The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-31


/ Plaquemine, after spending Christina
here as the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Jas
Fortier and family.
| Mohawk Tribe No. IS, Improved Orde
of Red Men. will install its recently electe,
officers next Monday night. Jan. 2. Cor
and venison viii be served after the in
staIlation ceremonies.
Miss Belle Gondran and her brothers
Adolph and Mccormick Gondran, who ar
attending school at Bay St. Louis. Miss
are spending the Christmas holidays witt
their father, Hon. G. A. Gondran.
Raphael Singer was laid up for few
days this week with an attack Of tht
grippe. but has recovered sufficiently Il
be up and about again, much to the
qualification Of his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Landry and theil
interesting little children. Beatrice and
Irving, of Port Barre, spent the holidays
here as the guests of Mrs. Landry's pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. w 5. Cary.
After spending several weeks at Ho-
bart as the guest Of her brother-in-laW
ard sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stuckey,
Miss Edna Esneault returned Thursday
afternoon to her home in Faubourg la
Pipe.
President G. B. Reuss of the police jury,
and Messrs. H. L. We'll and L. w. Arn1i-
tage, members of that body from the
fourth and fifth wards, respectively. were
prominent business visitors to Donaldson
vile during the past week.
The Chief regrets to learn that Henry
and Louis Sterken, the young sons of Mr.
and Mrs. A j. Sterken. are confined to
bed with severe attacks of pneumonia.
Henry is somewhat improved today and
seems to be recuperating, but Louiss con-
dition is alarming and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Mrs. Walter Comstock returned last Sat
urday evening from Hammond, where she
has been under the care of a specialist at
a sanitarium for the past several months.
She was escorted to Donaldsonville by her
brother, Stevens Weber. Mrs. Comstock's
many friends will be delighted to know
that her condition is somewhat improved.
Mrs. C. s. Stuekey, of Hobart, accom-
panied by her baby daughter, Lillian, ar
rived Thursday evening to spend a few
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rene
Esneault, at their home in Faubourg Ia
Pipe. She will be joined tomorrow by her
husband, who is the efficient manager Of
the big H NJ. ST Amant store at Hobart.
Chief Boss Haymaker F 1. Trepagnier
announces that a convocation of hay
makers will be held at the barn of Mo-
hawk Hayloft No 3339. in this city, on
Sunday, Jan. s. A number of chiefs
from the St. Patrick and St. FrancisyiIle |
tribes are expected to be on hand to take
the half-degree of fun and good fellow
ship.
Miss Olivia Ayraud, of the Touro Infirm-
ary, New Orleans, arrived here last Satur-
laynight to nurse her Grandmother, Mrs. c. |
israel, who was stricken with an attack Of /
apoplexy a couple of weeks ago. The
Chief learns that Mrs Israel is resting
easy and hopes that under such excellent
are she will soon be restored to her
'ormer good health.
The host of friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Stakelum will learn with pleasure that
hey are the happy parents of new
,aby daughter, the sweet little maid hav
ng arrived direct from Santa Claus land I
N Monday morning last. The Chief ex-
ends congratulations galore and wishes
he dainty new conner a long life Of health,
happiness and prosperity
The City Barber Shop in Mississippi
treet has changed hands again, having
,een sold recently by Charles Langbecker
0 H. Vidrine, formerly of Eunice, who will
hereafter conduct the establishment for
lis own account. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
left a few weeks ago for Dem
,er, Colo, where Mr. LansoeaAef has inn
,ortant business interests.
At very enjoyable meeting of the In
1
lepen dent Girls Card Club held at the
lospitable home of Miss Lizzie Landry in
berville street. the following young peo-
lie were present: Misses Edna Michel,
dairy and Rita Comeaux. Bella Landry;
desdames Clarence Bouchereau and j. L
2usca; MIR. and Mrs. R. N Slator, Mr.. and
frs. Richard Melancon, and Hiram
oroffitt. Prizes were won by Miss Mary
Mrs. r. N. Slator and Richard
deiancoE.
Dr.. G. B. LeSueur and young Emory
dooFe, of Gonzales, came to town Thurs
lay on business and favored The Grief
gith an appreciated visit. DR., LeSueur
recently from Central America