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Partition Sale.
state OF Louisiana Parish of Ascension Twenty
Seventh Judicial District Court
MRS. MARY e. Miller, ct ais
Us. No. 1856
IiOWENA WAs l., ct ais.

E9Y VIRTUE of and in obedience to an ordel
above named court IN the above entitled ans
numbered suit, and 10 me directed viii sell at
public auction 10 the last and highest bidder al
the principal front door Oh the courthouse of The
parish Of Asce nsion, IN the town OF L onaIdson
vile on
SATURDAY, JULY 3. 1909,
at IL O'Clock a. m, the following described prop
erty, to-uit:
First-A certain tract of land situated IL the
parish of Ascension. this state, and described as
follows to-yyit: All OF section thlrty-seVen 1877
in township nine t94, south range three 81 easi
of river, st. Helena meridian, containing ninety
four and three oHe-hundredths i9403) acres; to-
get her with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon and theTeunto belonging; and being
the same property acquired from the succession
of Mrs Anne Calista Wall, widow of the late
William Roberts, and is recorded IN Book OF Con-
yeyances No. 81, page III.
Second-A certain tract of land situated IN the
parish of Ascension, this state, and described as
follows: Lots numbers eleven and twelve III
and 12l in section % two. township 81 nine.
meridian, containing eighty and thlrty-slx one
hundredths t80.364 acres; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and there
unto belonging; being the same property &C
uuired from the succession of Mrs. Anne CaJist2
Wall, widow of the late William Roberts and is
recorded in Book of Conyeyances No. So page
III.
one horse, one mule, one wagon one buggy
and harness.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
e. G. HANSON.
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension.
Dona1dsonville, La, May 3d. 1909.
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ONCE MORE.

ThtBada,x Greys Hsnded Another Onion
BY the blues Errors Responsible
fcr All the Runs -LabadleviIIe
Tomorrow Ditto june 20.
Ia one of The hottest aud most inter
esting games ofthe season, The cham
pjon Blues defeated the crack Thibo-
daux Greys at cleveland Park last
Sunday afternoon by a score Of 4 TO i.
The locals tailed ali of their runs in
the fifth inning, when, with two men
down, Doherty muHed fly ia left
field and started a chain Of errors on
The Eart Of the visitors which permits
tt d the Blues to send four runners
across the pan The lone score
chaIked up BY tie Greys il the final
inning was also the result OF q miscue.
and had both teams played erroriess
bail the game might have been going
on yet, so evenly matched were the
CLASSY aggreg ations.
The tfiisial scorer tells the following
story nj the s;liey contest:
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DonaldsonYille. "a. June 9. 1eo9.

| D0naldSonYllie, La, june y, 1909.
The School Board of Ascension parish net il
call session this day at II q. M. with the follow
ing members present: E. n. Pugh, president; E
P. Afelaneon, Geo. Bergeron, Hy. c. Braud. W
| B. Stuart and Albert Muller. Absent: ProsiR5
| Rodriguez and j. E. Walker.
The minutes of the previous meeting of June 4
were read and approved.
| The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Be it hereby resolved. That the attention of the
public is directed to the report of the committee
| on industrial work IN the DonaldSonville high
school as presented in the meeting of June
that the mayor and members of the council OF
| the town of Bonaidsonville the president
officials and members of all the bene-
Violent organizations, and the general public
are hereby requested to join with the members
OF the school beard in q mass meeting to be held
in the high school auditorium, Monday, June 81,
at S p. m, for the purpose OF discussing the
feasibility of raising funds for the establishment
OF this department, and that the superintendent
be authorized to have present an authority on
this matter to present its advantages to tie
persons present.
