Lower coast gazette., 1909-10-30
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Thos. COs3p was q business VISITOR III
the Crescent City Thursday:
Several levee contracts were let at
the State Board Of Engineers office, IN
which Hon. Simon Leopold ard Clarence
Heartily were two Of the successful
bidders.
Mr.. Patrick Arroyo was in our town
SUNDAY. the guest Of Mir. and Mrs.
Divide CoSse.
Mr.. Henry Hingle spent Sunday at
the home Of Mrs. Salvador Hingie.
Judge Y. f. lIinslr has returned
home after a strenuous ten days stay
in ST. Bernard parish.
Friday was d lively one here, there
being quite a jolly bunch OF teachers to
attend the meeting at the courthouse.
Mrs. r L. Hingle and little son I'm
met. have returned to t%heirhomc. alter
spending quite an agreeable two weeks
STAY at the home Of her mother Mrs.
Felix Borne Of Algicrs.
Some one placed a very pretty rose
bud on the Secretarya desk. VINO
cver the fair damsel may be, the sec
retaTv acknowledges same, with
thanks. i
Hon. Simon Leopold was in our town
on business one day this week.
Frederick c. Marx paid the GAZETTE
force a very agreeable call Thursday
night. Mr.. Marx is the same jolly
good fellow as OF old.
After enjoying a pleasant moonlight
ride On the river in the "Bi'l Eally'
Thursday night, aad having given a
rousing cheer for Captain Weeks, the
Young ladies' next turned their atten-
ton to the printing-ot'ice and the
GAZETTE was hororeG by a very pleas
ant and agreeable call from a beVy OF
!, pretty teachers. Come again girls.
Charlie Schayot left here yesterday
' for New Orleans, to take in the TAFT
' festivities.
6 Walter Vil!erv. Of the State Board OF
l Engineers office, did some work on the
levee her. last "Wednesday.
s Rene Martin spent Tue3dao in Ne"
= Orleans.
i The Magnolia andMyrtle Grove sugar
\ mill begin the grinding season on Nov
= |. Quite a number of our people have
j. secured employment at these mills an(
- are bidding adieu's today for their two
:. months stay from home.
'e We are sorry to hear that our friend
Is Mr.. R. L. Chandler, who lately arrived
It in our midst from Pointc Coupee, ]
e. contemplating leaving US Hewill &C
IN cent a position on Stanton plantation
The work of cleaning the back leve
y of weeds and trash by means OF fire be
&c gan yesterday and thus far the pla
81 has been most successful. 1t is hope
~ that the levee will be ready for tn
az survey by the engineers about the mlt
die of next week, the weather PEI
~ hitting.
~ Col. Frank Miller, president Of tt
r. Game Commission is spending SON
M time this week in the country adjacel
er, to the jump. Mr.. Miller's trip is be'r
made for the purpose of studying tt
M game situation at that point, which,
an says ships nearly all the ducks require
,er by the New Orleans market.
IN Teachers Meeting.
WV The teachers that attended the Pa
ish Teachers Association were:
.. Miss Caroline Lotnrop,
~ Miss Cessna Allemann,
Miss Irene WadsWcrth,
Miss Julia Wad5worth,
IN Miss Angelina Evssovlch,
Miss Louise Strack,
Mss Birdie Giordano,
Miss Freda Dustmann,
1e' Miss Anna J. Rosenbrock,
Miss G. V. Payton,
! " Miss Eva Mongrue,
',ns Mrs. M. O. Hatton,
Il" Miss Ethel Perez,
any Miss NJ. Leah Perez,
'' Miss Maggie ,Switzer,
Miss Marie Crouere.
While this meeting was held for
purpose of reorganization, the ASST
J OF ment Of topics was made before
'lace meeting. The success Of the organ
ton was assured from the first,
,lace largely to the perseverance n uE
,,rr- ing energy of our able Superntend'
Mr.. Edwin C. Kohn.
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