The herald., 1911-07-06
A. N. & j. S0LAR|, Ltd.
ROYAL AND IDERVILLE STREETS.
One block below Canal Street.

the long route via Bayou Barataria.
The party left Capt. HINTS boathouse
at I a. m. and arrived at the bay at
1905 p. m, making the trip of about
100 miles in twelve house. The party
included the following gentlemen:
Jack Scherer, Phil Borne, A. B. Means,
Richard Smith, Jno. Laskey and Archie
Murphy. They are spending a few
days at the Security Hunting and Fish
ing Club.
Chris Webert came up Sunday night
from Bay ADAM
JnO. Clark, who is representing the
Wales Adding Machine in Florida, is
here for a few days.
Louis Webert returned after spend.
ing a few weeks in Northern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dugas have re-
turned from Franklin, La.
H. Ardondut returned from Franklin
after spending a few weeks with his
mother.
Mckinley Vezien has returned from
Galveston.
Mrs. Jos. Thorning and two daugh-
tiers, Susannah and Mildred, are spend
ing this week in Lafayette, the guests
of Mrs. Geo. Pefferkorn.
Mrs. James Higgins and children and
aunt, Mrs. NJ. S. Wilson, will leave on
Saturday morning for Coyington, La,
to spend the summer. MIR. Higgins
will make weekly trips 30 visit his
family.
The ice cream sale which is given
for a good cause at the sesidence of
Mrs. J. J. Vanderlinden N Belleville
street, will take place to-2ight.
Henry Pujol and wife ere at Milne
burg for few days.
Miss Blanche Vallette left last
Thursday on the steamer Imperial, to
be the guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. X.
trace, OF PldQuemlne.
Mrs. Armand Delcazal and sons Ar
mand ID. and Preston B., are spending
while at Bay st. Louis.
Rev. Fred Wambsganss, for five and
half years pastor of Trinity Evangeli,
cal Lutheran Church, Algiers, left last
Thursday evening to accept a call from
Fort Wayne, Ind, where he will be as
ISOLATED with his father in charge OF
the largest Lutheran church in that
city. Mr.. Wambsganss, during his
stay in Algiers, made host of friends
many of whom were at the depot to
see him off and wish him success. He
| is still a very young man, and his
friends believe he has an excellent fu
ture in the ministry before him.
The families of Messrs. TheO. Him
melrich and James Brodtmann have
taken a cottage at Milneburg for two
months.
Miss Viola V. Mcnamara and Mr.
Harold E. Davidson, young Algler:
couple, figured in Gretna Green even
on Saturday, when they quietly pro
ceeded to the office of Justice OF thu
Peace Dauenhauer at Gretna, and wer'
married by that obliging official. Mis-
Isabel Jenkins and Mr.. James Goult
were the attendants.
Louis Lacoste, well-knowu residen
of the Lower Coast, died shortly ate
u o'clock noon, Saturday. He was 81
years of age and native of the F1ftl
District, and leaves a wife, who Wa'
Miss Lola Cuquet, together with othel
relatives and a host Of friends t
| mourn his demise. The funeral tool
place at 4 o'clock Sunday from his late
residence in McLellanville, and inter
ment will be made in st. Mary's GENE
terry
Oil Inspector Nick Verret is taking
fifteen-day vacation, during which In
spector John Minvielle, of Algiers, Ii
looking after his Gretna interests.
The members of Company II, Uni
form Rank, Woodmen of the World
appeared in their new uniforms at the
Woodmen's Fourth of July picnic a
the Fair Grounds on Tuesday. The
boys heard with much delight on Sat
urday of the arrival of the "togs," anc
lost no time in having the finishing
touches put to them so as to make the
best appearance possible on the occa
sion.
| Orange Camp No. s, Woodmen OF the