The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-09-30

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 80, 1911. - :,
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vide embroidery flouncing. Il cts. W
- ward. Dalferes. Donaldsonyille, II
ilct. 3 and 3.
1,nas Veil, Of Burnside, was in y,
non Wednesday on business: VI y,
.4tornev Walter Lemann visited i,
p,anuemine Tuesday on professional IL
business. E.. ii
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wi B. Stuart, of Belle Helene, was
business visitor to DonaldsonVllle
list Wednesday IL
Willie Oubre, of Morley, spent last n
Sunday here very pleasantly as the Il
guest of relatives. y
Dr. e, K, Sims went to New Or ree
leans Thursday morning on business, 81
returning Friday forenoon.
Miss Kate Landry spent the past q
weekend in BatonRouge as the guest 81
of Mrs. Geo. H. Morrison. u
Mrs. Emma Lambert, of Thibodaux, -
snent several days here last week as -
thp guest OF Mrs. J. e. Moseman. IL
Soft White Cambria, So inches wide.
rare bargain at 7 cents per yard,
ii Dalferes' big sale, Oct. 2 and 8. b
Jaffray Vega left Thursday morn 81
ing for New Orleans to resume his r,
studies in the medical department OF il
Tulane University. ii
H, Vernon Sims left Thursday i
morning for New Orleans, where he a
wifi matriculate as a medical student
ut Tulane University.
B Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Marshall and ?
their baby daughter returned last k
week from an extended visit to rel +,
atiyes in Wisconsin. tx
After spending several weeks in !;
New iberia with relatives, Miss Lii b
III Bjnaings Is now in New Orleans s
on ID visit to Miss Ethel Meter.
Mrs. T. w. Johnson and her small ;,
laughter, Bessie, were in Baton Rouge =
during the early part of the week us =
the guests of Mrs. J. L. Caulfield. E
Liberty Silk Underskirts, in all the [
latest shades, only $2.49 at j. a. Dali {
feres great two-day sale, Oct. 2 and q
Mrs. B. F, Johns returned Wednes-
day from three weeks visit to
shrieyer, where she was the guest 4
Of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Albert. 4
The many friends of Miss Ora Dali +
feres will learn with pleasure that she I
Is reeuperating from an attack of i'll Z
ness which has kept her indoors for b
the past week. .
mrs. c. S. Stuckey will leave to- \
morrow for her home at Hobart, af-
tsr spending the week in Faubourg
y Pipe as the guest of her parents, a
aF and Mrs. Rene Esneault. !
u I, Oubre returned this morning a
from Melville, where he has been en- t
Gagged for the past two weeks in SUI +
perVlsing the construction of a new +
alsh school building erected at that '
place :
aheclfed and striped silk, assorted :
s ~. only 81 cents per yard at
spalferes' big sale, Monday and Tues
aay, Oct. and 3.
oapt. and Mrs. P. T. Babin return
8ea Y Wednesday afternoon from White-a
eastls, Who're they spent several days
s'si! pleasantly as welcome guests ,
!. Mt and Mrs. Maurice Melancon {.
and family.
y. Blouin, an erstwhile Donald
#ss Z, who is now domiciled in |
#s INV o,f1eans, spent a couple of days
we y during the early part OF the
u.s. ~ as the guest Of his friend, Fred.
1 werner, Sr.
w. and Mrs. Chas. Delas, who
tsa been residing in the Wahl cot
ss IN Mississippi street, removed
NJ NJ week into the two-story dwell |
~ " st Vincent street owned by
\. D Vega, Jr.
so7s' double-breasted Knickerbock-
safts Suits, sizes 5 to II, going at
ns,s Ieinafha bly, low price of 1898 at
~ feeofd-brealling sale of fall
94s winter goods, Oct. 2 and 3. l.
sof ". c. Abbott, the s2illfpl
s INV. asriculturist of the Oak Grove
noss, sssflcultural high school, visited
~ sasiasonwlle Wednesday on BUSH
ass sahnected with that institution,
, sfS eomplmenteh The Chief with a