On recoHsncndation'o the superintendent tie
following teachers were elected Tor thesession OF
t9e9-1910 with the condition that III supcs in
tendent make it obligatory that certain teachers
receive certificate of credits from a summer
school;
eak Grove CT, Chambers. Misses May Huey
and Clara Price.
tuteatosn-J. u. pnpuy Misses Emily Ro-
driguez. annie Eudgesls ana Lea blouin.
burnside Miss M aude Layille.
st. Asarg-HeIie Helene-Miss aIine j yraud, as
sistant.
Martin Miss May GiIshefski assistant
Gonway-SLiss Chester Pybas.
10 be assigned-Nliss Mary Slaughter.
There was submitted a communication from
the St. n airy ard Pelle Helene patrons setting
forth that the consolidation of these two
schools is desired. On motion. duly seconded
and carried, the consolidation was authorized as
well as the removal of the building from its
present location to the new site on Bowclen
plantation.
The bond of the Bank of DonaldsonviHe as
depository of the school funds was duly accepted
and ordered fled.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Be il hereby resolved, That the superintendent,
Q. j. Brown, be and is hereby directed and au-
thorized to receive from e. N Puen, for the
acquired by him from Joseph Gonzales and Alex
Gonzales by act before Jno. A. NGarchand notary
public, on the 18th day of May 1903, and re-
corded in the book Of convey ances of this parish
book 3d. page 49,
Mr.. Brand was unanimously elected chairman
pro tenn. of this body to act in the absence of the
president at future meetings.
There being no further business, the board ad-
joarned. EN-. PUGH, President.
G. j. BROWN, Secretary.
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Bids Wanted.

bids for the purchase OF the waterworks
1s standpipe in Louisiana Square, Donaldson
sonville will be received by the undersigned mp
Standpipe is ninety feet (9o'l high by eight feet
t8'} in diameter, and is made of the following
material: First forty feet 8 rings, of 5-l6 iron;
next thirty feet, 6 rings, of 3-16' iron; next
twenty feet rings, of 49, iron. Ladder on out
side and inside bottom to top; sides of 2''x3''
fiat iron, rungs of axis round iron.
For further information, address.
B. J. VEGA, Committeeman
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Mt. Zion-Miss Leila Kaufman.

Mt Zion-Miss Leila Kaufman.
Lake.. j. Bourgeois.
On motion of Mr.. Muller, duly seconded and
unanimously carried, the following ordinance
Was adopted
An ordinance of the parish board of school
directors of Ascension parish. setting forth and
establishing the boundaries of the Galvez dis
.r3cf eighth ward of said parish, as follows,
to-yit:
starting at point on the Amite river. OPP
posite Port Vincent, and proceeding IN a north
westerly direction along the bank of said river
to the junction of Bayou Manchac; thence up
Bayou Aanchac to the upper boundary of the
property of Ambrose Burns; thence in south
erly direction in more or less direct line along
the western boundaries of the property of said
Anbroise Burns, George Parker and others,
crossing the Hobart-Rankston public road, to
the property of David Miller Jr.; thence easterly
along the upper boundary of said property,
crossing the Gonzales public road, in more or
less direct line, including the proprties of F. c..
Parker. Charles Courtney, Brody Devall, Mrs.
Jake Kinehen, Adam Segario, estate of DR.. T. P.
st. Amant, and others to Henderson Bayou
bridge; thence along Henderson Bayou to the
point OF intersection of said bayou with Lake
Vilfar; thence in a northeasterly direction in a
more or less direct line following property lines,
to the point of starting on the Arnite river. op-
posite Port Vincent
The citizens of the Martin school community
were heartily commanded for their Efforts and
present success in raising funds for a new graded
Sch0o4 DulIClng.
The superintendent presented to the board an
tented statement of the expenses necessary for
maintaining the schools next session and pro-
vidiag for their steady growth, showing that the
total amount would approximate $42. GEO. This
was examined and approved by the individual
members. A committee consisting of the finance
committee members, the president of the board
and any other members who could do so, was
appointed to attend the meeting of the police
Jury next Wednesday and set forth these needs
to that body.
