The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-07-31
PERSONAL BUT POLITE.

PERSONAL BUT POLITE.
Miss Maggie Kilbourne came over, last
Saturday, with her brother and his family
on their return from Clinton. She rcmqin-
manned till Tuesday.
Max Miller of slM Plains was the guest
of his brother, JAG Miller, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Butler made visit,
last week, to New Orleans.
His friends throughout this parish will
he pleased to learn that the Rev. J. z.
Hanoy, who has been dangerously i'll the
past mouth, at ,1sckson, IA. is NOW on
the way to recovery.
Miss Stella Whitehurst Of New Orleans
is visiting relatives in Woodvi'lc. She
has many friends here who would be glad
to see her bright face again.
Miss Genicstewarthas been on a visit to
relatives in Woodville. She is now enter
tanning at her delightful country home
her cousin, Miss Ethel McGehee.
Messrs. Mu.zsorl, ara Nat. Phillips, Alex
and Charles Glynn and Duncan Hull of
Lakeland, and Dr..J. +. Buquoi of PWnto
Coupec, were over for the Alton Villa
dance, Julius and Max Miller Of the
Plains were also in attendance.
Mr.. Abe Mann went to Livonia Oh Mon.
day.
Latest news from the Rev. DR.. Douglas
are to the effect that he is i'll London, en-
joying the Sights with that keen enjoy
mcut, characteristic Of him.
Miss Amelia Philips of Lakeland is The
guest of Miss Bette Muller at "Elm Park, +"
this week. Last night, she was enter.
taiued by delightful dance at this hos
pitable country place. On her return
!. home s,.o will be accompanied by Miss
Muller.
Our reporter neglected to mention be
fore that Mr.. Edward Butler is spending
, tho summer in..Yirginia.
Miss Fannie Goslinski of Woodville ar
rived Wednesday to visit Miss Miriam
Levy.
Miss T.. N. Douglas will not remain a
s long at Ruston us was at first proposed
but will return early next week. W
note tho Daily Chautauqhan of Rusto
y has these words to say Of her: "Slis
: Douglas is ore Of cur most successful
8 teachers, aud her presence here means
!. strong personal interest in the schoo
q work of the state"
Mrs, F. II. Tcnney and children stal
. for Shreveport, Tuesday next to visit he
:, auut. Mrs. NJ. Trico. Mr.. Tenney goe
for brief vacation from business I
Cooper's Well.
Mrs. L, ?. Kilbourne and her fair-h'irc
little daughters, leave to-day to visit Ut
y sisters in Chicago.
Mrs. Jos. Meyer and Mrs. A. TeutSch r.
turned Wednesday, much rejuvcnated
IL their stay at Cooper's Well.
g Mr.. A. schlcsinger and family are
their uptown home again after plea
ant sojourn at Coopcr's Well.
= Master Clay Braud is yisitin s his aun
d Mrs. 7. Fl. Ellis.
t, DR.. Lazard concludes to-day his plea
II urable visit to the Leopolds, returning
:" duty rs a resident student of the Chart
,e Hospital.
10 I'D. Wood, Jr. who has been away Il
g n short vacation from depot duty, return'
IS Thursday.
Oh Mr. Palmer Thoms was in town F11d'
no ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ellis returned
New Orleans, last Saturday, alter ils
co to "Tho Cottage"
Miss Nellie Lawrason, who has be-
go III, is now much better,
The class which Miss Sadie EiilS "
initiate into the art OF dancing, VIII ees
n. Monday next ut AftOn'Villa, Win iesso
" on Mondays and Thursday s. thoreafter
s p. II.