Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-09-22

lied, one each-Doys and glrls-and
daily and nightly practice is gone
through. Prof. Robertson has strung
the grounds with electric lights AMI
the girls teams practice at night,
which makes the violent exercise,
necessary to play the game. less
tiresome.
Quite a number Of the college
set have gone to their respective
destinations in the last week, which
makes many homes short both boys
and girls. Among those who have
left are, Misses Mary Kirk and Irene
Newell and Miss Daisy Ratcliff, all
three going to Whitworth College;
James Mitchell Taylor and Malcolm
Chapman, to GWfport Military
School. Miss Rebecca Newell, State
Normal, Natchitoches, La; Miss Lu-
ellie Jacoby, Newcomb College, New
Orleans; Mr.. Newell Fultz, La. State
University, Baton Rouge; Mr..
Douglas Ratcliff, Chamberlain-Hunt,
Port Gibson, Miss.
Mrs. n. A. Stafford has returned
home after a pleasant visit to her
parents and other relatives at Bog
alusa, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen and daughter,
Miss Marie, have returned after
spending the sumner at their old
home in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young have re-
turned to Newellton, after spending
q week at their home in Baton
Rouge, and will be at the Morris
Hotel during the fall and early win.
ter.
Mr.. Leo Jacoby paid visit to
vicksburg on Tuesday and acct.
dentally took in ~The Minstrels. I"
Mrs. NJ. Kaufman has returned
from New Orleans and is much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Richard Miller miss Barba.
"a Smitha) and daughter Of Shreve'
port spent Sunday evening and night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d
Fultz, and were given a cordial wei
come by her many friends in and
near this city.
Misses Matte Nettervlle and Bes
sic Newell spent the weekend al
their respective homes, having come
up from Waterproof on Friday
night.
Misses Josie Fultz, Josie Gordon
and Lucille Buckner, all Of Newell
ton, are teaching near Lafayette
La, and report pleasant impression
of the people, schools and country
We are glad to welcome the re
turn Of Mrs. B. F. Robinson ant
daughter Jane, who have been spena
ing the summer at their old home il
Danville, KY, Mis May Humpfc!
Robinson having remained to attent
school in Danville.
Master Albert Morris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. &. Morris, has entirel!
recovered from typhoid feve- ant
we are glad to see him able to b.
out once more.
The many friends Of Dr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Montfort were sorry to hav
them leave our city to make thsi
home at Woodville, Miss
Mrs. Ben. Y. Newell left on Thura
day morning to take her son. Mas
ter Edward Henry, to Chattanooga
who was suddenly stricken with q
acute attack Of appendicitis on Wed
nesday afternoon. He will be take
| to his uncle, DR.. Dunbar Newell, q
the sanitarium Of Drs. Newell
Newell, where he viii receive treat
lment. The whole community joins i
sympathy with Mr.. and MIRA Newe
and earnestly hope for q speedy n
covery Of their boy.
Miss Ethel Davidson, one Of th
most popular young ladies OF tn
younger set, is leaving for Bato
Rouge on Friday where she expect
to enter college at L. s. U. III
good wishes Of everyone 60 wit
her in her new and broad field q
learning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Barrow an
son Wylie spent Sunday with N
! and Mrs Howard Nettervlle. "
are always glad to have them in IN
near our town, where they lived
long and made many friends.