The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-09-24

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John Variant and Jos. Solar, two enter
prisin9 butchers Of this place, were visitors
to New Orleans yesterday.
G. A Gondran and S. H. St. Martin
parish registrar of voters, made a flying
business trip to New Orleans Monday.
Mrs. Albert Esneanlt, of Faubourg Ia
Pipe, left Saturday on weeks visit to
relatives in The Crescent City
Misses Mildred Subra and Lulu Duffel
two fascinating young ladies of this place,
were visitors to Baton Rouge last Tues
day.
Mrs. Alfred Camel and her little son,
Alfred, Jr.. returned Wednesday from a
visit of several days to relatives in New
Orleans.
Vernon Sims, the-handsonfe young son
of r. n Sims, left Wednesday for Baton
Rouge to resume his studies at the Louis
lana State University.
Miss Eyonre Loeligher, charming and
accomplished young lady of New Orleans,
was the guest Thursday Of Me and Mrs.
William BIumenthal
O. Dominique Cabaliero, a prominent
citizen and planter of Assumption parish
spent the day in town yesterday as the
guest of Prosper ]. Camel.
Mrs. Geo. H. Chapman. accompanied by
her little daughter, Eloise, of Plaquemine,
is spending some time in Port Barrow with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. A. Leblanc Left last Saturday to
visit relatives and friends in Thibodaux
aud Labadieyilie She will be absent
from home several weeks.
Messrs. S. Goette and R. N. Sims. after
a pleasant sojosra of about ten days at
Hot Springs, Ark, returned home yester-
day looking hail and hearty.
Miss Augustine Boudreaux. of barrow,
left this week for Garden City, La, where
she will spend some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurent Michel and family.
Robt. Prejean and his sister. Miss Anna,
were among the out-of-town visitors in
attendance at the dance given at The
Knights of Columbus hall last Tuesday
night.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bouchereau,
in IbcryiIie street. last Sunday night, The
Chief in common with their many friends
congratulate the young couple upon the
happy event.
Willie Rodellat, formerly resident Of
this town. but now residing at St. Francis
vile, where he is employed as typo in the
Office Of The True Democrat, was in
town last Sunday on a visit to relatives
and friends.
L. A. Fiandry. who for the past several
vars filled a position as salesman in
Meter & Company's popular dry goods es-
Establishment in Mississippi street, severed
his connection with that firm few days
ago.
Mesdanes Felix BoHdreaux and E.
Roulier. two estimable ladies Of Union. St,
James parish, were shoppers 10 Donald
sanviIle Thursday While here Mrs.
Boudreaux. complhnented The Chief with
a pleasant Gail
Samuel Lolan. Of Garden City, La,
spent tie day here last Sunday on visit
"a relatives. On his return home he vas
accompanied by his sister, Miss Irene
I.olan, of Faubonfs ia Pipe, who will spend
a week at4hat place
Iouis Boston. the hustHrg junior menu
her Of the firm Of Esneauit & Boston,
proprietors Of the Pieayune sawmill, ieft
Friday of last week for Catahouia parish,
where he expects to close a deal for sey-
eraI RATS Of timber for his ffla.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. j ],
t,uitrau. of Gonzales. was ehtistened at
the Catholic church last Tuesday. Mr.,
and Mrs. Leo Blouin were sponsors and
the child was named Jos. Percy. Father
ssramuzza performed the baptismal eere-
monv. Mr.. Guitrau is awell-knoWn artisan
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