The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-04-24
Texas & Pacific Railway
Time Table.

no. 30, Leaves Tor Thlb0daux...... - II 40 A.
No. SIS, Arrives from Thibodaux. ...... 3 100 P. II
EAPoLEoNyrLLE BRANCH.
No, 81, arrives from Napoleonvlle. $40 A. NJ
No. 90, Leaves for Napoeonvile.. -, II 40 A. NJ
No 49, Arrives from Napoleonyiile. 90 p. N
No. SO. Leaves for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. NJ
local freight trains each way daily, sunda.
excepted Z. B. MATTINGLY. Local Agent.
SATURDAY. APRIL ga, 1905
Special Trip Steamer Vlrgie.
% Monday, April 20, for the Sharp
Boote wedding, the Steamer Virgie
will make a special trip, leaving Don.
aldsonville at / O'Clock p. m. fol
Burnside. The boat will return tc
Donaldsonviile in time to leave or
her regular trip at 2.15.
Fare for ! O'Clock trip, so cents
round trip, good to return leaving
Burnside at 3 or 5 O'Clock same day.
Meet me At the Steamer ]. S. May 5
j. N. .Colomb visited New Orleans
Monday on business.
Emile oschwa1d. of Thibodanx,
spent Monday with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. J. G. Osehwald is spending the
week in New Orleans as the guest OF
relatives.
The event of the season will be The
moonlight excursion on the Steamer
=. S. May 3.
r. N. Sims vent TO New Orlean $
Thursday morning On business. re-
turning the anne night.
j. E'rohling, of Klotzyille, was
among the numerous visitors to Dom
aIdsonville last Sunday.
Attorneys E. II. Pugh and Walter
Lemann visited Napoleonvil1e Tues
day on professional business.
DR.. Numa Himel, of Welcome, was
in town Wednesday On business and
complimented The Chief with pleas
ant call.
Miss Lizzie Moebius left this morn
ing for New Orleans, where she will
spend a few weeks Wishing relatives
and friends.
Jules Dazet and Miss Julia Doyle,
OF New Orleans. were the guests this
week of Miss Edith Aucoin, of ST.
Emma plantation.
Representative Joseph Gonzales and
Postmaster John A. Marchand, OF
Gonzales, we're prominent visitors TO
Donaldsonville last Wednesday.
Lucien Meyer, of Hohen solms,
junior member Of the enterprising
mercantile firm Of Kahn & Meyer, was
ransacting business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry {. Landry and her pretty
little daughter, Beatrice, OF Lafayette,
are in town on visit to Mrs. Ian
dry $ parents. Capt. and Mrs. W. S.
Cary.
Miss Ethel Jackson returned to her
home in Gretna last Sunday, after
spending week here very pleasantly
as the guest of Misses Marie and
Cecfie Creoli.
Mrs. e. D. Gre and her little
daughter, Lydia. of New Orleans,
spent last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Aaeoin, of ST.
Emma plantation.
Through inadvertence, the name OF
E. Langheeker was substituted for that
OF f. B. Lemann in the list of directors
Of the Bank of Ascension published In
last weeks Chief.
Tiekt No. 1881 won the watch raf1ied
by Protective Hose Company No. 4,
and the holder of this number is. re-
quested to come forward and claim
the handsome timepieee.
Mrs. Geo. G. Belloeq and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Cannon, OF New Orleans,
attended the Dominique Veron and
Veron Brassett nuptials at the ST
Francis Of Assissium Catholic church
In Smoke Bend on Wednesday last.
Fred. Rogge, Sr., Miss Pearl Rogge
and Master Lee Rogge returned Mon
day afternoon from Gulfport, Miss,
where they spent couple of days as
she guests OF Mr.. Rogge's son-in.law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Smith.
The regular bi-annual election OF
municipal officers will be held next
Saturday, May |, and although there
is no opposition to the excellent ticket
recently nominated, every good citizen
should go TO the polls and cast his
ballot just as a matter of duty.
Lee J. Foret and Misses Jeanne and
Mia Foret and Bella Barker. OF
Valentine plantation, Lafourche par
ish, came to DonaldsonvilIe last Sun
day ID Mr.. Fores's automobile and
spent several hours very pleasantly
IS tbs guests Of Mrs. sldonins Goette.