The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1904-09-17
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs :. Z. McCard"ll re-
an extended trip to st. Louis and Hot
Springs. Arkansas.
Nes,rs. James A. Peterman. Jos.
Brig and c. A. Barbour departed on
Tuesday last for trip to the World :
Fair and other Northern points. We
wish them a pleasant trip.
Mr.. c. f. Borah returned home on
Tuesday from most pleasant trip to
the North.
Mr. w. Il. Kramer left on Monday
morning in company with Messrs.
VIM. FolSe. T. b. Gooch and Felix
Hausmann. of Patterson. for st. Louis.
to take in the sights at the big show.
Mrs. j. D. Saint. of Sunset. is vi>i-
ting her son, Percy.
Mr.. ChaS. Cook, now employed on
the Avoca plantation, in lower ST
Mary. spent Sunday last in town, on
a visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. O. d. Berwick. the genial pro-
prietor OF johnson plantation. was IN
town on business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kramer enter
tanned last Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Niell. Mr.. Thomas Wilson.
Miss Lucille Sawyer. Mr.. Frank Saw
YER and Mrs Preston King.
Mrs. Preston King and her two
children. from New Iberia are visiting
at the lovely home of Mrs. Will Kra-
mer. On Susie plantation.
Miss Ethel Kramer gave christen-
ing party las. Saturday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Ethel Carrie Kramer.
Of Chicago.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Walker is again at home
after delightful months visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Edna Smith, of Chi
cagO.
The many friends of Mr.. James
Fuulmy were pleased to see HIM on
our streets this week.
This morning before going to press.
We received pleasant call from Mr..
Gus Drews, of the Brownell-DreWS
Lumber Co.. of Morgan City.
Mr.. Paul Kramer returned home on
Thursday from pleasant ten day
trip to Covington. La.
The following teachers attended the
exercises of the Parish Institute held
here this week:
Mesdames F. G. Robertson. l.. V.
Redmond. A. V. Smith and Mrs.
Crone: Misses Aline Delvaile, Ellna
Pellerin. Louise GeneauX. Lucy Num-:
G. LeNormand. NJ. Wolford. Eva
Edgerly, Addie Gordy. Alice Therlot.
Florence Theriot. Marie Lancon,
Marie Lauve. Addie Mora, Lizzie
McHuch. Edith Going, LESSEE Collins,
Kate Marks. Aline Fry. Kate Hunter.
Nav F. Singleton, Mann Todd. Jessie
Troth. Lucille SWEET. Marguerite Ew-
ING. Ethel Cartright, Louise Abel
Lucy Alleman. Mary Smith. Villa
meth Green. Eloise Nash. Ella Meyer,
Sue Rochel. Quintard Baker. Nellie
Baker, Victoria Bourg. Lula Camp
bell. Sidonia Mcdaniel, Sophia
Ozenne, Ethel Costello, Ellen McClel-
Ian. Ella Bateman. Stella Watkins
Ella Compton. Edna GrevemberT
Messrs. Victor Lewis. {. A. Ives. Al
vim Covert. Jos. Aucoin. +. Labauve'
A. Y. Smith.
The Franklin brick yard, owned
by Messrs. Jno. r. Parkerson and
Geo. Mulholland above town, Is
kept busy Skipping it's Produc'
to different parts Of the country
They have just finished burning
two kilns OF the finest kind Of
brick, and have several large
! orders on hand to be filled.
Ifyou are in need of any pretty
rugs call at LOUIS LEWIS.
The theatrical season will at Fl
early date open at the opera ho4st
what promises to be its most sfc'
cessful season under the preien
management. The managers PR
fortunate in having securef
number of legitimate dramas o
the first rank, prominent am4ns
which may be mentioned "Twef tf
Night Miss Charlotte Burdet
starring as "Viola"), "A Ro4a
Slave" presented by Gordan$
Bennett in all the larger Easter
cities with uniform success, Johr
Griffin in Macbeth" and w. b
Patton in his latest success "Ih'
/ Last Rose Of Summer" A ney
star, Mr.. Frederick Rella, will APP
pear in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde:
in which double role he has beel
said to be the equal OF Richar'
Mansfield. Besides these STANDARD
plays, many popular musical AM
farce comedies and melo-drama
are contracted for.