The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-06-09
PERSONAL.

Vile last week.
Mrs. 8. Isubin Ia visiting rela
lives In Shreveport.
Mr.. Il. II. Lewis, Of Poland,
was in town last Friday.
MIR. w. Il. Taylor, of Bayou
Rapides, was in town last Satur.
day.
Mr.. J hin Andrews, of Bayou
Eapides, WA in town on Saturday
last.
Mr.. /. Sackman left last Fri.
day for New York city on u bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Frank Osborn is visiting
her father, Mr.. L. II. Randolph,
Of Forest Hill.
CLERK of Court, G. l. Rams
dell, is sojonrning at Hot
Springs, Ark.
MIR. W. q. James, President
of The Police jury, was in town
last Saturday.
Mr.. j. B. Thigpen returned
last Friday night from a months
sc.journ at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. j. r. Thornton and
children returned Monday from
BDycp, where they had been visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Louis Schaelel, of Pine.
vile, returned Sunday from New
Orleans, whittier sue had been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. w. w. Wilmington LEFT,
last Friday for Milwaukee, Wis,
as u delegate to the Supreme
Lodge, Ancient Order United
Workmen.
Mr.. Paul Lisso, of Coushatta,
who has recently formed Il part.
nersllip with Mr. VIM. Hill for the
purchase of cotton, WAS in town
last week.
Mr.. }. T. Alexander, accom-.
panied by Mrs. j. w. Alexander
and children, left last week for
Buff 10 Springs, Va, where they
will spend the summer.
MIR. K. l.. Tanner and Miss
Honor BarStOw. of RapileS Dar.
ish, graduated from the State Nor.
NAL School, at Natchitoches, at
'he session just closed.
Mr.. j. b. Uolluman, of liar.
risonburg, Catahonla Parish, is in
town, prospecting for a suitable
location, with the view of enga-
ging in the mercantile business.
Misses Sarah Barrett, Flo
Staples, jamie Hickman, Mat
Ringgoid and Elise Hynson re.
turned last week from tho State
Normal School at Natchitoches.
Mr.. Allen Brashear gave the
DEMOCRAT an appreciated call on
Saturday afternoon. He will com.
meuce to rebuild Immediately on
the site where his residence was
destroyed by fire some time ago
Mr.. Bernard Meyer, of Bayou
Rapi1es, was in town last Sat,lr
lay, He Informed representa-
tive OF the DEMOCRAT that III
was having a wind mill erected OF
his plantation for the purpose Of
pumping water from a well for his
stock.
Mr.. Le,lonx e. Smith, an erst
while resident of this vity, but now
| Assistant State Treasurer at Bat
ION Rouge, was in town Monday
exchanging greetings with his
legion nf friends and favored tht
DEMOCRAT with an enjoyable call
Mr.. Dan Johnston, recent,
Principal of the Public School al
Pollock, was in town Monday and
gave the editor an agreeable call
Mr.. johnson is an applicant to fill
the remaining vacancy in the corps
Of teachers for the Alexandria
Public School.
The DEMOCRAT has received
au invitation from Mr.. and Mrs
John Kramer to attend the mar
liage of their daughter, Miss An
ME, to Mr.. Dan Jacobs, at St
Francis Xayiel's Catholic Church
on Tuesday morning, June 15t!
1897, at I o'clock.
Harrison Dennis, the popula
tonsorial artist of Alexandra I, will
remove to day into his old quart
crs in the Setback building OF
Murray Street. He has the fines
set of barber fixtures outside o
the city of New Orleans and is a
,tuit in his vocation.
The DEMOCRAT is in receip
of an invitation from the Senio
Glass, to attend the Commence
meDt Exercises of the Louisiau;
State University and A. and NJ
College, on Wednesday, June 16tl
1897, University Pavilion, Bato'
Rouge.
We noted last week the crit
Cal illness Of Hon. Jos. Il. Meeker
President of the Red River, Al
chafalaya and Bayou Boeuf Leve
Board and one of the largest an,
most successful sugar planters il