Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
PARISH NEWS.

PARISH NEWS.
City Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Dragon spent the Ga:
with Mrs. Nolan ST., lately. 3:
Mrs. Felix TreadaWay and daughter
visited with Mrs. Nolan last
Miss Seraphine Soils, Of AlCiers spent
Sunday with Mrs. Victor TFeads~a:.
Miss Leontine Martin Of New Or
leans, and two little nieces, Gertrude
and Lucy, were visitors here TUESDAY,
returning to the city Wednesday.
Miss Luella Eouselie Of Happy Jack,
is visiting her grandparents at TINS
place for the week.
Miss Ncttie Menge and her ~Ncphews,
Harold and Herman Nolan, made d trip
to the city last Monday.
Mr.. William Treadaway, of Ne" Or
leans. came Sunday to visit parents
and relatives, returning Tuesday.
Mr., Alcede Treadaway returned home
Monday night from the city,atter a two
weeks absence.
A merry party Of young people from
this place visited the sugar house at
MAGNOLIA Tuesday evening.
Pointe=a=la=tiaCte.
Health Officer Dr.. c. Y. SeagIe, was
a very pleasant caller at cur office on
Thursday.
Parish Treasurer Jos. Savoie. was IN
our town on Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Fox was in u town On
business Thursday.
Mr.. Glenn Hingle, after spending a
few days in New Orleans, returned &c
his home Wednesday night.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Edith Harriet Leo
pold to Mr.. Joseph Haspel, on Tuesday
Nov, %. The bride, who is a charming
and accomplished young lady, is tn
daughter of Hon. Simon Leopold.
AS we go to press, the news reache
rs that the election in St. Bernar'
parish for the Office Of sheriff resulte
in a victory for Judge Albert Estop'ns
Jr, The vote was, Judge Albert rs
topinal Jr. 252, and Judge N. H. Nune
l48, Estopinal's majority, therefore
being ]O4 and the total vote being 4V'
BurrwOod.
The Burrwood school teacher, Nj:
Clara Steen. arrived On the End OF NO
on the launch Dependent. Miss Stet
was received by Judge De!eSdernl
and escorted to his home. where 81
will reside. School opened on the
with quite a large attendance and
increase Of about Is is expected IN Il
next few days. Miss Steen was mt
| duced by Mr.. J. D. Coleman, I
most interesting gentleman IN bu'
= wood. at the large meeting which to
place on Nov. 3. and was held to II
. Their the interest of the grand ball.
GRAND BALL.
Fer the benefit of the Burr"c
school on Nov. Is, 1909. All are cordl
Il invited to attend. Boys bring the g
y and purchase a unique program.
y, Destroyed by Fire.
u On Wednesday night at II o,clo
It the store on Deer Range plantatl
n owned by Hon. T. S. Wilkinson
q operated by L. L. Lewis and X. re
.Jr,, burned to the ground. AS tar
) we can learn it was a total loss.
Il Lewis was in the store at the til
'd working on his books, when some
Re on the outside discovered the fire IN
N room on the second floor. 1t IS
nosed that the fire was caused by !
pnawing or some matches that "
i left lying on the table.
~ Police Jury Wins Again.
VI The Supreme Court on last Tues(
10 decided the celebrated Parish Tr
~ urer case in favor Of the Police )
C. and against Felix S. Hingle the
:, mer treasurer. The suit was broi
when the Police Jury elected Mr..
"a Savoie, the Parish Treasurer after
Is Hingle's term had expired, the Ia
lie. . taking the contrary view and CLAIR
in that his tenure had five months To-
he to run.
i, Former Judge N. H. Nunez DEC
IN the matter against the plaintiff
cir court of appeals sustained him and
Supreme Court as above related,
at frmed the decision of the Court OF
wn peals.
-, Following is the syllabus OF the
of which chief Justice Breaux was
10 organ:
ties State ex rel. James Wilkinson,
ley trict Attorney, VS.. Felix S. Hing
&C |, Term Of Office: The parish t
urer was elected for two years |
W." provision of act 121 of 1898. he
Clle entitled to hold over until his succ
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