State Superintendent T, H. Harris, who was
present at the meeting, then made an inspiring
address to the members and visitors present, to
which the chairman responded with thanks for
the board.
The board then adjourned. HY. c. BRAUD,
G. J. BRowB, Chairman Fro Tenn
Secretary.
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Homestead Notices.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
New Orleans 7 a. NAV 10 1919

New Orleans, la, May IS. 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that BENJAMIN +.
N WEBB, OF Burnside P. o.. La, who, on May
), 1909, made homestead application No 02545,
for lots and s, c ofsw and W I of Ell. SEQ
ton o. township TO- south range east, S e d e of
river, St. II. meridian has filed notice Of in ten
ton to make final five year proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described, before James
S. Barman clerk of court, at Donaldsonville,
La, on the fifth day of July, 1863 Claimant
name as witnesses: Eugene G. Cansey, John Z
Simpson, w ilIiam B. Thibeau, Daniel G. Jones'
all of Burnside P. O.. La.
MATTER L. COHEN, Register
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On motion, duly seconded and carried, the fol-
lowing report of the committee on the establish
ment OF industrial work in the DonaldsonyilIe
high school was laid over to the next meeting
because there seemed to be no funds in sight for
such purpose:
We, the committee appointed by this body for
the purpose of recommending plans for the es-
Establishment of Industrial work in the Donald
sonviile high school, beg leave to submit the
following recommendations:
/. IN our judgment the establishment of such a
department is timely and viii be of great value
to the boys of said school.
?, The eqaioment should consist Of twenty
desks for mechanical drawing and the same
number of work benches each. with its equip
ment Of tools.
3. The cost OF said equipment VIII be between
seven hundred and thousand dollars. in GLIDING
materials TO be used in the work.
i. A special teacher should be employed for
this work, one thoroughly prepared IN this sub
ject.
3. Since the cost of such teacher viii be con-
siderable expense to the chooI board, that the
citizens OF Bonaldsonvil!e. through committees
from its various organizations be invited either
to solicit Subscriptions or hold joint fair for
the purpose of raising funds fer the necessary
equipment. GEO. BERGER0N,
PROSPER RODRIGUEZ.
E. 2. MELANCON.
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The bond Of the Bank of Bonaldsonvi1fe as the
fiscal agent of the board was presented and its
consideration postponed to next meeting.
Mr.. Muller reported the sale of the old Cal
bgssse school building on authority granted him
at the last meeting Of the board and the pro-
cee6s of ffty-ye dollars used for building fences
and otherwise improving the school grounds
This report was duly adopted.
On motion of Mr. Muller duly seconded and
carried the following local trustees were ap-
pointed:
nutchtoan AIessrs. A. A. King, 4. r. Ian
dry and A. il. Landry
Iake-Messrs. Luther B. Smiley. w. I. Smiley
and Ernest 8IoIbrough.
Johnson NJ essPs. VIM. johnson, Alb. James
ami u. f. Brous8ard
on motion of aIr. Rodriguez. duly seconded
ana unanimously carried, the following teachers
were elected for the session of 1909l91o tie
superintendent being authorized to attach a con
dition that they attend SIMMER school to such
as IN his Judgment. would be greatly benefited
thereby:
Elise Memorial Misses Dixie Hite and Alaaa
Smoke Bend Misses Loretta Monteeino and
Monte Braaford.
sacreneato Misses LINDA Thomason, Bertha
Michel and Ruby Clancy,
Estrton-Mrs. Egalilla Bonnet
ponaldsonyilie j. II. RJlsca, Misses Leila Ian
dry 9seliie Garrett 4daltGe Leehe, Katie Bigleyi
Ora Dalferes, Fannie Rohbock, Ber4a Green,
| Jeanne Landry and Madames Camille skolfeld
| and VI q. Tusson-
GonzaIes-D " Caldwell. Misses Mamie
Walker, Beatrice Matthew, Evela Poirrier aud
/ Myrza Bahin.
singletary Misses Ida Muller ana Felicie
Gonzales.
