The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-03-11
PERSONAL.

was a visitor to the city Tuesday.
Mr.. W. J. Morris, of Wood.
worth, was in town, last Thursday.
Mr.. G. R. Frazier, of Forest
Hill, gave us an appreciated call
last Thursday.
We are sorry to learn that
Mrs. John j. Ellington is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Alice Ringgold and two
children have bUen quite ill for
several days with measles.
The Misses Laura aud Alice
| Fauntleroy were in town Saturday,
to the delight Of their many friends.
| Col. Jas. Q. Wise was in town
several days last week and gave
the DEMOCRAT, an appreciated
call.
| MIR. J. F. Statham, who had
been quite ill for more than q
week, is able to be at his office
again.
Mr.. 2. F. Zenser, represent
ing Il. e. Bucklen & Co., OF Chica
70, gave us q business call last
Thursday.
| Col. Webb Taylor, of Bayou
Rapi'les, WAS in town Saturday ex
changing greetings with his hos'
of friends.
The Misses Leila and Minnie
Lancaster, of Marshall, Texas
were the guests last week, of Mrs
O. &. Roberts.
Judge J. r. Thornton attend
cd the session of the United
States District Court, at Shrsve
port, last week.
Capt. J. I. McGinnis and fam
lily moved Monday to one Of the
Bringhurst cottages on lower
Third street.
Misses Ada Moss aud Lizzie
Parkman, Of Lafayette, attended
the Bradt.Rushing wedding last
Thursday night.
-Miss Catherine, daughter OF
Capt. j. W. Pollock, of st. Louis,
was the guest, last week, of Miss
Katie Bringhurst.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. II. Biossat and
children, of Lafayette, we're in the
city Thursday. to attend the Bradt-
Rushing nuptials.
Col. WIN. Polk Jr., of Moore.
land, was in the city on Saturday
last, exchanging sslutations with
his legion Of friends.
Mr.. p. II. Davidson, q promi.
uent citizen and successful mer.
chant aud planter, of Bayou Rap.
ides, was iu the city last wock.
The Kensington Club had q
delightful meeting at the pleasant
hcmU of Mrs. A. H. Bringhurst, on
lower Third street, yesterday af-
ternOou.
Mr.. Henry Sch wartzsnberg, OF
Pincville, left Saturday morning
for Bunkie, where hs has secured
employment with the Texas and
Pacific Railway.
MIR. Chas. 81. Goette, the cour-
teous agent of the Scarf s. O'Con.
nor Co., Of Houston and Dallas,
Tex, dealers in printers supplies,
favored us with call last week.
Mr.. w. L. Baltic, represent.
ing. the old and always reliable
grocery house of Schmidt &
Zeigler, of New Orleans, gave US
IN appreciated call last Saturday.
Mr.. D. 1. Adams left Sunday,
for New Orleans, as q delegate to
Represent Alexandria Lodge No.
3410, Knights of Honor, at the
session of the Grand Lodge in that
city.
DIR. A. r. Brown, the popular
Dentist, was joined last week by
Mrs. Brown and baby and they
are now boarding with Mr.. Geo.
Radcliffe and family, On Third
street.
-Messrs. Il. Fl. White and A.
p, Williams returned FRIDAY from
Shreveport, whittier they had been
for several days as delegates to
represent the local lodge |. o. o.
F. in the session of the Grand
Lodge.
We missed the familiar and
always smiling countenance of Mr..
Harry Haas on the streets last
week and upon inquiry, regretted
to learn that he had been close
prisoner in his house, on account
of illness.
Rev. B. L. Price, Pastor oftbe
Presbyterian Church, of Alexan'
dria, has received an invitation
from the President of Acadia Dol.
lege, at Crowley, La, to deliver
the baccalaureate sermon, at the
commencement exercises of that
institution, on tho 7th Of June.
Hon. Geo. w. Bolton went to
Q~vr;ll. Loot wonk at tho rauneCt