The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-06-02
PERSONAL.

MT. FHl0 soWlLN, VI Royce,
WAS in town last Thursday.
MIR. Mr.. G.. W. Mr(ice, OF Pol.
lock, vas In town last week.
--Col. 7. G. Wheadon, of Moore
land, was in town last week.
Miss Maggie Perley is visiting
relatives ut Marthayille.
Mr.. 9. a. Dowty, Of Boyce,
was in town Monday.
MIR. Il. II. lOMlwin, Of Moore.
land, was in town last Friday.
MIR. Phil Sleet, Of Bayou Rap.
idea, was in town hast Saturday.
Hon. j. Il. Arjail and wife
went to New Orleans last week.
MIR. John Allen. Of Bayon Rap
i,les, was in town on Saturday.
Miss Smith, of Robeline, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robt. Ir.
wing.
Capt. j. W. Texada, of Bsyou
Eapiles, was in town OH Saturday
last
-Afessrs. j. w. Miller aud B. G.
Dean, of Boyce, were In town last
week.
Misses Mary and Cora Hiek.
man, of Boyce, are visiting Mrs.
j. w. Alexander.
Miss Mai Pierson, of Natchi.
toches, was the guest last week,
of Miss Nell Blackman.
Mrs. Robert Mays left yaster.
day to visit relatives at Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. ". G. johnson left for
Marlin, Texas. last week, to visit
her father, who was quite i'll.
Mr.. u. #. Davis, of Moreland,
land, gave the DEMOCRAT an ap.
preciated call one day last week.
Our friend, Major Fred Seip,
OF Bayou Rapldes, gave us al ap.
preciated call on Monday.
MIR. J. NJ. Bender. of the Ben
der Wagon Factory, returned last
week, from q visit to Texarkana.
-Mes,lames |. W. and j. N.
Ball, left Saturday morning on a
visit of several weeks, to relatives
at Magnolia, Miss.
Miss Fannie Davis, Of Moore.
land. returned last week, to Ter.
rell, Bienvillc parish. where she
has been teaching school.
Miss Mary Hunter left Sun.
day to yisi, her sister, Mrs. A. j.
Herizog, of Derry, Natchitoches
parish.
Mr.. Lyman Bryan, of Lake
Charles, WAS in town Monday and
favored the DEMOCRAT with a
pleasant call.
Mr.. Henry Radcliffe, of Ope.
lonsas, has been in town several
days, visiting his mother, brother
and sisters.
MIR. d. Saakman returned
Monday from u visit Of several
weeks to relatives at Pensacola,
Ella.
Mr.. r. A. Hunter left Sunday
for Colfax, to take stenographic
testimony in a case on trial before
the District Court.
Mrs. g, e. Brown, of FL Paso,
Texas, was in town last week, Wis
ting her father Mr.. w. A. Griffin
and sister, Mrs. ". ID. Smith.
Mr.. N. j. Dunnam was in town
last week. Reported that the sue.
cession Of cool nights had injured
the stand of cotton and that rain
was now needed.
-Messrs. Il. NJ. e. Duncan,
and j. w. Duncan, of WelchtoD,
were initiated last Wednesday,
night into the Alexandria Lodge
No. 3410, Knights Of Houor.
MIR. w. w. Wilmington, Jr.,
returned Sunday night from South.
err Louisiana, where he has been
organizing lodges of the Ancient
Order United Workmen.
Miss Jennie Ratcliffe returned
from New Orleans last Saturday,
where she had been for some time,
engaged in the study Of bookkeep.
ing and stenography.
MIR. VIM. Hill Of the Arm OF
VIM. Hill & CO., cotton buyers OF
Alexandria, left Sunday via New
Orleans for Liverpool, whittier he
goes to make arrangements to ship
cotton direct to the English spin.
ners. He expects to be absent
about two months and proposes to
visit all the commercial centres OF
Europe before he returns. He has
engaged passage OH the steamship
Louisiana from New Orleans.
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