The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-02-16

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= Donaldsonvillian who is present
Z. fllling a responsible position on We,
NJ over plantation, West Baton Rou
parish, spent Tuesday here as t
T. guest of his parents.
\ Mrs. Geo. W. Breckenridge and h
Z. wlnsome little daughter, Josie We
OF Fincastle, Va, are the guests
:. MRS. breckenridge parents, Car
and Mrs. V. Maurin, with whom thu
, will spend a fortnight.
{. The town council is scheduled
meet in regular monthly session at
O'Clock p. m. next Wednesday. ii
: zOth inst, when bids for the install
t1on OF an electric fire alarm syste
will be opened and discussed, an
the contract awarded,
Through the medium of post;
card The Chief learns that Mic MAR,
I q popular young Donaldsonville mi,
oIoglst, is now officiating behind tt
bar at the Elk Cafe, Crowley. n
doubt Mic will take kindly to Aeadi
and Acadians to him.
A sweet little girl made her appear
ance Tuesday night at the home {
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Constantin. i
faubourg la Pipe, and the auspfciou
event is eliciting congratulation
galore from the numerous friends q
the happy parents.
The corps of statesmen in j. A
Dalferes' Mississippi street store ha
oeen increased by the addition o
sabin Dalferes, polite and obligin.
young man, who will take great pleas
ure IN receiving his friends at thi,
Weil-known establishment.
L. E. Bentley, special deputy col
lector of customs at the port of New
Orleans, left Wednesday morning TO,
| 81. Louis to attend a meeting of the
Knights of Honor executive COMMITTEES
and IS expected to return tomorrow
night OR Monday forenoon.
After enjoying the carnival gayeties,
Mrs. E. A. Thibodaux and her pretty
little daughter, Dorothy Nav, re-
turned this morning from New Or.
leans, accompanied by their hostess,
Mrs. Carrie Curtis, who will spend
several days here as the guest of Mrs.
Thibodaux.
Deputy Sheriff Lucien Aeosta and
Gervais Hebert, having in charge the
latter wife, Mrs. Oceana Hebert, who
was recently interdicted after due pro-
cess OF law, left this forenoon for
Jackson to place the unfortunate wo-
man In the state insane asylum at that
place.
Among the prominent Ascensionites
who visited Donaldsonville during the
past week for the purpose of attending
the meetings of the police jury and
parish school board were G. B. Reuss.
Hohen Solms; M. G. Sevario, Acy:
George Bergeron, Barton; l.. w.
Armitage, barrow; J. C. Klos, Belle
Helene; Leon Picard, Dutchtown: A,
l. Picard, Gonzales, and M athias Ro-
driguez, Mccall.
Joseph Eris, who has been serving
patrons of George Landry's Welcome
Cafe with liquid refreshment for sew
sral years, and who has made himself |
very popular with those who occa.
descend from the aqua pura |
vehicle, has purchased hall interest |
a Sans Cafe aud will hereafter be |
ound at the latter place, where he will |
continue to serve his friends with the |
1est of drinkables in the most court
sous and obliging manner.
The meeting to be held in the rooms
If the erstwhile Ascension Club at IL
o'clock a. m. tomorrow, the 18th inst,
or the purpose of launching a sue
'essor to that popular organization,
promises to prove successful in every
PARTICULAR, and il the number and
haraeter of the names appearing on
he list of prospective ch arter members
nay be taken as a criterion, the new
Tub should prove every bit as rep
sentative, progressive and influential
IS it's honored predecessor.
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The many friends of f. Madere, one
f the best-known and most popular
knights" of the grip in this section of
o be found in the state, will be pleased
o learn that he is now representing
he wholesale supply house of j. C.
dorris & Co., Ltd, of New Orleans,
md will travel regularly through the
4afourche and Teche valleys. Mr..
fadere is frst-class man ia every
fay, and the establishment he repre-
ents is generally conceded to be the
est in the state in its lines of bust
ess.
The Married Woman's Whist Club
las delightfully."- entertained Thursda y
fternoon by Mrs. G. B. Reuss at the
retty home of Mrs. G. A. Gondran,
4 Chetimaches street. An unusual
egree of interest was manifested in
1e games, and after very enjoyable
cries it was found that Mrs. Fl. G.
Vhiteman had scored the highest num-
er of points and captured the prize,
q exquisite cut-glass dish. Those
resent, besides the gracious hostess,
ere Mesdames T. H. Hanson, r. N. /
inns, Jr., 81. G. Whiteman, E. K.
inns, GA. Gondran, and G. Donnaud
entley.
Edwin r. Pintado, an ex- attaehe of
he Chief and son of A. V. Pintado,
former resident of Donaldsonville,
nd Miss Ida Leblanc, charming
Dung lady of Assumption parish,
ere married on the 30th ultimo and
ave taken up their residence on Elm
all plantation, where the groom is
employed. The wedding took
lace at the residence of the brides