The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-02-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
NOTES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
NOTES.
MIR. NJ. NJ. Marler, of Hine-
ston, was in town last week.
Hon. Edwin G.. Hunter left
for New Orleans several days ago,
on professional business.
Mr.. j, F. Peterman gave the
DEMOCRAT an appreciated call
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hakenyos
left Sunday for New Orleans,
where they will remain until after
Mardi Gras.
Mrs. L. NJ. Wcathers, of Mem
phis, is visiting her relatives, MA
ior and Mrs. E. B. Pendleton, of
Bayou Robert.
Miss Edwerda Flannery re.
} turned few days ago from Mon
, roe, whittier she had been visiting
relatives for several months.
Miss. Laura Andrews, the
. lovely and accomplished daughter
of Judge James Andrews, is spend
ing a while with friends in New
Orleans.
Hon. j. G. Pugh, prominent
attorney and member of the Legis-
lature from Red River parish, was
in town last Friday on profession
al business.
Mr.. Kelley, of Alexandria, will
open notion store in a few days
in the building of DR.. P. S. Pos
a tell, at the corner of Plaquemine
and Church streets. = Iberville
South.
\ Mr.. Moses Mayer returned
,fI from ST.. Louis last week. where he
purchased a mammoth stock O.
4 dry goods, which he proposes tt
h sell cheap for cash.
r. Capt. j. ". Pollock, formerl!
II of Pollock, La, but now a residen
l. of St. Louis, Mo-, was in tow
70 Monday, exchanging greeting
!, with his many friends.
~ Mr.. Tom Charles, the wei
It known and genial ''Knight Of th
5. grip" representing Chas. Rebstoc1
r. s. Co. of St. Louis, was in tow
10 several days last week, to the dc
e. light of his legion of friends.
The Misses Della, Fannie
IS, Alice and Master Edwin, dangh
at ers and son of Mr.. J. p. Tellott'
|r. left Sunday for New Orleans
"a where they will "take in" the Ma
lis di Gras festivities and RENAL
about ten days visiting relative
y" ua Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Rober
~ and niece, Miss Fannie, Mr.. job
10 P. Grogan and little son and M
40 Richard O'Shee and little brothe
~ Pat, departed for New Orlea'
an Sunday, where they will witne
" the carnival festivities.
at Mrs. G. Geiger, accompani'
TT by Miss Frances Afeman and h
;he little son, Master Jake, departs
ng last Saturday for New lberl
lis Before returning, Mrs. Geiger co
elk. templates visiting her sister, MI
will Goldenberg, at Lafourche crossin
see Mrs. John A. Williams al
au, daughter and Mrs. Lena Hung,
' ford left Saturday for New {
lne leans, where they will witness t
' ~ triumphal entry Of Rex into t
at- capital of his kingdom and t
a., one day and night festivities in
Wy dent thereto;
did Mr.. Ledoux E. Smith, mu
ave to the regret of his host OF frlen'
departed yesterday for New |
lent ria, where, we are advised, ne '
lay engage in the fancy grocery b'
pro. ness. The DEMOCRAT CONNER
lfter him to the kind consideration
ina. the good people of Iberia 8
trusts that he may be eminen
ned successful in his new field OF Of
in ations.
We are glad to learn t
mo. John Montgomery student
lloyd the St. Francis XavieTs Colleg
through the professional skill
ack- DR.. r. l.. Randolph and the k
for ILLUSTRATIONS and excellent NJ
ing of his aunt, Mrs. r. P. HUI
next is recovering from the severe
here tack of pneumonia, with which
N III has been Frustrated for sew
,iea, weeks.
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