The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-06-11

of fine horses
Mrs. R. A. Bentley, Of New Orleans, ar
rived here this forenoon to spend while
as the welcome guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Donnaud Bentley.
Good quality handkerchiefs, 2 for
cents. worth cents each, at Tobias big
| sale on the 18th.
Miss Gertrude Leieune left Thursday
night for her home in Thibodaux, after a
pleasant stay here as the guest of Mrs
Atal A. Sarradet.
| Paul Wutke and D. 0hlmeyer, two pro-
gressive business men Of this city, went
to New Orleans Tuesday on business, re
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Pittman, of St. Patrick, spent a
short while this week on New Hope plan
tation as the welcome guest of MIR. and
Mrs. John w. Tucker.
The many friends in this community Of
Mrs. Clement Mire will be panied to learn
that she is dangerously i'll at her home on
Belle Helene plantation.
Hello, men We are going to give you
fine 25-cent socks for 10 cents a pair
Tobias big sale.
S. H. St. Martin made business trip to
New Orleans during the early part of the
week. going down Monday afternoon and
returning Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Bloomenstiel and
their pretty little daughters. Pauline and
Lille, are spending the weekend with
relatives in Greenville, Miss.
Miss Pearl Rogge left Friday morning
for Gulfport, Miss, where she will spend
some time as the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and-MEs Mr.. Smith
/ Mrs. K. "A. Aueoin and her attractive
daughter, Miss Edith Aucoin. of St. Emma
plantation, left during the week for Abita
Springs, where they win remain severa
weeks.
! Wake up, friends, and have your pianos
well tuned and repaired by an expert II
/ the business. Prof. A. j. Montamat tunes
them right for IS. Leave orders at D
Ohlmeyer's.
Now will you be good: II yards Of
yard-wide Lonsdale cotton for 50 cents al
Tobias big sale
Alex. Marchand and Allen Landry, well
known citizens of the New River section
of the parish, were circulating among
their many friends in this community OF
| Tuesday last.
DeImayne Hanson, the promising younS
son of DR.. and Mrs. John D. Hanson, re
turned last week from Columbia, Tenn.
where he has been attending the Column
bia Military Institute.
Capt. S. A. Poche. the gallant old Con
federate veteran and one of this commu
nity's most esteemed citizens, has suffici
emily recovered fIom his recent spell o
Illness to be up and about again.
AS a result of the increase in the re
csipts of the local postofice for the fisca
wear ending March 81 last, the salary o
postmaster j. J. Lafargue has been in
creased from $1,000 to $4,000 per year.
Isidore Meter, brother of the Messrs
Meter of this city, and member of tn
Chas. Weis Shoe Company of Cincinnati
Ohio, arrived here Wednesday and vii
remain until next Monday or Tuesda,
looking after business matters Tor his firm
Divine services in honor of Shebuoth
the feast of weeks, will be held at Biku
Cholim Synagogue at o'clock tomorrow
evening and 10 o'clock Monday forenoon
. with Raphael Singer officiating. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The senior class of the Donaldsonvill
hioh school has issued invitations to tn
graduating exercises of that institution
which will take place IN the high schoo
auditnrinm on Friday evening of mex
week. the 18th inst, at : clock.
After spending several weeks here a
the charming guest Of Misses Roy an
Ethel Meter, Miss Ray Kahn returne
last Monday to her home in New Orleans
She was accompanied by Miss Roy Me-
fer who will be her guest for some time.
5 A regular semi-monthly meeting of Al
cans;on Council No. 1857, Knights of G.
E lnmbus win be held in the rooms of thu
t organization Immediately after high mas
$ - So 2 Foranoon Business of niue
imnortance is to be transacted and FL
s atfen lance Of members is desired.
Misses Rena Landry, Bertha Dalfere
Lee aud Maud Landry and Lila Bowma
Mrs. George Landry, and Messrs. Ere
Landry. Arthur Lemann. oabin Dalfere
lem Braud and stephen Camel went
# IlIl.l last Wednesday evening to a
s tend The dance given by the girls of tn
, town,