The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peyredtte. enter
tanned very elightfuily at an informalre-
ception on Tuesday evening compliment
airy to the captain and officers of the
steamship "Oaxaca. Their other guests
included Misses Mildred Lacour, Lizzie.
Moebuis and Annie Oubre. and Mrs. Jos.
Gisclard.
F. j. Eikel returned Wednesday evening
from New Orleans, where he spent several
days UNDERGOING course of treatment for
an attack Of illness from which he has
suffered recently. His many friends will
be glad to learn that his condition is
greatly improved and his complete recov-
cry assured.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Landry are rejoic-
ing over the addition of a sweet baby
daughter to their little family circle. the
newcomer having made her appearance
last Tuesday night. Itgives us pleasure
to chronicle the happy event and to ex--
tend cordial congratulations and good
wishes to the proud young parents.
Lucien Casso, the oyster king, is the
place to go when you wish to enjoy fat
and salty Bayou Cook oysters. raw and
cooked in any style, fresh boiled river
shrimp and soft shell crabs. Orders for
oyster loaves given special attention.
Short order meals a speciality. Every
thing the best and always relished.
DIR. d. G. Brumfeld, of DarroW, has pur-
chased 20-horsepower Ford runabout of
the famous torpedo design, and is fast
] earning to drive the classy little car with
all the aplomb and nonehalance OF a
veteran The sale was made through a.
A. Sarradet. of this city, who has the
agency in Ascension parish for these
maehinea.
Messrs, Robert Dill and Harry Weber
left this morning for St. Gabriel, where
they go to participate in a big rabbit hunt
TO be given there tomorrow by Simon Lee
Blanc. On this occasion Mr.. Leblanc will
entertain large party OF friends from
Baton Rouge and other points. His an
nual hunt rendered to number of federal
officials and other Nimrods from New Or
leans took place several weeks ago, when
SIS rabbits were bagged.
The annual festival for the benefit Of
the Louisiana Square Improvement fund
will be given this year on Easter Sunday,
April 16, under the auspices OF the Don
jacksonville Park Commission. II Is pro-
oosed to make the entertainment even
| more elaborate and enjoyable than last
| wears successful affair, and plans looking
20 the accomplishment of this determine
ton have already been formulated and
are in process of execution.
| Mrs. Julius Deahn andher grand-daugh-
| ter, Miss Heloise Ness, OF Battle Creek,
Michigan, arrived here Wednesday eye
ming on visit to Mrs Reahn's cousin,
Paul Wutke, and family, remaining here
! until this afternoon, when they set out on
| theiY holaaaard VOYAGE. Mrs: BeashhnEl was IA
summoned to New Orleans last week to
be at the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. August
Hohensee, who died at her residence in
that city at 1890 O'Clock p. M Sunday.
The sympathy of host of friends is ex-
4 tended to Paul Wutke, of this city, IN the
1 bereavement visited upon him by the
death OF his aunt, Mrs. August Hohensee,
who passed away At her home home II New
Orleans at 1890 g clock ps m, last sunday
aged eighty-four years and six months toata
Mr.. Wutke went to New Orleans On the
1 2:O8 o'clock I. and P. train Sunday after
noon to attend the funeral, which took
/ place the following day. He returned
home Wednesday evening.
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I The members of Post !. Louisiana Di-
/ vision, T. P. A., met last Sunday forenoon
| in the paFiors Of the aaiohalIs Hotel and
elected the following officers for the en-.
4 suing year: Charles Maurin, president; D
4 D. Dalferes, vice president; w. D. Park
4 treasurer. Raphael Singer. secretary. Mr.
Singer was chosen to represent the post al
the annual state convention to be held il
Baton Rsuse, Henry Meter being named
i alternate delegate, Other business OF :
routine nature was transacted
/ Lucien Meyer, who for the past thres
. years has been engaged in the mercantile
i business at Hohen Solms, recently dis
) posed Of his store at that PLACE tte Messsr SSH
W, g. Hayward and Karl Spain, of Ger
mania plantation, who took charge Of TIN
establishment Jan. last. MIR. HAYWARD
has been appointed postmaster at Hohel
/ Solms to succeed ~: Never The latte