81 Anaant Misses Herminfe Nicaud Sarah
| t4irss1esski and Eta st. Afaart
Martin Miss ida harrington.
/ Gaihasse-fIoi Foutenot and Misses Anna
/ " hise and Eolanae A1elaneon.
Galvez IL. e. Cooper.
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Notice to rlortgage Credi-
tors.
OFFICE OF STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Parish of Ascension.

{
Donaldsonville, La, May y, 1909.
7 n conformity with Section 63 of Act No. 85 of
Il 1885, notice is hereby given to all parties hold
ing mortgages upon real estate located in the
parish of Ascension on which taxes for the year
1908 have not been paid, that viii begin the sale
of the same at the courthouse door on Saturday.
June &C. 1909, at IL a. M, and that number Of
pieces of property SO delinquent are now being
advertised in this newspaper, in conformity with
law preparatory to such sale. The attention of
mortgage creditors is especially called 10 these
advertisements of tax sales, and they are warned
to take such steps prior to the sale as may be
necessary to protect their rights.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector, Parish of
Ascension.
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Miss Olivia Muason and her brother,
Seephen Muason, of Napoleonville,
srent Sunday in town.
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NOTICE
To Masonic Temple Bond
Holders.

DonaldsonviIle, La May 90 1909.
A TTEE LAST meeting OF the board Of direct
n ors of the Masonic Temple, the following
numbered First Series Bonds were regularly
drawn for retirement June |, 1905 viz: I, ., 5,
Holders of the above numbered bonds, and
holders of interest coupons now due, viii please
present same for payment at the Bank OF Aseen-
sion, of this city. BY order of w. NJ.
FRED LANDRY,
Secret aTy
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Joseph Becknel, of New Hope plan
iatioa, spent Sunday with relatives 10
Whiteeasile.
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Mrs. ]. r. Becknel, of New Hope,
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L
a. Barber, of Ascension plantation
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Frank K. Sims spent Sunday very
pleasantly with friends IN Baton
Romeo
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j. n. Delaute, OF Prairieville, was
transacting business here Thursday.
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DIR. Numa Hinel, of Welcome, was
ID town Thursday on business.
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Benny Bronssard, the stalWart
young son of our good friend Ogden
Broussard, of Hobart, visited Don.
aldsongille Wednesday and was a
Welcome caller at this office.
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Mrs. 81. I. A5raud visited friends
ia PlaquemiGe last Sunday.
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Mrs. e A. Barber ard her Of
tractiye chi}dren. Irwin and hIearl, Of
Ascension plantation, were The guests
Sunday evening Of Mrs Up, BeckneI
and family, Of New Hope.
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r., N. Sims made a business trip TO
Eew Orleans during the week.
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II you're wise TO your own interest
you will not fail TO look over the ads
10 The Chief this week and every
sypeix
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An evening Of delightful entertain
mont is assured all who attend the
concert to be given at the G3t draa
Theatre next Monday night for the
benefit Of The Episcopal church.
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Miss louise Wsthan has returned to
+ her home ia Lebanon, Ky alters pepd-
ing The wihter here as The guest OF her
brother in law aud sister, Dr.. a. q
Mrs. s. Y. Vega.
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The adoption Of the report in its entirety was
moved BY Mr.. Muller and seconded by Mr..
Walker. Carried unanimously
On motion OF Mr. Muller, seconded by Mr..
Nelancon, the following report of the committee
on the establishment of an agricultural depaIt-
nlent " as unanimously adopted:
We. The committee on the establishment Of an
agricultural department in connection with one
of the schools of the New River section, recon-
mend that said department be established in
connection With lie Oak Grove school, pro-
viGed there shall be no expense for theestabisll-
ment OF this department other than there would
otherwise be for the maintenance Of the regular
course. HY. G. BRAUD.
