The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-09-21

Miss Lula Polrrler returned h0me
last Saturday after spending some
time ia New Orleans. as the guest 0t
relatives ard friends.
Mayor Chas. Mauria, Attorney B.
J. Vega and Manager w. c. Hanson
OF Peytavtn plantation spent severS
days in New Orleans this week.
Col. A. ID. Vega left during the early
part of the week for New York, where
he will purchas a stock Of fall and
winter goods for his popular establish,
menE.
Mrs. j. 0. Dalferes returned Thurs.
day afternoon from pleasant visit to
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. a. Lawless, OF Crescent plan
tation.
Fl. Vernon Sims. the bright young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. z. n. Sims, left
Tuesday afternoon for Baton Rouge,
where he goes to matriculate as Q stu.
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Miss Virgie Braud, of Burnside, left
Tuesday for Jackson. Miss, to resume
her studies at Belhaven College. She
was accompanied by her father, Hon.
FL. C. Braud, and Mrs. II. C. Leake.
August Braud, a progressive young
druggist and enserprsing business
man OF Garyvilie, paid flying visit
TO Donaldsonville on Monday last
and was welcome caller at this Of
fee.
Mrs. K. a. Aucoin and her attract.
i've daughter, Miss Edith Aucoin, OF
St. Emma plantation. have returned
from a pleasant visit of several weeks
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Gre, OF New
Orleans.
Fred. j. Grace. of Plaquemine, Wis
tied Donaldsonville Thursday in the
interest of his candidacy for register
of the state land Office. and was COR
daily greeted by his host Of friends
aud acquaintance in this community
j. S. Danos, of Samstown, was ia
Donaldsonville today on business and
complimented The Chief with pleas"
ant call. Mr.. Danes Is the father OF
J. D. Danos, the enterprising young
manager of the Donaldsonville Furni-
ture Company.
Chief of Police H. Schatf, ST., re-
turned last Saturday evening from a
pleasant jaunt to Sea Breeze Island. in
the Gulf of Mexico, where he enjoyed
a weeks fishing in company with a
party OF gentlemen from Assumption
parish.
Mrs. F. Royce and her dainty little
daughter. Thelma. left Tuesday morn.
ing tor Gulfport, Miss, where they
will spend some time as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Smith and fam
lily. They were accompanied as far
as New Orleans by Mr.. Rogge, who
returned 20 Doualdsoayille Tuesday
afternoon.
The many friends OF Hon. and Mrs.
G. a. Gondran will rejoice with them
over the arrival OF sweet little
daughter, who found her way into the
pretty Gondran home in Chetimaches
street yesterday forenoon. The Chief
adds large share OF fluctuations and
wishes the dainty little one long life
filled with Joy and happiness.
Joe T.aHargue and Rumsey Duke
spent Sunday in New Orleans very
pleasantly as the guests OF Dave WE'LL,
one OF the best-known and most popu.
lar ''knights of the grip" touring this
section of the state. They returned
Monday morning aud forthwith pro-
ceeded to make all OF their friends
green with envy by telling Of the fine
time they had and the many delightful
experiences they enjoyed.
Senator 2. NJ. Lambremont, of St.
James. candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, was in Donaldsonville We'd
nesday evening circulating among old
friends and making new ones, and ex-
pressed himself as being well satisfied
with political conditions throughout
the state as he finds them. His nu-
merous supporters in this community
are confident OF his election to the
high Office to which he aspires.
The many friends OF L. Elmo Duke,
who is attending the Bingham Mill
tary School at Asheville, n. O., will
be pleased to learn that he has been
promoted from sergeant to sergeant
major in the military corps of tIFat in
stftution. The Chief congratulates the
young man upon his advancement and
feels confident that be will discharge
the duties of his new Office with credit
TO himself aud satisfaction to his
superior officers.