The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-03-10
PERSONAL.

MIR. B. II. Lewis, of Poland P.
o., was in town last Friday.
Miss Francis Afeman returned
last Friday from New Orleans.
Mr.. G. B. Carter, of Poland,
was a visitor to Alexandria last
week.
Col. aud Mrs. w. Fl. Jack, of
Natchitoches, were visitors to the
city last week.
Miss Inez Rushing will arrive
from New Orleans to-day, entirely
recuperated in health.
Mrs. Turregano and daugh.
ter, MISS Paulina, returned from
New Orleans last Saturday.
Mr.. w. G.. Rudisill, of Wood.
worth, gave the DEMOCRAT a
pleasant call OH Saturday last.
Judge E. E. Galligan, of For.
est Hill, was in town last Satur-
day and gave us an appreciated
call.
Mr.. j. A. Robrecht was all APP
preciated caller at the editorial
sanctum of the DEMOCRAT on Sat-
urday last.
Mr.. Eugene Pendleton has re.
turned FROM New Orleans, whittier
he went to take in the Carnival at
fractions.
MIR. John G. Blackman left
Sunday night for New Orleans, to
resume the study of law at Tulane
University.
Senator Donelson Caffery will
please accept the thanks of the
DEMOCRAT for recent courtesies
extended.
Hon. Julius F. Ariail left Mon
day morning for St. Louis. as a
delegate to the Sovereign Lodge,
Woodmcn of the World.
MIR. John Ferguson returned
several days ago from the Com
mercial College of Cheney Bros.
at Bowling Green, KY.
Miss Fannie Ogden returned
last Thursday night from a visit
of several weeks, to relatives in
New Orleans aud McComb City,
Miss.
Miss Madge Jordan returned
last week from Bowling Green,
KY. where she had been attend.
ing the Commercial College of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 81. Mobiey
left OH the Irou Mountain railroad
last Thursday morning for Harri-
sonburg, Catahoula Parish, to Wis
it relatives.
Miss Tessie Haworth, of Ba-
you Rapides, returned home last
Saturday, after a pleasant visit Of
u week, to the family of Dr. Smith
Gordon, of this city.
Miss Lula McGinnis, who has
been "teachipg the young idea
how to shoot in the pinewoods,
for the past five months, returned
home last Saturday, to the delight
of her many friends.
-Messrs. II. II. White and A.
P. Williams returned last Friday
from Lake Charles, where they at.
tended the session of the Grand
Lodge l. 0. o. f. as representa-
tives of the local Lodge.
Capt. Ben Turner, of Pine
vile, left Sunday morning for New
Orleans, to represent Alexandria
Lodge, No. $40, Knights of Honor,
in the annual session OF the Louisi.
ana Grand Lodge, to he holden In
that city.
Mr.. j. T. Smith, of Hineston,
came out Saturday to visit his wife
and little daughter. When he left
for home Monday there was a
proud and happy smile on his face,
it is a fine healthy boy, who made
his appearance Sunday evening
Vernon News.
Mrs. Julie We'll returned Mon.
day morning from New York City,
where she purchased a large and
select stock of goods for her mill
linery store on Second Street,
which will be opened ON arrival
and placed in position for the ill.,
spection of the public.
Mr.. George Bauer, of the firm
of We'll Bros. q Bauer, returned
Saturday night from an extended
Northern and Eastern tour, where
he purchased a large stock of dry
goods, gents furnishing goods,
novelties, etc. These goods will
arrive in a short time. A cordial
invitation is extended to the pa.
tr0us of the firm and the general
public to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Senator WOlcOtt has returned