Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-26

all shows.
Beginning Tuesday May 30th, we
start at 8:15 on Tuesdays and Fri
days and 500 on Saturdays.
MIR. Mandal Blackman is spending
some time in New Orleans.
With excitement Of water over
fishing is now becoming popular pas
time.
The Gazette is pleased to &C.
knowledge receipt of the following
invitation:
Miss Maude Wasssn, who has been
teaching at DeRidder, La, il home
for the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Blanche and
Mrs. Post, were visitors to Saint
Joseph and Newellton Saturday.
The vegetable gardens about st.
Joseph all look fine and are affording
oar people much good fodder"
Miss Dorothy kendon, who has
been teaching at LamOurie, La, has
returned to 1T. Joseph for vacation.
Mrs. ] C. Macpherson and child
rem have returned from a visit to
her mother and brother at Shreve-
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O'Kelley are
week end visitors to Natchez. From
there, they will probably visit other
points.
Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Kullman, Miss
Guice and Miss Louise Kullman Of
Waterproof motored up to st. Joseph
on thursday.
Miss jamie Coleman of "Live Oak
and Miss Gladys McMurray of "Belle
Ella" were visitors to st. Joseph
last weekend.
We are glad to see Mr.. Albert G.
Bondurant out after siege of a
week or more, during which time he
was right sick.
Mr.. Julius Solomon of Newellton
is in the market good and strong for
wool and all who have wool to sell
should see him.
Miss Aileen Lynch of the Newell
ton High School is spending the tol-
days with her parents, MA and Mrs,
A. M. Blanche.
Mr.. Chas. T. West, the well-known
real estate agent, is visitor to ST.
Joseph this week. We understand Mr.
Vest is now carrying life insurance
as a side line.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Griffing and
little girl, who have been at the
smith hotel for some time, left this
week for north Mississippi, where
they will locate. We regret to lose
them from our town.
Mrs. Chas. Foreman and Mis-
Berry Of Natchez were guests last
week Of Mrs. Thos. M. Wade, who
With her little son Thomas III
re turned to Natchez for a visit t.
these ladies on Monday.
With the rapid decline Of the river
the water has become so shallow oveI
the bar in front of town that the
mail-boat cannot longer land at the
levee and has been forced to re.
turn tosthe old landing below town
Mr.. H. C. Elder, of New Orleans
the popular agent for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New
YORK, was a visitor to st. Joseph anc
Tensas parish this week. His friends
up here are always glad to see him
Mr.. r. L. Wimberly and Mr.. Ale,
Blac.lnan has each purchased 9
lgh -udebaker Four and both carr
ill soon be delivered. We are SURF
Alexis friends will have the pleasure
# enjoying his car, he is never
.arYicr than when sharing his joy
lnd Injuries with others.
wa practically all the commence
nert ow over, the pretty schoo
marms rom Tensas who are teaching
away, and the pretty school girls
from here who are attending schoo
away, will all soon be home, AM
then-oh! We Bud Scott dances in
the good old summer time.
The euchre party given in the
rooms Of the Liberty Club on Vet
..esday evening for benefit Of the
Country Club was a decided success.
and a very nice sum was realized
Work on the new club house ha!
begun, but the building will .hardl;
be completed in time for use thi.
summer.
Rev. Il. w. Cudd, pastor Of Water
proof circuit N. E. Church, Tens
parish, was unable to fill his arpoi- !:
ment at st. Joseph last Sunday, h. /.
e re, called to Alexandria to III.
adside Of his mother, who was ant
yet quite sick. Her conditions n.
,t improved sufficiently for her sol
leave her. It is the prayerful hop
cur people that the venerable
patient viii soon become souvalsssn
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