Lower coast gazette., 1910-02-19
Home Place.

OF li'ill, WV illJillln> III ttit' Wv IT,
turned home Wednesday.
! Home Place.
Mr.. Frank Giordano was a business
visitor to New Orleans Saturday.
Misses Louise and Loretta Sabariau
two charming young ladies Of Algiyrs
were the week end guests of Miss
Birdie Giordano.
Mr.. Walter Richards WIS the guest
of Miss Agnes Lyons Sunday.
Large shipments Of lettuce leave
here daily for the Chicago market. The
farmers are receiving from eight to
zen dollars per barrel.
Mr.. J. C!em. Baiiay Of Ruras visited
his father Mr.. Chas. Baliay on Sunday.
/ Mr.. Gustave BaIlay visited friends IN
Buras Sunday.
Venice.
We understand that Mr.. Augustine
Buras has secured the mail contract
from Buras to Port EadS ard Burr
wood.
Mr.. August Buiot was one of the
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Bernard during Mardi Gras week.
CORTLAND NJ. Moore, superintendent
of the work at Babtiste Coliette has
recently departed for his home in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Archie BIanton of Galveston,
Texas, is visiting here.
Miss Sadie Buras entertained Mr.. F.
Buras of New Orleans last week.
Miss Nellie Woods of Port Eads, the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. H. Woods
was a recent visitor here.
Buras=Buell.
On Feb. s, Miss Mary Johanna Buell.
and Mr.. Henry Buras were married,
Judge +. c. Fellon officiating. Only d
limited number Of relatives and friends
were present. We extend hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy pair.
In Mem0riam.
The following lines We're written in
loving memory of Vi!lerie Rodney Fox,
youngest son Of Henry w. Fox and
Margaret Martin, who departed this
life on Wednesday. Feb. g., 1910 at 7 a.
H.. aged 20years, 5 months and rs days.
Thank God we can say at rest for him,
Tho lips are quiv'ring and eyes are dim,
At rest tired hands and heart and brain,
Never more in this world to suffer pain,
Never to wait thro' the weary night,
Ihro' pain-racned hours Tor the morning
light.
The poor crippled body that waited long
For some nope OF recovery with courage
strong,
How many times under keen surgeons
knife
That brave boy faced torture in the
struggle for lite;
-Four years Of lighting N pains battle
Four years Of waiting ere the spirit
would yield.
At rest now We say. O! Thou Crucifed
One,
Keep him safe in thy presence, give the
crown he has won;
His sorrows all ended, with the angels
above,
In that heavenly land, in the realm of
Dear Jesus have mercy and help US we
pray
TO meet our dear brother in heaven
some day.
Pointe=a=ia=Hache.
Hon. Rosellus Perez was a business
visitor in our town on Tuesday,
Mrs. Felix Borne and little daughter,
after spending quite an enjoyable week
at the home of her daughter Mrs. Z.
Emmett Hingle, returned to her home
in Algiers on Sunday.
DR.. W. H. Pipes and Miss julia Wads-
worth went to Monsecour Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Movers jr.
after spending a few days in u town
returned to their home in New Orleans.
Mr.. R. S. Leovy was in our town on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Esteve Giordano, collector for the
steamer Alice, was in our town Thurs
day.
Frank Giordano was in our town on
Friday and says that the truck garden
ers of his district are doing fine.
Messrs. Sidney Bergeron and F. A.
Exterstein were drumming up bust
ness in u locality on Friday.
Mr.. Willie Smith of Triumph was a
business visitor in our town or Thurs