The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-03-02

Union, St. James parish, visited Don
aldsonville on business Tuesday an,
was welcome caller at this Office.
Miss Alice Braud, the lovely daugh
ter of Hon. Fl. c. Braud, of Burnside
returned Wednesday afternoon from
an extended visit to friends at Shreve
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker, O
Garyville, spent several d avs here yer,
pleasantly during the past week as til,
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Sidoniu:
Goette.
| j. f. Saxon, the capable manager o.
the Miles Company's Clark plantation
at Burnside, was among the out-of.
| town visitors to Donaldsonville this
morning.
DIR. A. A. Aucoin, of Plattenville,
the efficient health officer of Assump.
ton parish, was in town on business
yesterday forenoon and favored The
Chief with pleasant call.
Constable Willie Gre of the fourth
ward is repainting his residence in
Faubourg la Pipe a dark slate color
with light trimmings, which gives the
cottage very neat appearance.
Gustave Gre, of Faubourg la Pipe,
went to New Orleans to be in attend
ance at the bedside of his brother-in-
law, Fillmore Jorda, who died in that
city at 10 o'clock Wednesday fore
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy. Loiselcame up from
New Orleans last Saturday, afternoon
on visit to Mrs. Loisel's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Rodriguez, ST., of Eau.
bourg la Pipe, remaining until Monday
morning.
Jules Teberne, formerly of ST.
James parish, writes to The Chief
that he is now residing at 1926 Short
street, New Orleans, and requests that
the address of his paper be changed
accordingly.
The Independent Order of Chosen
Friends have leased the second story of
The Chief Office and are thoroughly
renoVating and remodelling it prepar-
atory to occupying the apartment as
lodge and club room.
DR.. John S. Thibaut, r. Hender-
son, Lucien Meyer, Fred. Landry and
DR.. Sheard Moore went to Plaquemine
Monday evening to attend meeting
of Acacia Lodge No. 116, F. and A.
NJ, returning Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo D. Gre, of New
Orleans, together with the latter's
brother, James Aueoin, who is attend
ng Tulane University, spent Sunday on
St. Emma plantation as the welcome
suests of Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Aucoin.
Rev. j G. Gonon, pastor of the
Catholic church at Cornerview, is
to make extensive altera-
ions and additions to that edifice
or the purpose of increasing its ca
'acity and improving its appearance.
Miss Linda Dossat, the charming
laughter of Mrs. Ida Dossat, has ac-
epted the position of cashier at To- ,
las bargain store made vacant by
ne resignation of Miss Elma Cary,
'ho was married in New Orleans Wed
esday.
After spending several days in DON /
ldsonville as the guest of her parents,
apt. and Mrs. V. Maurin, Mrs. C. E.
oates, accompanied by her bright lit
e sons, Charles and Victor, will leave {
morrow morning for her home at
'aton Rouge.
Mrs. Geo. w. Breckenridge and her
Weet little daughter, Josie Wee, who
ave been the guests of Mrs. Brecken-
dge's parents, Capt. aud Mrs. V.
Iaurin, for the past fortnight, left +
afternoon for their home i
ear t1ncdstIe3 q. 4
Inc Laf0dIaehe Mercantile Company 4
IS purchased from NJ. Tobias the two 3
is adjoining its establishment on the II
you road, below the Donaldsonville 0
ce mill, and will erect thereon large d
arehouse to meet the demands of it's y
creasing business. y;
DR.. E. S. Kyes, who has been prac- :,
ing his profession at Gonzales for 4
veral years, is contemplating remov- :,
g to New Orleans in the near future, -
ID is offering his Ascension property i
r sale alta reasonable figure. See
|. in another column. g
Henry Terrio, leading member of !,
'cension Council No. 1887, Knights
Columbus, visited New Iberia last
Inday to participate in the cere- OF
1nies attendant uDnn tho inikj alton | RI