The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-09-04
PERSONALB BUT POLITE.

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PERSONAL BUT POLITE.
Rev. DR.. Douglas arrived home on Mon
day and is receiving Il hearty welcome
from his p&rishoners and the public in
general, after his Journey 'ontrc mcr.
The DR.. reached New Orleans Saturday
afternoon and Immediately arranged by
te' Q graph for conveyance FROM Slaughter
with view Of being in his place at Grace
Church Sunday. but nn accident to tie
cyprcssman prevented his baggage reach
| Ing the depot in time ,hr Tie train. He
expresses hlnlsrlf charmed with England,
meeting everywhere, although among en-
! tire strangers, with the utmost attention
and kindness. notwithstanding Ills weeks
of severe illness in London he contrived
| to sec very much Of that ovcrgroWn city.
His voyages ont andfit were unmarked by
any special incident, even sea sickness
Willie tic attack Of illness in London.
was attended with !E;rave symptoms of
heart and brain, it is the opinion OF t'r
Lon,lonThrsician. ;.r,lan Of large cxrer =
encc and high standing, who SAW him
daily For q Muntll, that there is no per
manent llcrangenrnt of those organs. Dr.
Dong 'as%llimsclf feels that since his &C.
covory his general health is much beta T
than bcft!So leaving home
Mrs. Catlctt has concluded hex visit to
her daughter, Mrs. V. Il. Howell.
Miss Hattie Thoms Of Jackson is guest
ut Alton Villa.
Mr., John Minor returned to his home u
| Tcrrehonne last week.
Mr.. Willie Howell returned Wednesday
last from pleasant stay with friends i'll
Pie. Coupcc.
Mrs, Robt. Barrow has been i'll but is
now much better.
Miss ZilA Christian Of New Orleans and
her brother, left Saturday last to visit
friends at Lindsay.
Rev. J. J. Cornish and family conclude
this week their vacation visit to relatives
at Wakefield.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Barrow returned
home Monday from Coopcrs Well
Miss Jane Argue of Laurel Hill reached
home Monday from delightful visit ia
New Orleans.
Mrs: S, Allain was in town Wednesday.
Mr., Alex Mann went to New Orleans on
business, Monday.
Mt. d. Merwin is away OH trip to
the city.
| Mrs. IS, Nee. Lawrason wcntto the city
on Tuesday.
Mr.. S. D. Barrow has e me to the city
to meet Mrs. Barrow returning from Cali
fornia. They will probably reach home
to-day.
Miss Stella Whitchurst will leave to-
day after having prolonged her visit OIL
account of the solicitations of friends.
Miss Susie Kilbonfne returned to Gin
ton Monday, after month spout with he'
brothers. family here. .
T.. P. Kilbourne loft Thursday for No"
Orleans.
Mrs, T.. Wolf aud children arc at home
again from their outing at the seas'oro'
Miss Mittie Fuglcr, the popular ant
efficient teacher of Poplar Spring sch"o
HIS resigned, in order to enter the Stat
Normal this year
Miss Hattie Levy Of White Castle ]
: the attractive guest Of Mrs. Thco. Meyer
Mr. Jos. Aronstein and family removed
On Wednesday from this place to Wood
willie. Miss. Their many friends re@re
their departure hut wish them success
and prosperity in their new home.
Miss Debbie LeSassier arrived thurs
day to spend several weeks at leca
Grove.
e Misses Hannah IN | Mary Town returne
c Thursday from Il business trip to the Guy
G Misses Jessie and Gretchen Irvine lei
=, Wednesday for the city
. Misses Amelia Mumfor'l and onS'
). Fisher leave to-day for their homes III I'll
city. 49,,
:. Mrs. I. U. Ball, ST., is visiting MIS-
-: Mr. and Mrs. johnson Armstrong
New Orleans came up YESTERDAY. J.,
Can't. Sam Pcnuywitt is WISHING Il
d friends here.
v Mr. J. Burrus McGchce was !" caller ;
= tho rectory Thursday. Since Inc ia n.
death of Rev. Mr.. Howe, MI Mc1ehee IN II;
/. heen officiating as lay reader Tor the Co'
l. yregation at Wooavlie' ;,
,. RI. Rev. Bishop sossums has appon3te
; Sunday, Sept, 18th to visit the chuien
Smithland.