The contract for carrying the u
s. mail from the post-office Ut 81
Joseph to the trains was let last week
from Warrington, and was awarde,
to Mr.. J. L. Montgomery, who VII
carry the mail in his Ford.
The play "The Flying Neon
|, shown here ON Wednesday and Thurs
. day nights, under direction Of M
Costello, wss great success and Va
! enjoyed by big. house each night
! The receipts were verS satisfactory
Il Mr.. Joseph Isaaes, formerly o
1 this parish. but now Of Milwaukee
wisconsin, b . visitor 70 Tensas thi
week, and is receiving . cordial vel
come from his many old friend
here, where he lived 20 long. III
4 Henry Isaaes, who has been Ut Nsv
|. elton for some timss but vhe all
lives at Milwaukee. wss also IN 8
Joseph.
Il Mr.. Jacques de Castillo. the Vel
/, known dramatic critic and trainer
. Is noA engaged in drilling . troop 0
local talent at Waterproof for Ii
1 Ipopuler play. "A Love Nest" whe
!. he expects to put on there about Mos
j. day, July 10th "A Love Nest" VI
: shown At St Joseph last year and ~
|. well received. We are sure . 90
n audience win greet this play - 4
4 |weI worth seeing.
Nature intended that you shcul
ut what you want. You saa d
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