The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-08-12

1A.0i opelluiiis several weeks here
as the gusts of Mr.mand Mrs. G.
Kline. Mrs. H. Bourgeois and her
daughter, Mrs. Reqpen Pendleton
and the latter's children left Wed
1 Rsaaay for their hof tys in New Or
The many friende of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Pons and 5smily will regret
to learn that they Nbntemplate leav-
ing Donaldsonville ito take UP their
residence in New Orleans. They
expect to remove ssome time next
month.
bias and Master Allen schloss. of
Baton Rouge, spent several days
here this week as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasmin Tobias, re-
turning Thursday afternoon to their
homes in the capital city.
DR.. J. T. Bringier, of Burnside,
writes US to send his paper to High
lands, North Carolina, for the ensu-
ing several weeks, and says: eve
are going to get a little mountain
air (not dew, but want to know
what's going on down here in the
meanwhile"
A two weeks mission for the
Italian members Of the local Cath
Ole congregation will be opened at
the Catholic church at o'clock p.
m. next Tuesday by Rev. Vincent
Ciqliho, a gifted italian priest Of
New Orleans. Services will be held
daily throughout the period of the
mission at hours to be announced
by Rev. Ciolino.
Chief Of Police Henry schaff, sr.,
returned Friday evening Of last week
from a delightful visit to his son,
George Schaff, of Vicksburg, Miss.
Chief Schaff spent several days in
the historic Mississippi city, and
reports having had a very pleasant
and interesting trip.
Having engaged a first-class cake
baker from New Orleans, l am
ready to fill your orders for cakes
and all kinds of pastry. Ring me
up at No. 1892, and your 'nstruc-
tons will be given my prompt and
careful attention THE MODEL
BAKERY, c. Winter, Proprietor.
Glass eyes are made principally in
Lauseha, German town twenty
miles from Coburg. The trade is
fiourishing, with consllsas.sas nproVe-
ments Of value, though in minor de-
tails. AS in many occupations in
Europe, the artisans hand down
their acquired knowledge and skill
to younger members Of the same
family.
A New School
of commercial and office training.
Number of students limited to en-
able thorough individual supervision
and attention. Because Of its supe-
rior training, every student placed in
good position. Write for catalogue.
THE REASER SCHOOL of Office
Training and Penmanship, 613 Canal
street., New Orleans, La.
Misses Nancy, Yolande and Adri-
enne Himel, of New Orleans, Adele,
Ida, Louise and Lucille Dugas, Elma
Dehon and Odile Cook; Messrs. Jules
Leblanc. Charles and John Dugas,
Joe Folse and Fred. Estopinal, and
Mrs. Folse composed merry party
who left DonaldsCnville last Sun,
day for Lake Verret aboard Mr. LIE
Blanc's launch. They returned Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Bentley left
yesterday afternoon for New Or
leans, from which place they will
leave tomorrow morning via South
ern Pacific railway for Crowley, La.
where they will be the guests fo1
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A
Williams, the latter being a SIS
ter of Mrs. Bentley. The Chief wish
es them pleasant sojourn ano
safe return.
At regular meeting of Protective
Hose Company held on Aug 4, the
following officers were elected t
serve for the ensuing year. e. u
Forrest. president; Tony Miiano, vlcs
PRESIDENT; Salvatore Mistretta, sec
Rotary: Salvatore Lupo, treasurer
Paul Wilheit, foreman; Charles Piz
zolato, first assistant foreman Iohs
Falsetta, second assistant foreman
| Frank Negliazzo, housekeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasnin Tobia
sailed from New Orleans TO-DAY
| aboard the Southern Pacific steam
ship 'Comus" for New York CITY
where they will spend several day
and then journey on to- Nlasai'
Falls, Buffalo and other cities an
points of interest, returning home .
/ rail after a jaunt Of several weeks
/ The Chief joins their host OF trlehu
in wishing them a delightful I'll
and a safe return home
4 c.. C. Weber has rented the naht
4 some suburban home known q {,