The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-02
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Mrs. r. Muse enjoyed Il holiday visit t,
her relatives.
DIR. Ben Smith spent Christmas with
relatives in jackson.
Mr.. Sidney Harrison, who has been SO
very ill, has come to make u visit to his
brother, Il. A. Harrison, Esq.
Mr.. Chas. Hebcrt spent the 25th with his
! parents in New Rhodes.
Mrs. J. W.Bran(nn nfPinckncyv,lle and
| ncr engaging little children are guests Of
Mrs. ". IL. Tellncy.
Mr.. j. j. W"nl has been quite sick this
week. but is able to hc,Nut again.
Miss Lane Of Hope Villa rcconsi,lcreil
her intention Of leaving last Saturday.
and remained a while Ion ger with friends
Miss Alollc SnsG,:an0 her Young broth
ers and sisters leave to-day for New Or
le:iH.
Mr.'G. DE DcGrummond is expected at
Solitaire next Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Rsynham spent Christmas
at :l,em:.
Miss Leila Wicker of Laurel Fill is stay
ng with Mrs. Walter Leake
Rev. Father GeensIined at the Rcctory
Christmas day.
Little Misses Mabel and Elvira Tumpcl
werc;contribntors to tho Times Democrats
doil'firnd.
Mr.. j. Il. Matthew's went to liShrother's
DR.. w. w. Matthews Of Lakeland, to
spend Christmas.
DIR. Burnett left for St. Louis Wc.lncs-
day morning. DR.. Johnson will follow
some day next week.
Mrs. S. II. Lemon and Miss Margaret
Stirling made Il brief visit to Baton Rouge
this week.
Little Annie Gilmore. daughter Of Mr..
Matt Gilmore was thrown from horse.
Sunday, and broke her right arm.
Mr.. Maurice Michel loft Tuesday for
New Orleans to receive medical attcn-
ton.
Mr.. J. Arm.stcin anil daughter, Miss
Hanna] are visiting Mrs. selyman at
Wilson.
Mr.. Cllas. Rosen arrived Monday from
New Orleans to visit his sister, Mrs. |
A Schlesinger. -
Mrs. L. Wolf and children have gone to
maize a visit in Baton Rouge and New
Orleans for the benefit of little Julut's
health.
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Bakewcll left for |
their home i'll New Orleans, Wednesday.
We regret that Mrs. Bakew1ll continues
50 feeble.
Miss Maggie Barrow left on Saturday
for visit to New Orleans.
Misses Lizzie Douglas and Sadie Ellis
were the only candidates for the position
of LIST assistant teacher ofSt. Francisville
Graded School. The examination took
place OIL Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Court House.
Mrs. II. Gorton is a guest at the Rcctory
Judge Cllas.Alaryman of Arkansas, is on
mn appreciated visit to his relatives AMI
his old homo in tho ninth ward, after an
absence of twenty two years. He has u
hearty welcome from all.
Mrs. EdwardKccler ofAllcgheny City, Pa.
intends leaving for home, next week lay
ing spent soDlc time here with her mother
Ter two children were christencd by Rev.
DR.. Douglas on Wednesday afternoon.
A good recommendation for Simmons
Liver Regulator is. that it ispnrely vcge-
table and strongly tonic. Then too, it is
better than Pills because easier to take
in LIQUID or powder and with no gripping
while the relief from Constipation, Bill
ionsuess, Sick Headache and Dyspepsia is
on;ck and sure. IL find Simmons Liver
Regulator n very safe and valuable fam
ilv medicine. J. NJ. Rollins. Fair
field, Va.