The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-09-08
PERSONAL.

-ME. ID j. levin, VI OAduN3
was in town last week.
MIR. J. W. Miller, Of Boyce,
was in town Monday.
MIR. WIN. Polk Jr., of Moore
land, was in town last week.
Mr.. P. J. Sleet, of Bayou RIA.
pides, was in town last Thursday.
MIR. w. l.. Wilkinson, of
Boyce, was in town last Saturday.
Mrs. r. y. Loveland returned
last week from a visit to Northern
relatives.
MIR. U. II. Johns, of Cheney.
Vile, was in town several days
last week.
-Dr. j. f. Collins, of Media p.
O. st. Landry Parish, was i'll town
last week.
Mrs. Mackie Dunn has re-
moved to Boyce and is "running"
the Holton hotel.
| Misses Nell Biackman anu
Jeanette Richardson are visiting
friends in New Iberia.
Mr.. L. j. ketchum, of Harri.
sonburg, gave The DEMOCRAT an
appreciated call last Saturday.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
of the betrothaI OF Miss Ida Col
denberg to Mr.. Louis Nj. Schilllng'
MIR. Abe Kahn, formerly with
The sMeyer's Star Emporium, Is
now With Mr.. $. Rubin Oh Front
Street.
J Deputy Sheriff VIM. French
returned last Friday from d weeks
visit to his brother, Mr.. Compton
French, Of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Il. o. ellis, Of Long
Leaf, who has been visiting hel
relative, Mrs. j. II. Ransdell; re
J turned home last Friday.
; MIR. Il. f. Seller, recently Will
Mr. w. u. Wood, the market
houHe grocer, is now With MIR
John G. Rogers, on Front street
Misses Lessie Baltic, Kate
and Maggie Burgess will grace
the counters and prove attractive
features Of Mr.. Rubin's new store
tour Thomas" should return
from his wanderiDgs, otherwise
! the Council may not only ''dock'
his wages, but also legislate hln
out IF office.
-Messrs. Sol. and Nathan Mey
, or returned las Friday from a tou
t of the Eastern cities, where the.
. have purchased a large stock 0
new goods for the fall and winte
trade.
, MIR. Frank Osborn, heretofor
with Mr.. F. 3. Hemsnway, fprnl
ture dealer, corner Second ant
Jackson streets, has accepted ell
:. ployment with MIR. r. Cohn, an
!, will have charge Of the furnitnr
department of his new store o
Front street.
Mrs. Julie We'll, the popula
and fashionable milliuer on Secon
Street, opposite We'll Bros.
Rauer. returned from New Yor
, city several days ago, whittier sb
y purchased a large stock of good
It for the fall and winter trade, whic
Y will soon be opened, placed upo
J., the shelves and ready for the ii
spection of the ladies.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin returnc
o last Thursday from an extendc
! trip North. where Mr.. Rabln pa
Il chased mammoth stock of DIR
s. goods, notions, novelties, ETC.,
t. the latest designs and pattern
= which he is now opening and pl
- eng i'll position on the shelves
'e his handsome new store on Frol
it Street, where he will be please
20 to see his former patrons and II
p general public, as soon as they a
marked and ready for sale.
n. Mr.. George Bauer, pnrchasil
member of the firm of We'll Bro
al & Bauer, returned Sunday from
'g extended visit to the princip
Northern and Eastern cities. Du
ing his absence he purchased al il
mense stock of dry goods, clothin
shoes, ETC., for the approach!
of fall and winter season. A cOrdi
q invitation is extended to the +
i irons of the firm and the public
=" general to call and examine the
ch before purchasing elsewhere.