ALBERT MULLER,
j. r. WALK EI2
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!. wv ateh DanaIdsonYllle grow.
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Miss Carmen Esnesntt entertained a
number Of her friends at an enjoy able
house party at her home 10 Faubourg
la Pipe on Wednesday last. Dancing
was INDUCED in during the day and
dainty refreshments were served.
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The next two day excursion iron
New Roads TO New Orleans will taks
place on Sunday and Monday, June
u and q. Train passes Donaldson
willie at 9.45 a. N. sunday, and, re-
turning, leaves New Orleans at 5 p. n
Monday. Good order ard comfort
guaranteed.
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Tie BIuts VIII Journey 70 Labadle.
vile tomorrow TO try conclusions with
the fast l.abadieviiie Greys, and On
suadaE, june 20, The latter will cams
TO Danaidsonyt3'e to take aeothel
shot at tne Blues il Cleveland Park
The teams have come toeeshef twice
before this season, beth games having
been COPIED BY he Blues in easy
STYLE
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gHIR0nAuN 1EREYs.

Summary Two base hits D. KnobIoch and
Roach Eases on balls-0R Hickey 2. Struck
out BY Hickey g. By KnohIoch 5. Left on bases
-Blues 3, Gtreys 2. double p'ays-Higg1ns to
Roach to FORD, KnobIoch to Howell Wild
pitch-S. Knobloch fassed BALD. Knebloch.
First base on errors-Blues 3. GIeys3. Umpire
-Acosta. Time OF gamel hour and 45 minutes.
ktteniance-8CD
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Prof. G. j. Brown, Aseension's
efficient superintendent Of public ed
ucation, left Thursday morning on q
tour of inspection Of the various
schools ia the seventh aud eighth
wards. He VIII return tomorrow.
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20 eyaejg matched we're the
- ) ~ -
CLASSY appF6g atoms.
= tYs;..
HE IIlSlal scorer tens the loiao"ths
Storm ~ tfa e,,itg contest.
= - -
DONALDsGNYILLE BLUES
4B r BIZ 20 A e
Roach, $. s---.- /
lis Eiae e319.. 81 .8b Is Q i
4 y, weber lb--- . . 8
Hickey. p g
| fi ,eFas4l' j. {. - '..=---- . .
Rodrigue' So 8 4 z = =
/ Totals---s1 q n {
THIBobhu1 GhE1s ).
poBerty. a. a,p' /
s i*ss,{y,a 3
l BoaereanS s, = 9 !
Ro5iehaaS, :. I'll 9
j i 5. Knob iocE g. )
s. knobioeh' p- 3 9 . !
Totals. u 10 9
BLUES ooo go o9z
..n- I1ns-- = 49, 90 "a
Hts 1oo Ill 0ol-l
Summary Two base hts 2 Pr, Ino5loeh t nnf
oat21sy Hickey 8. b. Knobloc6 5. LET on bass
Roach % FoEd Knebioch 70 Homell. Wi, WIG
FIRST FIRST base on eTrors-Biaes 8 Glegs3 Umpire
teeosI.te 15e q game he li' = minutes
Tie Blues win Journey TO Labadie.
:ii.s $1,000, $40. ,,5tf,,s-;xs,.. .t,i,F
the fast I.abadieviiie Greys, and o.
SUNDAY, Juoe 70, The latter will Gems
TO d. naidsonyt'5e 70 9ake aeeahel
shot at Inc Sioes in gleVelano i'ai :
Inc teams have eeme fosesfsf twice
49, eon,aa = ,Ee fs5,,ss i, aass
-
MISS LOUISE y . 'hsn = = 'soo'. 80 =
Ilef nome q IS osii9ps : 80 80.
sr,,ti,er in law and sister. Dr. an
Mrs s. n. Vera.
IoM' g s ',a' - = ! s
I've y - 'ossai : - -. .' 49, :; s
sow ore of The o0oiss5 a5a most I'd
freshIng spots ID. town.
