The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-05-02
Personal.

Mr.. J. J. Jordan, cashier OF the
Ouuchlta National Bank, of Monroe.
stopped over in the city Tuesday, on
bis way to a business trip to ltasca,
Tex. Mr.. Jordan is one OF the most
popular and foremost business men
of Monroe and has number of
friends in the city who are always
glad to see him.
Captain Simon Levy, Jr,, left Sat
urday night for Cincinnati to attend
the exercises of the graduating class
of the Conservatory of Music, OF
which his daughter, Miss Fannie, is
member.
MIR. B. F. Gilliland everybody
knows "Uncle Ben"-made a flying
visit to friends at Ruston last Sun
day, returning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. W. Mckittrick
have been joined by the formers
mother and his sisters and have gone
to housekeep.i ing on Travis street.
Mr.. W. H. Nuremberg, OF Monroe,
the official court steDographer for
Ouachita par !sh, WAS III the city this
week.
Mr. Gordon A. Dennis, who was
last week appointed by Congressman
Ogden to 4 cadetship at the West
Point Military Academy, left on Mon
day for that place to enter upon his
studies.
Gordon is a bright and promising
young man, possessing those traits
of character, which attract and win
for him the friendship Of all with
whom he comes IN contact, and which
foretell an honorable and successful
life. He is the son of our fellow.
townsman, DR.. H. s. Dennis, and has
host of friends, who predict for hin
brilliant career in the science O.
} military.
The many friends OF Col. G. H
Minge, formerly of this city. bu
now of New Orleans, were pleased t,
see his familiar face on the streets o
Shreveport this week. He came VI
from the Crescent City on Sunds,
morning to attend to some business
and since arrival has been besieget
by host of friends to again locate il
the Queen City of North Louisiana
Mr.. James Noel. a prominent an,
prosperous business man OF Moor
ingsport. was in the city the earl,
part of the week.
Captain W. f. Dillon went to Nev
Orleaus Monday night on business.
Mrs. Julia Rule ('Pansy," of tn
Shreveport Tlmes,) made Ayin'
trip to Longview, Tex, Sunday t.
visit her daughter, Mrs. Dnsh
Shaw.
Sabine Banner: Mr.. Brvens, To
Shreveport drummer, stayed at tn
Bray House several days this week
Smart x Wlnfree gave him anothe
large ord~r for goods. 49,. "A party Q
Kansas ity, Shreveport and GuI
Railroad surveyors are in camp i
| our city. We have had the pleasur
of meeting several of the Surveyor
among them, Mr.. G. Scovell, son G
our old friend, Mr.. NJ l.. Scove]I, c
Shreveport.
s Mr. G. W. Hardy attended th
annual meeting Of the Travellers Pre-
g tective Association at New Orleal
last week.
i Hor. l.. W. Calvert, of Monro
a deputy United States internal rev
: nue. collector for the third division {
t Louisiana, arrived in the city Wee
, nesday evening on official bushes
and returned home Yesterday. NJ
! Calvert is one of the most popul'
and efficient agents Uncle Sam has
this State, and his services are high
valued by his superior officers.
, United States District Attorney
W. Seals of Homer, was in the eli
y Thursday on official business.
9 MIR. ?. j. Trezevant. Of this city,
S registered at the Pickwick Hote
! New Orleans.
i. Hon. n. G. Blanchard has retur
edto Washington and resumed /
y seat in the United States Senate.
< NJ. and Ms. Charlie Frank return
q Monday from NicS- burg. They a
ow at home in their cot;age
Crockett street.
l. Mrs. D. Heine, f Philadelphia, :
rived in our city on luesdav. She W
II axe thi, r future "ome. Mrs. Fl i
!, is the mother # Mr.. Dave Heine, W
x has been q resident OF our city
some ime.