The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

semble at their hall in Mississippi stree
and march to the church in a body.
j The prettiest line of Easter postcards
Easter eggs Of all kinds, Easter noveltie
in fact. everything appropriate to tn,
joyous Easter seaSon-ever seen in Don
aidsonville is On display at Mrs. R. WahI
variety store in Mississippi street. 70,
cannot fail to find something to suit you
fancy among her large and complete
stock
Wilfred Guigou, formerly with Meter 6
Co. has accepted the position of inspector
and agent in the employ of the New Or
leans Office of the VIM. Grant Company
ct Philadelphia, Pa. vendors Of house
mold goods on the installment plan. Mr.
| duigou's territory comprises the area be-
tween New Orleans and Morgan City on the
Southern Pacific, and New Orleans and
Baton Rouge on the river.
G. U. Il. C.-"Cheaper Than The
Cheapest"
This seasons goods just received at
Cheap Tony's. Every day bargain day.
Low prices for high-class goods Col. A.
D. Vega is now in New York, the national
market, securing novelties and bargains
in spring and summer goods. Save money
by buying from him.
one-story frame building, to be used
for school purposes, is being erected on
the grounds of ST Vincents Institute to
replace the tWo-story structure destroyed
in the fire of Feb %. The new building
will be 50 feet wide by 20 feet long, and
when completed will be equipped with the
most modern school furniture and appli-
ances. Construction work was started
last Monday, and is under the supervision
of Rev. j. NJ. I. Massardier.s.
Duke D. Dalferes, the progressive man
ager of the j. A. Dalferes store, returned
on the 3fst ult. from two weeks trip to
New York city, where he purchased fine
line of spring and summer goods for his
popular establishment. Mr. DaIferes states
that he was fortunate in picking up
Number of exceptional bargains in various
lines Of merchandise, and he invites the
public to call and look over the money
saving values offered for their considera-
ton.
Harry Weber. the well-known young To-
cal ball player who left here some weeks
ago to try for position on the Meridian
team in the Cotton States League. has
been sold to Gadsden, Ala. in the South
eastern League, with which aggregation
Mr.. Weber will perform for the current
season-or at any rate, until his ability is
and he is snapped up by some
faster organization, which local fans are
is an eyentuality sure to ma
terialize.
Ethel Marie Delatae, infant daughter of
Joseph Delatte and Ophelia Braud, died at
her parents residence at 1102 ST. Patrick
street. Churchville. at 1915 o'clock a. M
Thursday. April 6, after an illness of only
me week. aged one year and twelve days.
The funeral took place at O'Clock Thurs
lay afternoon. with services and inter-
ment in the Catholic church and cemetery
The sympathy Of the entire community is
extended to tie bereaved parents in theit
sad affection.
Owing to the delayed arrival Of some OF
he fixtures and appliances, the formal
opening of the new drug store III the Ma
sonic Temple building. to be known as
5imer's Sanitary Pharmacy which had
been announced to take place tomorrow,
las been deferred until Easter Sunday,
\ pril 49, The fixtures Of the new estab-
ishment are among the finest and most
attractive ever seen here, and the stock
ind Surroundings are entirely ia keeping
With the same high standard.
The Bradford Transportation Company's
lew steamer +. M. Owens passed Donald
'onville last Wednesday morning on her
maiden trip to New Iberia. with a full
,areo of miscellaneous freight The Of
scers in charge of the handsome vessel
IRE: M. f. Bradford, captain, T. w. Cook,
r., clerk; William Bradford, second clerk, I
\. Rodriguez and T. Montero. pilots, H
4elet and Joe Raymond, engineers. Zip i
Blanchard and Willard Bradford have
harge of the lover deck as mates.
The heartfelt sympathy of an unusually
vide circle of friends and acquaintance
5 extended 10 MIR. and Mrs. Henry SchafT,
Er., ia the bereavement occasioaed by the
Leath of their baby daughter. Catherine
Geraldine. who passed into the Great Be
.ond at $50 O'Clock p. m. last Sunday,
sfter a two weeks illness, at the tender
lge of one year. two months and seven
cen DAYS. The funeral took place at
,clock Monday afternoon, With services
It Ascension Church and iHterment il the
,atholic cemetery.
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