Lower coast gazette., 1910-02-12
PARISH NEWS.
Venice.

Miss Julia f. BuraS is spending some :.
time in the Crescent City the guest OF +
her cousin Mrs. G. Fel!on.
Mrs. Jos. Clark ard daughter I2r's Z
left here Saturday for the Crescent
City.
Messrs. Victor ard Peter Buras are
amending some time in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Angelo visited
Triumph Sunday.
Miss Julia Biaggini lett here Satur'
dav on route for her home in buras.
Buras.
Mrs. J. p. Fastening and baby Ed'th
v;o;tad New Orlcpns during the Carn :
val. returning home Wednesday night.
DR.. ?. F.. Parker Of New Orleans
was the week end guest Of Miss Ju'la
Biaggini.
Mr.. Leo Buras of Venice is spending
, his carnival vacation here.
Miss Mamie Rusich is spending some
t Y;me in New Orleans visiting relatives
and friends.
Y Mr.. Wi!tz Frederick paid an agree
= able visit 70 the BiaggiM's on Sunaa!
# evening.
Quite a large crowd Of young folSs
- left here Sunday for the Crescent oIt?
- where they will spend their carnival
vacation.
W The grand ball given at Venice on
-. Feb. 5, was a decided success. Inc
III neop|e were conveyed to the ball from
es New Orleans and all way landings OF
ed the launch Standard. The dancing con
or tinued until morning. when all started
IL for their homes after having thorough
- ly enjoyed the night.
English Turn
ho Mr.. /. S. Lothrop spent FRIDAY !
-, the Crescent City.
~ Miss Alice McCurdy and Mr.. Waite
Mccormick spent a pleasant Sunda
ELL with relatives at La Reusitte.
Mr.. J. E. Baba;ngton spent a plea
ant time in the City last week.
ce- There will soon be another weddl'
LteS at Scarsdaie.
1872 Dr. Altenburgermeister was a w
=, . comc ulest at Mr.. Geo. Siede's "he
= be snent a few hours. He will probat
take q trip to Mexico soon.
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~ Empire
~ The wedding Of Miss Victor'ne bul
a.. Youngest daughter of Mr.. and NJ
''''Ae Clement Bulot to Mr.. Pierre BUY
hOm WAS eel, brateu saturday, Feb. 5,
ted, ,h4 afternoon at the home of the bro
die. n.r4nt,, The ceremony was per1orr
-:.a, Nv Rev. Father Niellc. Owing to
~.1" cent bereavement in the brides fan
ooc- tie wedding was cuiet one the gu
your i,e;ny limited to Immediate rfls>
is to md close friends. The hrlIe !CG
tho lovely and pirlish in white lingerie c
~cratelv trimmed with lace, with
wv" full vail draped from q coronet o.
'he ange blossoms. After the ceren
en- | delicious refreshments were served
ion." congratulticns showered upon the hi
.n]on- couple, who !tf. for Kew Or.ean
..l, ,ricy the carnival festivities. |
~~" their return they vii! be at nom
scrip their many friends at the res'denc
to a the brides parents.
ooo"o Rodney Fox.
ee CT The sweet peace Of death came
and Wednesday as a balm to h long 81
20 as ing Of Rodney Fox, son of MY. and
|o])ars Henry Fox, of Daisy. Young Fox
hon- was just entering upon his mar
had been afflicted for several year
malady finally developing into
)untry which baf1ed the skill Of surgeons
- o,,r the tender care of devoted parent
y doc snrooeo MS ,,''1 hs bors with h
m lhe Christian fortitude, the untor'
ors OF Young man battled bravely and
fully, at no time, until the very
x+v or showing any sign Of resignation
sessed of a strong noble charact
A'oe'. was beloved by all who knew MI
instant his untimely end will cause a sal
IS Med in the little community which
, that turn 50 dearly cherished. His r.
!, nc tho were laid to rest on Thursday
,-.,1,, family grave at Union Sett
''a'o'' midst a large concourse OF sor
Jonn- frienos and relatives. The u
extends its profound sympathy
grief stricken family.
Broom Corn.
,e by the have been awarded Gold and
Medals at the Worlds EXPOSE
ner buys St. Louis and Portland for broor
Sc canned and for Brooms raised in south
is up at ana. Early correspondence wit
t clock, proprietors for the purpose OF
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