The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-02-19
PERSONAL.

MIR. j. L. Walker. a prominent
merchant of Pollock, was in the
city Monday.
MIR. j. E. Vance, of Boyce
spent several days in the city last
| week.
MIR. Noel Connerly is now il
the employ Of the Electric Light
Company.
Mrs. G. Geigpr and little sor
Jake, went to New Orleans to at.
tend Mardi Gras..
MIR. j. L. Conella, a promi
nent planter of Welchton, was in
the city Monday morning.
MIR. L. P. Carter, formerly a
resident of Alexandria, but now OF
Bunkie, was in the city Saturday
Mr.. Ben Schm alinski loft or
the Valley Queen Saturday morn.
ing for New Orleans to see Mardi
Gras.
MIR A. H. Bringhurst has been
absent for the past week, look.
ing after pine lands of which he is
agent.
Mr.. r. r. Webster, wife and
little daughter, loft Saturday night
for New Orleans, to be there dur.
ing tbs Carnival.
Mrs. l.. b. Baynard left last
week for Mansfield, Ia, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Ii. T. Liver.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hardtner,
OF ftnsvi'la, left Saturday, for
New Orleans, to witness the car
nival festivities.
Mr.. Chas. Turner, Of Pineville.
left Oil Sunday last, for New Or
leaus, where he will attend Soule's
Commercial College,.
MIR. L. N. Miles and family
left last Saturday for New Orleans,
10 visit relatives and Witness
The Carnival festivities.
Mr.. kcb't Cohn, proprietor of
the Boston Store, left last Satur.
day for st. Louis, to purchase n
mammoth stock Of goods.
MIR. Jake Simon, representing
Leon Godcbaux, Clothiers, of New
Orleans, was in town last week so.
hitting orders for Ills firm.
-Air. and Mrs. J. e. Baker and
ohildre.' OF West Alexandria, left
last Thu.s lay night for New Or.
leans, GU 4 visit to relatives.
MIR. Geo. Il. Abat, a promi.
nent merchant OF Royce, WAS in
the city last week nd gave tie
DEMOCRAT an appreciated call.
Mr.. Percy Goodwin, will, on
March LIST, open news stand and
confectionery store in the bul. ting,
corner Third and Johnston str. IS.
Miss Lessie Thorpe went to
Colfax Friday afternoon to attend
the Leap Year Ball given by the
ladies OF that place the same night.
= Ar. o. N. o. Watts, promi
nent Attorney of Colfax was in
the city Saturday, visiting his pa.
rents, Gsn. and Mrs. &. y. Watts.
MIR. John NJ. Barrett, the cour
'eous book keeper at the Rapides
Bank, attended the jackson. Arm
strong nup;ials at Boyce last Wed.
ncs,!ay night.
Our young friend, Mr.. Henry
Z. Hardtner, of Liucecum, Grant
parish, has announced himself as
a candidate for Representative of
that parish.
-Mrs. B. Turner aud daughter,
Miss Nannette, and Miss Minnie
singgold, Of Pineville, left Sunday
for New Orleans, to DO there dur
ing Mardi Gras.
Mr.. Joe Armstrong, son of Mr..
j. NJ. Armstrong, returned last
week from Lexington, KY, where
he has been for some time attend
ing school.
DIR. s. B. Staples, Professor Of
Veterinary Surgery at the Louis.
lana State University, was in the
city for Il short time last week, Wis.
itiug relatives.
Major E. B. Pendleton, return
ed last Thursday night from St.
Louis Mo-. whittier he had gone to
visit his brother, whom he had not
seen for many years.
Misses Laura Andrews. Nell
Blackman, Jeanette Richardson
and Messrs. J. q. Blackman and
Oscar Wilson attended the grand
Ball at Lecompte OH last Wed.
nesday night.
Rev. Lyman +. Jackson, pass
tor Of the Third street Methodist
church left last week for Kansas
and will be accompanied OH his re.
turn by his wife and child, who
have been spending some time in
that State.
MIR. Geo. Bauer, one Of the pro.
prietors of the mammoth establish.
ment of We'll Bros. Il Bauer, who
ia absent in New York Oh a pur.