East Carroll-Ouachita County Louisiana Archives News.....Local News May 18, 1906
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Providence Sentry-Lake  Providence, La. May 18, 1906
  The delegates from the Edward Sparrow Chapter of the U.D.C. Who attended the 
State Convention held in Monroe last week, were thoroughly charmed with the 
city and became enthuslastic admirers of the people, of who hospitality and 
courtesy they speaj in words of unstinted praise.

  The damage to the residence of J.L. Fischer by the storm on May 4th was 
satisfactorily settled by check on May 12th.  This  little instance shows the 
value of a tornado policy.  Only $2.50 per $1000.00 The Hartford Ins. Co. 
Frank Byerley, Agt.

  The Louisiana division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy adjourned 
Friday after a four-day session in the city of Monroe.  Mrs. D.S.A. Vaught was 
reelected President and Mrs. W.N. White, of this city, was elected 
Corresponding Secretary, an office which she held a few years ago.  The place 
chosen for the next convention was Baton Rouge.

  Mr. John B. Palmer, after a lingering illness died at his home Tuesday 
morning at 5 o'clock.  The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon at 5 
o'clock from the residence to the Providence cemetery, Rev. A.S.J. Neill, 
pastor of the Methodist church, performing the last sad rites.  Mr. Palmer 
leaves a wife and four little daughters to whom the Sentry extends its 
sincerest sympathy, in their bereavement.

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