The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-11-29
PER ONAL.S.

RSb\S1VAVS0ASA>s
Mr. Fred Marsh paid a visit to
Bayou Sale Sunday.
Mr. A N Young spent Sunday in
New Iberia visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Berwick
spent Saturday on Bayou Sale.
Miss Cora McCardell left Thurs-
day to visit relatives in Rosedale.
Mr. John Dalton, of Morgan City.
attended court here Wednesday.
Mr. Percy Saint left Tuesday for
Sunset to spend few days with
his mother.
Mr. o D Berwick, who has been
on the sick list for . week or more,
Is now up again.
Miss I Baker, of Cypremcrt, was
the guest of Mrs Wilbur Kramer
on Thanksgiving.
Mrs DR. Motion, of New Orleans,
spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents on Belleview.
DR. Dave Berwick, of Jennings,
spent Sunday in town visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. Wilson McKerall and Mrs
Mary Cross spent the f1rst:part of
the week in New Orleans.
Mr. John Baldwin, of Baldwin,
and Mr. j B Brown, of Glencoe,
were in town on Wednesday.
Mr. Marcus Walker came up
from New Orleans to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mr.. Ferdinand Claiborne, q
lawyer of New Roads, was q guest
last week at the home of Senator
Foster.
Mr.. Irwin Walker came in from
Weeks Island on Sunday and re-.
NAMED until Monday visiting rel
atives.
Miss Josie Lobdell, one of our
popular teachers, went to New
Iberia Wednesday to remain until
Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. O'Niell and Paul
Kramer, of Patterson, came up
Thursday to spend the day with
relatives.
Mrs F P Davis and children
have returned to their home in
Schriever after q lengthy stay
among relatives.
Miss Edna Walker who has
been spending the summer in
Kentucky returned home Saturday
to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs. Amy Ferry and Misses Les
ter and Bradley who spent several
days last week with Miss Helen
Brig returned to their home in
New Orleans Sunday.
Miss Carrie McHugh who has
been in the employ Of . rice firm
at Rayne, for the past summer,
homo last week to accept
the position of stenographer at the
Stirling refinery.
The usual meeting of the Ladies'
Club took place at Miss
Helen Smiths on Wednesday at.
ternoon. This meeting proved no
exception in being . very delight.
full one and there was q large at.
of members. The drst
prize was won by Miss Kent and
The second by Miss Brig.
Capt. A Gouner. Of Berwick, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Charles A O'Niell visited Abbes
Ville during the week on business.
Mr.. John B. Roberts was in Morgan
city1recently attending to legal business.
Mrs. Murdoch and children are the
quests Of Mrs. 4. NJ. Underwood, on
Belleview.
Mrs. Lille C. Todd and daughter,
Florence spent several days in franklin
his week visiting friends aud relatives.
Senator NJ. J. Foster departed Friday
or New Orleans, thence to Washington.
vhere no goes to attend the session OF
Congress.
Messrs. Henry Jacobs. Thos. Their.
,uson. Geo. Vinson. A. Gilmore and
several 9th rs of Berwick were in town
~ business Friday.
Misses Sidonie and Stella Tarlton ems
ertaiLed Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Borah, DR..
md Mrs. D. N. Foster. Miss Helen Brig,
Mrs. Amy Ferry, Messrs. Robertson and
hanson at . luncheon last Thursday
'veuing week in honor Of their guests,
Misses Lester and Bradley, Of New Or.
cans.
II you wish to m axe q Christ
mas present and are looking for
Iomething out of the ordinary