Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-27

MIS-. a.. y. ue tAillcS, VI boAo" P"
an agreeable visit to Mrs. Oscar Buras
last week and returned home on the I
Standard, Sunday morning.
The accommodating boat Standard, be- :
longing to Mr.. Oscar Buras, was out
of order and was prevented persulnglts
trips. The Success, OF oyster
vile, was chartered to replace it until
it is repaired and ready to resume bust
ness.
Mrs. J. Bernard was honored by a
visit from Mrs J. c.. de Armas. Mrs.
De Armas played several of the latest
airs on the piano, accompanied by her
son Eugene, on the violin. Among
those who enjoyed the delightful music
were Judge Z. Fellon, Mrs. \. de-
.Armas, B. Gale, F. Hauler and +.
Went from New Orleans, Misses l..
Winters, of New Orleans, and l.. Am
kella anu j.. DuIaS.
Mrs. L. Prosper Buras has been dan
gerously i'll for some time, but is how
convalescing, and is the recipient OF
congratulations from her numerous
friends.
The trim launches, Standard, De-
pendent and Reliance, have been very
busy the past week conveying the daily
shipments of oranges from Venice to
the Crescent City. The principal ship
pers were, Messrs. Oscar Buras, ).
Bernard, F. J. Blaise and L. Prosper
Buras.
Triumph.
Mrs. Richard Stoecker of Fort st,
Philip accompanied her sister, MISS
Rose Oueck, to New Orleans whence
the latter will leave Wednesday for her
home, New York City, via the Morgan
liner, Menus.
Mr.. SigmundSchenburger OF Triumph
left for Venice Monday, where ne Will
remain two weeks.
Mrs. Paul Rhiner left for Jesuits
Bend Sunday, to visit friends.
Mrs. Butler and son Charles, left for
New Orleans Sunday, to visit relatives.
Miss Kate Schoenberger of Triumph,
left for New Orleans where she will
resume her course in music.
Mr.. Benjamin Lauderbough and Esple
Cannon were visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs Chlldress, during
the past week.
Mr.. Paul Rhincr entertaines his
friends at a stag Sunday night. Those
present were; Dr.. H. L. Ballowe,
Messrs. Nunez, G. schoenberger, D.
Lombardo, ]. B. Fastening and $.
Wiley.
A hay ride was enjoyed by the young
folks of Triumph Sunday night. Re
freshments were served aboard the
wagon.
Miss Leona Butler of Neptune enter
tanned her friends at a social Saturda!
night. Dancing was kept up until
late hour. Those present were; Misses
Lille ~Schoenberger, Ethel Butler
Thelma Buras, Leona Butler, Lillian
Koebel, Messrs. Michel ~Schoenbrger
Charles Butler, Richard Stoecker
Meigs Childress, Sigsmund Schoen
berger, Joseph Butler, James Brophy
and Jno. Golden.
Misses Mollle and Annie Brophy wer
visitors during the past week at tn
home of Mesdames Childress an
) Schoenberger.
Mr.. Chas. Golden visited at the HON
? of Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs Childress Sur
7 day.
| The Little Workers, a literary soc
, ETY., was formed by the pupils Of I'll
:, Lower Buras school, Friday, Nov. /
' The following officers were electe
i Allen Elston, president, Ernest Cogn
e vich, vice-president, Miss M. Bura
!. sec. and Miss Juanita Butler, treasure
9 Exercises will be held at the scho
o house every Friday.
n A Negro Suicides.
Last Saturday a negro named Tayl
Floyde, ended his earthly career
E cutting his throat with a razon and
: is supposed that he committed Il
y rash act in a fit of dependency.
was sixty years Of age and at one til
n a pensiener on the parish and had re
T. ded in Oakville most of his life.
Nero.
J. Miss Nora Martin, Mrs. M. l.. Sew
=. and Mr.. Jaubert B. Savoie were I
- welcome guests Of Mrs. Bernard Saw
on Sunday.
10 Among the prominent visitors to
city this week were; Miss P. Drag
and MI. Jos. Dragon,
Mr.. Ursin Ansardi of Ostrica was
. guest of his mother, Mrs. D. Ansa
on Sunday.
e. Mr.. Geo. Holzhouser of the Cresc
I'd City, spent the week end with relativ