! ra,.,5a,..aa
=. :. ..f,-..a- - .az MI s.
:. -. :, .', -, - ~, ,.aa.,s
- :. : 8, I, NJ 5 49,
sunday evening III MIS- } :. L. D6Ch1ISi=
and family, OF New Hope.
- T3-----.a - !,
ps15 = - s.,aaa aa'1aa.
oous ~ : e1 tI' 49, 80 A.,
= 800 : : vuoaaaee,.n "a mas :
-, -, 81 ~. :, s. ~.
57,-I,E-7..t....;
= ze.ils = IN M, 800 H..
~ = - - - 80 cssdaas.
49,, 49, 8 -. .la1d.r nm III ~
-, -, = 80 11,7iso,.rsl c,oroh
80
= -. ~ 81 :, -.
49, s. j..
,s,' l5e' 49,, - 10. : So - ~. $500
~ o.le - :. - 80 ! ~ 49,, ,as,
80 sAs' :. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. AZ Belle, Of
Port Barrow, left during the week f01
Mag Orleans. aeeoanauied by their
young son, Ralph. whom they placed
ia a sanitarium IN that city TO undergo
al operation for tonsilitis.
miss carnan F7sneafit entertained >
,an5er 81 her friends 81 an .epios able
honsa Marty at her home ID Fanboure
,zr.a.a.aa. ia naaoir.o
2 Estl}e " y sel'sa' - Cav = '4''e'''s
dsintg refreshments were served,
ffot' y. !. DFo"o' Ascension :
etiislenS si'elalieehaeas = puoit9 s..
ueatlon, lef5 THURSDAY morning on .
tour Of laspece1oh q a1e various
schools Ia the seventh anu e}ghth
wards. He VIII return tomorrow.
Nav Roads 10 Nav orleans will take
nI,ca ~ sunday ana Monday. June
y ara % Train passes Donaldson
ville III 9.45 i II SUNDAY, and. re-
4,,rnipo jeages Now orleans at5p n
Monday. Good order ard comfort
guaranteed,
ftar spandino several months here
..,.1aa,,,, 49,. ~ ta,, -. i IL.
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A Yery epi 2yable surprise party was
rendered Mrs. @. Crochet on Friday
evening OF last week at her hospitable
home Ia Darrews the coca sion being
The fftieah anniversary OF her birth
day Cards were INDUCED 10 for the
greater part OF the evening and the
pretsey prfz4 we're wea By Mrs. Rob
ert thinner, Miss Claudia Melancon
and Nests. Charles Baudeeaux and
Charles Crocfet. Mrs. Crochet was
very pleasantly remembered by her
manF friends Who presented her with
3 nnmher Of beautiful gifts. At tbs
Close of the del shtfal evening refresh
mems we're served ID abundance.
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Mrs. Z. P. Won Hole and her at
tractiVe daughter. Mics Pauline Rose,
left Monday morning for their summer
home at Manitou Springs, Colorado,
where they will spend the heated term.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A.. Belle, Of
Port Barrow. left during the week for
New Orleans, accompanied by their
young son, Ralph. whom they placed
10 a sanitarium IN that city TO undergo
al operation for tonsilitis.
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After spending several months here
as the welcome guest Of her SOP in Law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o
Bentley, Mrs. R. N. Sims, sr.. LEFT
Tuesday for a visit to Mir, and Mrs.
&. a.. Williams, of Crowley. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Bentley, who re.
turned hema the following afternoon.
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Louis Z. MaarIn, The talented and
handsome young son Of Mrs. s
Goette, returned last Hesk from Dali
las, Texas, where he has been filling
IA important position ID The faculty Of
she Holy Trinity College. The Chief
faias his MANS f ntIs ID welcoming
4i1n h me-. and wishes him a pleasant
summer 5 solaura.
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Nick W athen LEFT Monday afternoon
for his home ia Lebanon, KY, after
Spending several days here with rel
ablges and friends.