Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-01-20
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Mrs. G. II. Clinton has her mother,
Mrs. D. A. Scott, Of Memphis, as her
guest for the winter.
These meetings are held twice q
month, being on the nights Of the
first and third Thursdays.
Parties wishing seasoned black
locust posts for fencing at moderate
price can see Mr.. John Lindsay at
"Wilsonia."
The very enthusiastic members
earnestly hope for fair weather and
a larger attendance on the night Of
the next regular meeting.
A sever cold spell, following fore
cast Of freezing weather, has swooped
down upon as and is being accom-
panied by falling weather.
Mr.. Chas. D. Gould has located at
Epps, in Madison parish. We regret
to lose him and his family from Ten
sas and wish them well in their new
home.
Miss Marion Moran of Baton
Rouge is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Blanche at "Saranac," and the
latter's mother-in-law, Mrs. John
G. Blanche, at St. Joseph.
Mrs. John Blanche has returned
from Monroe, where she has been on
visit to her parents and at same time
receiving. medical treatment. We are
pleased to know that she is greatly
The regular meeting of the East
en Star was held Thursday night,
Jan. goth. The attendance was ex-
ceedingly poor, because Of the in
clement weather, and other unfavor-
able conditions.
Mr.. N. H. Butler, representing the
Tillman Cigar Co., Of Natchez was
q business visitor to this parish this
week and expressed himself as being
greatly pleased with the run his
cigars are having here.
Miss Bessie Guthrie was called to
Tallulah this week by the illness Of
her little nephew, Master Percy Ben
jamin. who was then right sick; we
are pleased to learn that the little
man has since improved greatly and
is now practically well.
The Cathedral High School Giants
journeyed to Waterproof NFriday,
Jan. 18th, to meet the Waterproof
Tigers Second team. The game was
fast and snappy, Waterproof lefeat-
ing them Is to 6. Any teams wishing
game write to Waterproof High
School, Waterproof, II.
Much sympathy is felt here for Mr..
A. Solomon, Of Newellton, in. the
loss Of one Of his feet, which was
amputated at the Natchez Santa
rum last week, necessitated by blood
poison. Mr.. Solomon has been in the
sanitarium for several weeks. We
sincerely hope he will soon be able
to return to his home.
Mr.. L. A. Bergeron, in charge Of
u. s. Quarter Boat 20" Is, has 10.
Gated for the winter at "Cottage
Home" below St. Joseph; Mrs. Ber-
geron is stopping in st. Joseph with
Mrs. James Curry and Mrs. Kate
Johnston. We are glad to have Mr.
and Mrs. Bergeron with US for the
winter.
Mr.. Reese Lewis accompanied Mrs
Lewis to New Orleas last week where
she at once entered Hotel Deu and
has since undergone operation. Hel
friend, Miss Grace Peterson, Of st
Joseph, was called to her bedside
and went down. Sunday. We arr
pleased to learn that Mrs. Lewis il
reported doing well at'last accounts
The public will bear in mind thai
DR.. VIM. RAIDER, lecturer, under aus
pices Of the Eastern Star Chapter
Of st. Joseph, will ill an appointment
here on next Monday night, when h
will deliver q lecture at the Cour
House, for the ediHcation and in
struction Of our people. It is hopet
good attendance will greet DR.. RAIDER
Effective January 18th war tax OF
passenger tickets, freight and ex
press and sur-tax on Pullman rate
are abolished. Little by little we ar
gradually getting from under tn
heavy load imposed by the grea
world war; but even Il the load ha
been and yet il heavy, its all right
since W won the war. for II VI
hadn't wsu ths war ths Iced woul'
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