The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-02

tending school here during the past ses-
sion, left during the week for her home at
Mobiles.
]. W. Stephenson and j. F. Saxon of
Burnside, were circulating among their
many friends in this community on We'd
nesday last.
Miss Marjorie Hanson returned last
Monday from Houma, where she spent
several days as the lovely guest of the
Misses Connely.
Miss Ernestine Moreau returned last
Wednesday to her home in Plaquemine,
after spending several days with relatives
in Port Barrow.
Miss Juliette Steele left last Monday
afternoon for her home in Baton Rouge,
after spending week or SO here as the
guest of Miss Nita Sims
The many friends of Alfred Landry, the
popular young Railroad avenue jeweler,
3, will regret to learn that he is confined to
bed with an attack of fever.
Miss leila Pintado, an attractive young
woman of New Orleans, is spending some
time in Faubourg la Pipe as the guest of
/ her aunt, Mrs. Albert Esneault
George Turner, of New Orleans, spent
last Sunday here as the guest of relatives
He was accompanied home that after
noon by his wife and little son, who have
been here several weeks on visit to Mrs
L. M. Turner.
S. D. Gianelloni, the genial mixologist
of the Nichols Hotel cafe, was laid up for
couple of days this week with an attack
of chills and fever, but has recovered and
is on duty again. much to the gratifca-
ton of his many friends.
A regular jury term of district court viii
be convened at the courthouse in this
city on Monday, July II. The docket is
unusually light, and it is not expected
that the judicial body viii remain in SEES
SlOH longer IMAM TWO WEEKS.
Among some of the recent acquisitions
to the membership of the Donaldsonville
Social Club are three popular young col
lege students who are now at home for
vacation, namely: Charles Maurin, Jr.,
Karl Leche and Delmayne Hanson.
T !, !,
billiard parlor from its former location in
the Godchaux building to the lower floor
of the Maurin building at the corner of
Mississippi and Lessard streets, the trans
fer having been effected Thursday
Albert Muller. sEell known citizen Of
the Galvez neighborhood. came to town
Wednesday to attend the meeting of the
parish school board, remaining over until
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Muller favored
The Chief with a pleasant visit during his
stay in town.
in. Gourdain, the efficient superintend-
ent of public education Of St. James per-
ish, visited Donaldsonville last Monday
on business and was warmly greeted by
his host of friends and acqpa;ntances in
this city. During lis stay here Mr.. Gour
dain was entertained at dinner by MIR.
and Mrs. JOS F. Oubre.
Charest Thibaut returned during the
week from Cambridge, Mass, where he
spent the recently closed scholastic ses-
sion as a student at Harvard University.
He was accompanied home by his college
mate, Lawrence Winship, of Boston, Mass.
who will be a guest for some time at the
hospitable Thibaut home in Lessard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Marshall moved
Thursday into the handsome new domicile
which K A. Aucoin erected for them on one
of his desirable residential sites in Suburb
Lemann The building is thoroughly
modern in every respect and is hand
somely finished throughout, while it's loca
ton cannot be surpassed locally for at
Effectiveness of surrounding or character
of nelghD0rhOod.
Baptiste Creoli, one of the efficient town
cartmen, returned last Monday from New
Orleans, where he spent several weeks at
the Charity Hospital undergoing a course
of treatment, including surgical opera
ton, for an attack of stomach trouble.
Mr.. Credits host of friends will be glad to
know that his health is greatly improved
and that he will shortly be able to resume
his duties as one of the municipal en-
ployees.
Clarence Fernandez, one of the talented
Young sons of MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Fernandez,
returned Wednesday OF last week from
Berwick, where for the past several
months he has been filling position as