The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-05-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
NOTES.

for Little ROCK, ARK.
MIR. E. Il. Cochran and family
moved to Evergreen, La, last
week.
MIR. John P. Hadnot, of Grant
parish, was in the city several
days ago.
MIR. A. seiss, of Levin, was in
town last week, as q witness be-
fore the District Court.
Mrs. +. seip, of Bayou Rap.
ides, was the guest several days
last week, OF her brather, Mr. Jas.
T. Flint, Uf Alexandria.
Mrs. Jack Barrett left last week
for Sedalia, Missouri, to join her
husband, where they propose to re-
side in future.
Mas Jane Clooney, of Able.
vile, La, is visiting her relatives,
Mr.. Thos. Clements and family, of
this city.
Our young friend, Mr.. Conel.
Ia, of Welchton, was in town last
week, exchanging greetings with
his host of friends.
Mr.. Henry Aertker placed us
under obligations several days
ago, by the presentation of some
choice vegetables.
Mrs. r. B. Baldwin, of New
Orleans, and Miss Maggie schielie,
of vidalia, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. G. J. Smith, of this city.
Mr.. G. 8. Soaring, Surveyor
and Real Estate Agent, has moved
his Office from the Ariail building
to the Goulden building, on Jack
son street.
MIR. A. Van Laere will please
accept the thanks of the editor
aud family for some unusually
large and delicious Strawberries
last week.
| -Messrs. NJ. Bloom and Sid
ney Schmalinski left last Thurs
day, for Hot Springs, Arkansas
where they expect to remain sew
eral weeks.
MIR. L. NJ. Weathers, of Mem
phis, Tenn, visited bis wife las
week, who is the guest of he
mother, Mrs. e. B. PeDdletoD, o
Bayou Robert.
We are glad to learn tina
Bithiah and Effie, the little daugh,
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. |. Adams
who have been quite ill with Meas
les, are again convalescent.
: MIR. w. l.. Baillio, the affabl
, and energetic representative {
Messrs. Schmidt & Zsigler,
New Orleans, was in town la
, week, to the qualification Of h
many friends.
i We are glad to learn that or
young friend, Hunter Jarreau-
, who has been seriously indispose
i for the past WEEKS now impro'
ing and "Richard will soon
e himself again."
4 Hon. G. w. Bolton, Judge '
c F. Blackman and Sheriff d.
It Stafford visited Lake Charles
d the Both Of April and heard Il
superb lecture of General John
Gordon Oh 'The Last Days Of Il
.e Confederacy."
,r Mr.. e. o. Ware and motht
It of Alexandria, arrived by tt
| mornings Houston. Central trai
- en- route to Washington, u.
y and we're the guests of Rev. j.
's Searcy during their stay in t
Y, city. They left via the VS.. q
7e P.-[ Monroe Evening News.
8. His Excellency, Govern
w. u Foster, passed through Alexis
~ dria on the West bound Texas
~ Pacific train. last Wednesday,
u route to Ruston, La, to be pr
emit at the meeting Of the Board
ri, Administrators Of the Industl
n College.
:. Mr.. Jonas Mayer, of MonF
~ arrived in Alexandria, Mono
ed night, on business connected "
Cd the branch establishment
N. the Mayors Star Emporium, lot
m. ed in the Sterkx building on Fou
,th street.
u.s. Miss Mamie Cross, one of
ill accomplished and efficient teach
1t of the High School, left Stature
IN. morning for her home in Ba
{! as Rouge, where she will spen
tof we'll earned vacation aud rett
me ne it is hoped, by her many friel
'h' in the early autumn. to rest
her position in tho public sch
he -Messrs. J. Rodney Barnes
Dr.. Trenton, Ills, and j. M. Fair
in Pine Bluff, Ark, gave us ap
s.a ciated calls on Thursday last.
n.0 Barnes had taken advantage
u.s. the excursion rates OF the X
led w. & G. Railway to south'