Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-11

turner Friday evening, after fishing
but g rery short time, with niucty-thEea
red fish and trout -.
Miss Julia Wadsworth accompanied
by DIX, Pipes drove up to Monsecour on &
Friday evening. From there Dr., Pipes 4.
went on to New Orleans By rail. Miss
Wadsworth remained at Mcnsecour the
quest Of her sister Miss Irene, until
Sunday morning.
Frank Cosse visited his parents on
Sunday.
Mr.. +. A. Schsyot was in New Or
leans on business Saturday.
Mrs, Melville Frederick and little
daughter Of Myrtle Grove We're the
~puests of MIR. and Mrs. Chaa. l.av!g-
nettc on Monday.
Miss Elise Cosse visited friends at
Myrtle Grove on Sunday returning
Monday evening.
Atty. n. H. Nunez was here on bus'"
ness Tuesday.
Mr., VIM. Louderbough was a bust
f. ness visitor in our town Thursday.
6 Parish Treasurer Jos. Sayoie was IN
0 or town Thursday. !
It Wallace Jeanfreau Of St, Bernard,
= representing A. &. Thomas OF Pitts
Al burg, Pa. dredge contractors, was here
- Thursday to look over the back leVee
~ with 2 view towards bidding on the
! work later on,
State Engineer Monget and Waiter
'e Villeire were in our town FRIDAY look
as mo over the various !evee contracts
u now going on in our district.
eS Hon. Simon Leopold was here Friday
IL inspecting levee work.
NJ Quite a number Of our Lower Coast
on merchants have been tripped this week
ri bv Internal Revenue inspectors, Tor inc
!. sale of Ducros Elixir and Peruna among
their drugs. Few Of our people knew
IL that the Internal Revenue laws pro-
at hib;ted the sale Of these patent med
IN cines, It ia true chat ignorance OF the
md law excuses no man, yet these inspect
y ors deliberately went through the ner'
chants books and if they found that ne
had been selling these medicines
for any number of years he wa
charged the license from the time I'M
law wen, into effect. Absolutely COZ
Hooded showing no mercy. it is no
,,,os only the stern arm OF Uncle Sam W
D have to fear but some Of Uncle Sam
Ger employees.
Oia-rond.
lena Mrs. Felicien Perrin visited trienc
:s!s' and relatives here on Sunday.
nson l..
Mr.. Joe Adam went On q hunting IT.
Sunday.
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Of Nero.
The many friends Of Mrs, Berna
Sayoic will be sorry to learn tEat 81
was stricken with paralysis last Mo
t. H. dsy and is critically III. A trained nur
from the city and a good physician
~.re her the best Of care.
Miss Julia Dragon went to Myr
Grove last Saturday TO spend the we
, Cor, end with I.er brother.
3. !. Mr.. and Mrs, Cclestin Anssrdi "
RI. for their list!c son Joe. left "edheSc
sband morning for i|ew Orleans where II
expect to spend q few days with RI
snent tives.
Mrs. Miss Ruth Hingle enjoyed a sh
visit to her uncle in Lower Polnte-a
oo,,;n Hache last week.
Y. Mrs. Batiste Ansardi and five of
+rrdav children spent last Saturday anu :
day in Myrtle grove.
n Mr.. Sciede of Belair visited at
:. +ho place last Sunday.
'rdano. Our splendid ferryman, who cal
- Mil passengers from Crescent store to
Celeste has put a new boat in the
"A. and each Sunday night he tinds it
m,..ro essary to take both boats over
ohor. river that he may be able to acc'
date the great number Of people
90 and come on Sunday. Mr.. An:
r Ethel is a skilled oarsman and handles
oars as no one else can
'te'a''a' City Price.
S Adele .u n.oaaou,ov snd bro,
visited in Pointe-a-la-Hache last '
re'ez' Miss Josephine Treadaway toe
o"yn'' trip to the Crescent City Sunday
Roselius
Bavhi Mrs. Forsythe spent last 81
, after. with friends in Algiers.
lmost as Quite a few ladies visited the S
It, on Reception Day which was las
I'd folks day.
'terta'n- After a stay Of some time IN
re school Orleans Nettie Menge returned
on oat' Sunday.
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