The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-07-28
S Ocial GIeanings.

Miss Irene Scott. of Berwick, is on
visit to Mrs. Downing
Miss Marie Pelret is visiting her sister
Mrs. Sigur, on Glencoe.
, Mrs. Thos keyho, of Houston, is nov
with her mother, Mrs. Carson.
Miss Guidry has gone to Houma on
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. julius Lnnd, of Calumet, was il
own for few days this week.
Mr.. G.. H. Cambre made short bust
ness trip to Lafayette on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Underwood, who has beer
quite sick is now rapidly recovering.
Miss Stella Tarton is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. sydney Cross, of Bayou Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Delaumc were
visitors to the Crescent City this week.
Mrs. Edwin Ferry. Of New Or
leans is on visit to Mrs. u. n. Foster
Mr.. Ed. w. Hanson was among the 50.
journers in the Crescent City this week,
Mrs. Chas. bert is entertaining her
Mrs. J. II, Clark, of East Feliciaua, is
on visit to her father, Mr.. Jordan Cox
Mr.. Sydney Cross and little son, Of
Bayou Sale, were in town on Thursday
Mr.. G. f. Borah went to New Iberia
Thursday to attend to some land busl-
ness
Mrs, Ralph Hinc is in Crowley where
she will spend some time with her hus-
band.
DR., Richard. Of New Orleans, was a
visitor to the Katie plantation during the
week.
Mr.. David Todd prominent lawyer
of New Iberia, was in town this week on
business.
Mr., Scott Tucker. the engineer on the
dredge boat, is laid up at the Sanitalum
with fever.
Miss Maggie Pcterman, Of Cvprcmort,
is visiting her brother. MI Wilson
Peterman.
Mr.. John c. Lewis. the efficient Mayor
of our town, was in New Orleans on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denbo, of Lafayette, were
visiting their many friends in town dur
ing the week.
Miss Jessie Smith is now on the high
road to recovery, to the delight of her
many friends,
Mr.. Chas. Buck, of New Orleans, one
of the attorneys in the Schwan case, left |
on Thursday.
Miss Caro- Lyman spent IA few days
with Mr.. Oscar Berwick's family on |
Bayou Sale recently.
Mrs. I. F. Frerc, of Glencoe, spent |
several days this week with her sste:.
Mrs. Prescott Foster.
Mr.. Fred Wilbert, of Plaquemne. is
visiting at the hospitablc home of Mr.
on Oak Hill.
Mrs. w. S. Osthcimer and children left
asst Tuesday for Houma, where they will
Dc away several weeks.
Mrs Todd and Miss Helen Todd left
sor Bayou Sale on Monday intending to
iisit relatives down there.
Sunday a number OF people from
franklin and vicinity took the excursion
rom New Orleans TO New Iberia.
Mr.. Mentz. one of the lawyers in the
"a /
cturned to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Davis after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ernest Smith, returned to
Ter home in Schriever on Thursday.
Miss Selena Jackson, accompanied by
'Ir. Eddie Zylicz, both of New Orleans
we're excursion visitors to franklin sun
lay.
Mr. !. J. Shea the manager in charge
# the work of the canal, was in town
friday from Chicago, where he has been
N business.
A number of st. Maryians who were
Interested in the Schwan case came to ;
Tuesday by way of the Bayou
n steam launch.
M j A. Duplan, the Manager of the
Telephone Co. in our sister
own, Patterson, was business visitor
. Franklin on Thursday last.
Miss Mary Gonrdain, who has been
listing her sister, Mrs. E. "A. Delahous- i
aye, returned to her home in New Or
cans on Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Brown and brother Cliff Z
,rd, Of Cypremort, passed through
rankin this week en- route to Canada,
here they will remain all summer.
Miss Dora Saunder who have been
isiting friends and relatives in town for
,c past two months returned to her {
ONE in New Orlean Sunday evening.
Miss Edna Walker, with her brother, +
win, left on Thursday to visit relatives
| Lexington, Kentucky. Before return !,
g Miss Walker will take in the beau
cs of Niagara Falls. e
Miss Rose Higgins, who for so long i
nd charge of the millinery department +
O'Nielrs and who made many friends :,
our midst, has gone to Louisville where
he will remain permanently.
A large crowd gathered in St Hcena's II
hurch. Cypremort, on Wednesday even q
g, to witness the marriage of Miss n
lothilde Theriot and Mr.. Nick. Melan-
N, of Baldwin. The BANNER congrat !.
ates the happy young couple. /;
Mrs Mentz and children are visiting p
lends out at Rugby, they will soon go r.
Mrs. Concerts on Main street, from q
hich point they will meet and visit old
ne friends of whom there are legion )
,lighted to welcome Mrs. Mentz in t
rankin again.
On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies