The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-06-19
PERSONAL,

will spend a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Biossat.
Mr.. Emmet Walker, of Fishville
Grant Parish, was a visitor to ouI
town Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Levin, of Alexandria,
with her sweet little girl, arrived in
or city on Sunday evening, to the
delight of her many friends here. Mrs.
Levin will remain several days as the
guest of her father, Mr.. Simon Win
Observation-Disclosures Review.
Mr.. O. N. 0. Watts will deliver
an address on the first evening of the
commencement exercises at the Cath
Ollie School.
Mrs. w. P. Marsh and her daugh-
ter Marzelie left here Monday for Ba-
ton Rouge, on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. Rosedale and child left
for visit to Natchitoches on Sunday.
MIR. Sam Haas, of St. Ian dry,
was in Alexandria on Saturday.
The pretty Miss Carrie Golden
berg, of Alexandria, is here spending
sometime with her friend Miss Rosina
Winbarg, of Jefferson street. Miss
Goldenberg is not only pretty but
very attractive and possesses lovely
eyes which set off her beauty.-Nat-
chitoches Review.
Mr.. E. A. Buddenbrock, now the
publisher of the Sabine SouthrW, was
in town last week.
Mr.. j. w. Bayne and Miss Lula
B. Watkins were married OH Saturday
evening last, at the residence of Mrs
Sullivan, on Second street, by Justice
A. B. RACIAL.
The graduates of the Mansfield Fe
male College this season are: Musica
Department-Miss Bessie McVoy, O.
Mansfield; Miss Josie Ferguson, o
Alexandria; Miss Willie Kicks, o
Mansfield In Literary Department
Miss Bessie McVoy, of Mansfield
Miss Lizzie Alexander, of Morehoust
parish; Miss Elise Baynard, of Alex
andria; and Miss Mary Lou Allen, O.
Mansfield.-DeSoto Democrat.
Mr.. WIN. French spent Sunday il
Lecomte.
Mr.. Conrad We'll returned from
New Orleans Sunday.
-Mr. Louis j. Hakenyos will de-
liver the address on the second eve
ming, June 9th, of the commence
'nent exercises at St. Francis Xavier.
Catholic School.
MIR. James Andrews, our Distric
Attorney, who has been absent severa
weeks attending Court in Avoyelles
Parish, returned home on Sunday af
| ternoOn.
MIR. Xavier Rarsdell, of Lake
Providence, and who has inst gradua
ted in law, aud received his license te
practice, is here on visit to relatives
-Chas. Geismar, of Cheneyville
was in Alexandria on Sunday. In &
few days the young gentlenau's many
friends will be congratulating him.
Mr.. John j. Ferguson left fol
New Orleans on Monday, on a bust
ness visit. He will shortly return.
We had an appreciated call fron
Lit. Gov. James Jetiries on Monday
He reportr heavy rains on the Nortl
side of the river, in his neighborhood
MIR. Ii. w. S. Lund has gone t,
New Orleans on visit to his relatives
MIR. ]. F. Higgason, from Nortl
Louisiana, was in Alexandria on Mon
day. His friends were pleased to SEE
him.
We deeply sympathize with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Wells, near lie
comte, in the death of their infan
child on Friday last.
Master G. Milo Brady, who re
moved from Alexandria two or thre,
years ago, and who has since beer
regularly attending the Tulane Col
lege in New Orleans, has compliment
ted us with an invitation to attend
the commencement EXERCISES of tina
institution, which are to take place a
the Grand Opera House on Thursday
the goth inst. We are pleased to Sc,
that Master Milo is on the list o
twelve who are to graduate. We trus
the young gentleman will acquit him
self in first-class way, thus rejecting
credit on himself as also the colleg,
he has been attending.
On Saturday night, at the Court
house, Rapides Progress Lodge, No
1896, G. U. @. of o. F., a coloree
organization here, had their ball ant
installation of officers. The follow
ing officers we're installed: William
Crawford, p. N. F.; Sam johnson, P
+. G.; John Mayo, N. f.; jane
Smith, N. G.; Allen Thomas, V. G..
John Alban, E. S.; Newman Cannon
Treaurer; L. Briscoe, Chaplain; F
D. Cokeley, P. S.; N. Pipes, R. S. t,
N. G.; Tom Perry, L. S. to N. G.
Andrew Graham, R. S. to V. G.; Is
rael Curtis, L. S. to V. G.; Henri,
Carr, G.; John Rollins, W.
The three gold medals to be Civ
en- ont this session at the closing exer
cises of the Mansfield Female College
to the successful competitor in thu
three classes of painting, drawing an,
music, were designed by and ordered