The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-06-03
PERSONAL.

MIR. L. b. Baynard, Jr., return
Ell to Baton Rouge on Sunday.
MIR. Wayeriy Davidson, OF
Boy ce, was in he city Monday.
MIR. Il. V. WremS, of New Or
leans, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. J. G. Pugl', Of Cousl'at.
Ia, spent Saturday III Alexandria
MIR. Clifton Cannon, Of Chen,
ryville, was in town last Saturday
MIR. Luckctt Vance, of Boyce,
WAS visitor to the city Saturday.
Judge II. Z. Galigan, of For
est Hill, was III town last weeK.
MIR. j. w. Simpson, of Forest
Hill, was Ill town several days ago.
Mr. Marcus Dunnam, of Bay
III Robert, Was in town Sunday.
MIR. l.. NJ. Connella, of Welch-
ton, WAS IN the city several days
ago.
Mrs. j. &. White, left Satur.
day morning to visit friends III OPP
tiUuSnS.
Judge w. +. Blackman re.
turned from Baton Rouge Thurs
day night
Col. JAS. G. Wise went to New
Orleans Yesterday. He will return
on Thurs ay.
= MIR. ". W. Musgrove, of Lin.
crcum, gave us an appreciated call
last Thursday.
Senator II. L. Liverman spent
day or two with his family in
he city last week.
Mr.. Rob't. Norris, of White
Sulphur Springs, was IL visitor to
the city Oh Sunday last.
Mr.. ALBERT McGinnis and sis.
ter, Miss Mclln', OF Bayou kapi,les,
spent Monday in the city.
MIR. j. w. Miller, prominent
citizen ard merchant of Boyce,
WAS in the city Friday.
Mr.. T. IL. Davidson was in the
city on Friday, exchanging saluta.
iions with his many friends.
Miss Ada Cheney, who has
been visiting relatives in New Or
leans, is expected hone to day.
-Maj,r f.. Il. Pendleton, of
hlchlan,l plantation, gave us all
appreciated call last Thursday.
Representative j. L. AIiail
zane up from Baton Rouge TAurs |
day night and returned Sunday.
MIR. Il NJ. QnigIry, of st. Louis,
WAS in the city Saturday and was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. john j.
Ferguson.
Mr.. Joe Armstrong, of Long
leaf, La, was in the city Saturday
visiting his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
}. NJ. Armstrong.
Mr.. q. Il. Haworth, the popu,
lar Deputy Assessor of Rapi,les
parish, WAS Il pleasant caller at
our office one day last week.
Col. John w. Prescott was in
town Saturday, and expressed
himself as being highly gralitiel
at the election OF Justice McEnery.
DIR. A. Il. Browne and family
moved Monday from the Barber
House OIL Third street to the prop.
trty of Mr.. John +. Grogam, on
Cass0n street.
Mr.. Ben. Roberts, who has
been attending Soule's CONNER.
mercial College, in New Orleans,
tor several months, returned home
I few days ago.
-Messrs. A. Ruemeli, of st.
Louis, and Ed Wax, Of Baton
Rouge, were in town last week, on
business connected with the Alex
'ndria lie Factory.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. J. nakenyos
eft Monday for. their plantation,
about seven miles from Alexan.
lria, where they will rusticate dur.
Ds the heated term.
MIR. Charles II. Goette, repre-
'en,ing the firm of Scarf 4
)Connor, dealers in printers sup.
,lies, of Houston and Dallas, Tex.
Is, gave us a business call last
week.
MIR. G. NJ. Fitzpatrick left Mon
lay for San Antonio, Texts, with.
II he went to join Mrs. Fitzpatrick :
Who is scjourning there for the ,
benefit OF her health. He will he =
bsent several weeks. :
Miss Ida, daughter of Hon. G. 5
v. Bolton, accompanied by her
Porter Bolton, returned
'londay morning, from Nashville, |
'enn., where she has been attend {;
ng school for the past Year.
Col. d. A. Breard, ST., of &
lonroe, was a visitor to Alexau- '
ria last Friday. The Colonel /
ias one Of the Democratic nomi- t
ees in his Senatorial district and t
My missed seat in tue Senate (
y Il few votes, on account of the +
Independent race of MIR. Sholars. o
Our esteemed friend, Major :
red Seip, favored us with an APP l
s.