The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-01-28

! With relatives.
| "A new stock OF mems clothing and a
full line of the famous Hamilton Brown
shoes for children, misses and ladies
have just been received at Cheap
Tony's. Prices lower than ever and
quality guaranteed.
| Sidney Lewis, a member OF the board
of state engineers, arrived here Tues
day and left the following morning on
trip down Bayou Lafourche. MIR.
Lewis is making an inspection of the
| levees in the Pontch artrain levee dis
| trict.
| Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can always
| be prevented by the nse of Foley S Kidney Cure.
! S iii by Richard A st. Martin.
The jacksonville Cooperage Com
pany has engaged Ned Won Lctten as
bookkeeper, and the young man 8
many friends are confident th at he will
| fill the position with credit to himself
1 and entire satisfaction to his en-
ployers.
An enjoyable hop was siven at As
cension Hall Thursday night by the
| young men of the town. The evening
was just right for dancing and the
| music and floor were all that could be
| wished for. Dainty refreshments were
served in abund ance.
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Women find quick re1iefin .Thacher's
Liver and Blood Syrup.
r. E. Perez, prominent citizen OF
Plaquernines parish, accompanied by
by his family, arrived here Thursday
to attend the marriage Of his son, FL
dridgePerez, to Miss Aurelia Rodeillat,
which was solemnized at the Catholic
church at O'Clock p. n. Thursday.
A fine baby boy made his appear
ance Thursday morning at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Truxillo, in
Smoke Bend, and The Chief tenders
hearty congratulations anent the aus
picious event. It is gratifying to know
til at mother and child are doing well.
TRY a box of Marvelli spaghetti.
You'll be sure to like it. At Maurin's
Blue Store.
Mrs. James Teller came up from
New Orleans last Saturday to be at
the bedside of her brother, Edward
Won Lotion, ST., who has been seri-
ously i'll. She returned home Monday
morning, change for the better hav-
ing manifested itself in her brothers.
condition.
j. N. Colomb and Melville Israel
left here Friday afternoon Of last week
for Woodville, Miss, where they re-
NAMED until Wednesday as the guests
Of prominent local sportsman. The
gentlemen took along several bird
dogs and hunted partridges with much
success and enjoyment.
After spending week in Donald
sonville as the guest Of his brother,
Louis Dehon, Jules Dehon left for his
home in Philadelphia Monday morn
ing. He was accompanied by his
nephew, Jules Cook, who will matric-
ulate at one of the colleges in the
Pennsylvania city.
S. T.. Brasset, who was employed as
sugar-ma ker at L. NJ. Soniat's Cedar
Grove factory in Iberville parish, dur
ing the grinding season just con-
cluded, has returned to his. home IN
Smoke Bend and reports that the re-
suits obtained at Cedar Grove were
satisfactory in the extreme.
The Chief congratulates Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Landry upon the advent at
their home OF sweet baby girl, who is
the fourth child and second daughter
born to the happy couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Landry were formerly residents
OF this parish but are now living ~
Iberville, where Mr.. Landry is en-
ployed as manager OF the back ST.
Louis plan1dblOns
Edwin Poehe, who has been en-
ployed as assistant engineer at the
| powerhouse for the past two months,
resigned that position to accept sim
liar one on the Cunningham sugar
plantation at sugarland, Texas. Mr..
Poche is succeeded at the powerhouse
by ]. W. Byrnes, Of Virginia who will
also attend TO the duties OF assistant
electrician.
| Five carloads of seed potatoes have
been received at the Famous Hue
Store. Included in the shipment are
| such popular varieties as New York
Early Rose, Boston Peerless and len
nessee Triumph.