Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14

He was born in this parish seventy-four 4
Years ago, is survived by six sons one
granddaughter aud eighteen grand
children. he is sadly missed in the
n%eiqhborhood as he was a friendly per-
son and was always in a testing MOOD
Sun Rise.
Miss Corinne Biaggini returned home
Saturday night where she Will speno a
two weeks vacation and VIII return 10
Nach;torhes on the 2..22nd- inst. to re-
sumo her studies
Mr., and Mrs. H. Schobel were VISIT
od NV the stork last Friday morning
and presented with a bouncing Daoy
girl.
Mr., J. Borges. and his two young
dauphtprs who are attending schooI IN
New Orleans, visited their home last
Sunday.
Mr. N. Himbert Of New Orleans was
the week end guest of the Borges' last
week.
nrs Parker and Todd were ~theguests
Of tn. Misses Biaggini last week.
Mr.. Louis Hingle, the census taker'
, passed through our little town last week
! Mrs. D. Douglas and little daughter
Lucille of Port Eads, were the guests ol
+he Misses Albert last week.
Mrs. John Frazer and baby 1u''a WIS.,
tied the Misses Albert.
Misses Bertha and Ernestihe Albert
J. have returned home after a short stay
J. in A|giers visiting their sisters, MIS- =.
!. NJ Drane and Mrs. Chester Wooton'
d Little Albert Drane has returned 10
'e h;s grandmother Mrs. A. +. Aloer''
le after spending some time IN Alg'ers
v u,;tb his mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Drane'
Mr.. Raoul Landry Of New Orleans
u was the guest Of Miss Daisy Albert
last Sunday.
Mr., Stephanie Turlich of Empire wa
I'd, tho ouest of Miss Daisy Albert on Sat
r. urday.
Mrs. Albert Frederick and het'
he grand daughter visited New UREA"
this week.
We are sorry to hear that our fr'en
nd Mr.. B. F. Louderbough is leaving Of
and locality. He will be greatly missed
Mrs. ]. Buras and Mr.. James Bro"
IN If Venice have returned home All
Of spending a few days at the home
Mrs. A.. P. Alberti.
Mr.. J. Ronqui!lo and family ha
oint moved to New Orleans. ''
TUE The teacher and pupils of the: upp
Buras School, ATE thankful to Mrs.
hoel' Oliver for the donation of some i'm
T. The s;chool-boys have wh'tewas1t
rove the ;schoolhouse inside and the lei
surrounding the building.
Wedding bells viii soon be ringing
Sunrise.
Mr.. Paul Malcsoyich visited fire
stan at Empire last Sunday.
Jesuits' Bend.
+ The .yesuits Bend baseball team
p s0s 90 to Buras Sunday, May Is. to I
'e'eu tho team of that town. The }.
Nv" line no as follows: Grabert and Ma
S''p' n. Jaubert, c: J.. Perez. l b: Morn
n: {. Warmoth, S.: NJ. Grabert'
Iimbro or R. Perez, r.f.: X. L: fe
from 6. f.: NJ. CasteiX, J.. f..
Mrs. A.. r. Leovy.
iyrtle The death of Mrs. A. F. Leovs
stay. her home in Venice on last Friday
moves one of the old landmarks OF
,ndav section of the parish. Surrounded
her family and a few close friends
nte'a' end came slowly and peacefully to
:. w. estimable lady, a fitting close to a
"eeA' useful and charitable me-
was a Mrs. Leovy was the widow OF
late A. F. Leovy who was one OF
Me- pioneer settlers of that sect'oh X
WY "a the Jump where the best pa
|" u''' their lifetime was spent. Char
and sympathetic in nature, since
| other her great work Of christian enoe
plenty Mrs Leovy was held in the hi
esteem by her friends and ne'g'
,aa,,,v She leaves a devoted son, Kobe
~, ,..t and a daughter, Miss Rena' to
t';rdav her sad loss, and. to them we
'~ our profound sympathy.
a trim Court Proceedings.
Judge Hingle held court on Tu
MAY 10.
tty.O.S. Livaudais made q
We Q NC. for a new trial in the case OF the
aturday io' Ios Richardson. cor
.ughter, OF 10. 10. ~ 81 co,rt for manslau
ne lro", and State of La. vs.. Polite Noel
:; anu yicted for petty larceny. The
N. IN the ovsi.o's N,no, sentenced Jos. R
III young anu .'e ~ .por. hard labor in. thu
no have SUI" ond Polite Noel
purse a. months hard labor in the state p
yo""e +;ory John Hihar convicted OF