The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-02-18
The Wehrnan Trio in Vocal and Instrumental 7e7e1le

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J. Arthur Charbonnet and Gustave
A. Llambias, of New Orleans, will
render the Quarrel scener from
Shakespeare tragedy of "Julins
Caesar as a specially between the
acts Of "a Debt of Honor which is
to be presented at Phoenix opera house
tomorrow night. Mr.. Charbonnet
will impersonate 'Brutus'' and Mr..
Llambias s.Cassius.
Misses Rosetta Boniel and Maud
Daniel are in Donaldsonville today
making arrangements for the appear
anee Of the Wehrman trio at Phoenix
opera house Monday night. The
young ladies are clever and entertain
ing advance representatives and are
meeting with much success. Miss
Bonie1 favored The Chief with an APP
preciated visit.
Arthur Michel, sr., the capable over
seer on Belle Terre plantation, IS
seriously i'll with pneum onia and his
condition is reported to have been
greatly aggravated by the death Of his
wife, which occurred Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Michel has filled his pres
ent position on Belle Terre for the
past 26 years, and is highly thought
OF by his employers AID large circle
of friends.
Five carloads of Tennessee Triumph,
Boston Peerless and New York Early
Rose seed potatoes have just been re-
ceived by Charles Maurin, the Missis-
sippi street grocer.
The Thibodaux Carnival Club has
sent The Chief an invitation to its
masquerade and fancy dress ball,
which will take place in the Thibodaux
opera house Tuesday evening, March
7. His Majesty, King Sucrose, will be
the guest of honor, and it is expected
that large number of the merry mon
arch loyal subjects will attend the
function and pay homage to their de-
voted sovereign.
The conditions of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Esneault, who are critically Ill
at their home in Faubourg la Pipe,
remain virtually unchanged. Owing
to the advanced ages of the venerable
couple their recovery is rendered ex-
tremely doubtful, but The Chief cher
ishes the hope that a change for the
better will soon manifest itself and
tn at Mr. and Mrs. Esneault will be
spared to their family and friends for
many years to come.
ALI. G. Whidden, business manager
Of The Chief, has received souvenir
postal card from r. n. Sims, who is
| at present in Havana in the interest of
the Rice Association of America. Mr..
Sims says I'D rather be in dear old
Donaldsonville right now than any
place I ever heard Of this side OF
Heaven" and it goes without saying
that his legion of friends at this end of
the line echo his desire and would be
greatly pleased to have it gratifed.
Another Case OF Rheumatism Cured by
ChamberIaiain's Pain Balm.
The efficiency of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in
the relief of rheumatism is being demonstrated
daily. Parker Triple Of Grigsby, Va, says
IEt.a 1,1p pofp Rolr hi MGR
menen relief + ON rheuma tism in the back
when everything else failed, and he would not
be without it. F,.r sale by \ Ray Drug Sore.
Mrs. Herbert Barton had the mis-
fortune TO sprain her ankle this week
and is forced to remain indoors as a
result of the painful accident. Two of
her charming daughters, Misses Mabel
and Ethel, are also on the sick list,
the former suffering with a severe at
tack of sore throat and the latter with
spell of the prevalent grippe. The
Chief joins the many friends of the
esteemed ladies in wishing them each
an early and complete recovery.
Mrs. Ellen r. Berry, the celebrated
dermatologist and president OF the E.
r. Berry Chemical Co., Of St. Louis,
was in town Thursday making ar
engagements to have her preparations
handled at the local pharmacies. She
is an exceptionally bright and inter-
esting talker and seems to be a hustler
| from ville-which accounts for
the immense success she has achieved
| ia her chosen occupation. While in
Donaldsonville Mrs. Berry was a
welcome caller at this Office.
Mrs. Joseph Cafero returned home
! Sunday evening from New Orleans,
where she has been undergoing a
course of medical treatment for the
| past several weeks. She was accom-
| panied by her husband, Joseph Ca
fiero, who went to New Orleans in
| order to be with his wife on her trip to
| Donaldsonville. Mrs. Cafiero will re-
turn to the city within the next few
i d avs to resume the treatment, which is
expected to reach a successful termi-
nation in the very near future.
The Chief tenders sincere sympathy
to L. B. Mattingly in the affection &C.
casioned by the death of his father,
| which occurred at Lebanon, KY, on
Saturday, Feb. 4. Mr.. Mattingly is
/ the genial and obliging general agent