The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-03-04

pleasure OF knowing 3nlIIi, anu siVts
promise Of achieving for himself a most
honorable and successful career. IS
The Chief Joins the many friends Of
this estinabie young couple in extending
them hearty congratulations and cordial
good wishes for long, happy and pros
porous married life.
Carnival Visitors to New Orleans.
Among those from charlottesville who
attended the Carnival festivities IN New
Orleans this week were: Misses Fannie
Blackman, Selma Esneault, Mae Evans,
Sophia Meilke, Lucille Hahn, Nellie Craig,
Mary Wallace, Benlah Baker, Marie
Hemke, Estelle Hyman, Claire Werner,
Adele Landry. Mamie Hun1ey. Mabel and
Hilda Wutke. Maggie Pfster, and little
Clara Stephenson; Judge and Mrs. Ed
mund Maurin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Aaron,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Benton, Mr.. and Mrs.
| JOS. N. Gisclard, Mrs. John Hunley, Mrs.
John Maher, Messrs. Robert Higgason, B.
j. Vega, Richard Burke. WE. Harrell, ]. ].
ILafargue, G. H Landry, Jr.. Ferrier Blanch-
ard, Wilfred and Leonidas Guigou, E. j.
| Vega, II. N. Sims, w Ill Blumenthal, Henry
Michel. Claiborne Leroy, julius Folse, Dr.
T.. K. Sims, "A. J. Schroeder, E. r Melan-
con, T.. ParnelI, Joe Schaff, Dr. Clarence
Goette. Sidney Vega, Harry Weber, Steve
Weber, Dick Ohlmeyer, Felix Fortier, VIII
Tile and Roy Rodeillat, Henry Hakenjos, F.
E. DaIferes. Sidney Leblanc, Dominique
Ducos, Henry Meter. Emile LeBoeuf,
Prosper Rodriguez, Jr.. Raphael Singer.
The residence Of Mrs. Charles Aques-
trahan, at Cornerview, was completely
destroyed by FIRE at about 1880 o'clock
Hast Tuesday morning. together with
practically its entire contents The
flames originated from defective hue
lin the kitchen and had gained such head
way before neighbors could reach the
scene that it proved impossible to extin-
guish them, or even to remove any of the
| furniture or household effects from the
doomed building. Mrs. Aquestrahan is
one Of the best known and most highly
Eesteemed residents of the CofnervieW
/ neigh horhooa, and she has many friends
lin that community as well as throughout
1.-The parish who deeply sympathize with
! her in her misfortune.
1 Octave 5Lolans formerly of Fanbourg ID
/ Pipe. but who for the past several years
has. been engaged II the mercantile bust
iness at Garden City. was elected q mem
=ber Of the advisory hoard OF the Southern
Lunabefmen.s Commissary Association at
4 the annual convention of that organiza-
4 ton held in New Orleans last week. Mr.,
Ian discussed the subject. Relations d
j Employer to Employee and Proper Treat
1ment Of Clerks, at one Of the sessions Of
i the association. John ". Bradley, of the
j Ascens sion Red Cypress Company of Nc,
i EE,,iroy, wa also an the program. speaking
4 On rIHoW To- Avoid the Rush OF Customers
I Immediately After the Closing Hour H
\ P. Picou, Of Burton. was elected president
g of the association. &.
II 5S5--r----
B Fae warm heart Of the community beats
4. IN sympathy with Sheriff and Mrs. EdWaEt
4 6: Hansonsin the bereavement eeeaslonee
4 by the death Of thair infant son, .Johr
q Vega Hanson who passed away at hi
parents home in Lessard street at Isl
.sEEo' clock p N. yesterday. after q lingerin,
!. illness, aged three years, one month ans
! twenty days. The funeral took place at
O'Clock this afternoon, with services a
the Catholic church and snterment ID til,
Catholic cemetery. The Chief begs leav
I ID tsader assurances Of deepest sysspath,
I fto the bereaved parents.
!, Isszaf or LEgTERs
4 Remain ny ID the postofnee 1T nonsldsonvill,
Satafda ~ arch Il 1911.
AIberaao, Camille Mayer, Sarah
s IN IS ibeIt u. Al hes tia PGrche, Emile
! Burg. Tee Ramsey. Sine
= GAfanaraae Frances Rodelllat, Hazard
\ / Gsipolia, Stanziilos Rodrigue, Jos q
IA Cone j GaasS2 Scott Josephine
8 Evanson, afar Sebastian. r j
III Eaf1et, r. wv Stopper, Fred
hughes Mill Stephenson. Elijah
&. johnson. DpTs Stephen, Brock 10
. Jasaph Florence Turner, Mary
Landry. Thomas Waekenheinl, r
Ell Iiayigne josephine w I'D ans, Mamie
& II T,hRianf H W Jams csaraI, -