The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-01


completed the latter's full course of plan,
instruction, and guarantees entirely salts
factory results to her patrons. For term
and other information apply to or address
MISS ALICE LEBLANC. DoDaldsonville
as usual, Mrs. VAIL is displaying tn
| finest and most complete line of Easte
eggs. candies. post cards and Easter nov
elites to be found in Donaldsonville
Visit her popular variety store in Missis
sippi street and look over the attractive
stock of Easter supplies.
The board Of directors of the Progress
1 i've Union held a meeting last Sunda,
forenoon in the rooms of the Donaldson
l vile Social Club and decided to suspen,
1.-THE collection of dues for the time being
A full account of the proceedings of tn
board will be published in next week
Chief.
Miss Clara Wilson returned recently q
her home in Birmingham. after spending
several weeks here as the guest OF he
brother-in-law and sister. Rev. and Mrs
R. 0. Wier. She was accompanied b!
Master Robert Wier. who will enjoy al
extended stay in Birmingham as tht
guest of his grandparents.
Thomas BIouin. an erstwhile Donald
sonvillian who is presently located il
New Orleans, paid the old town flyine
visit last Monday and was cordially
greeted by his host Of friends. Mr.. Blouir
and his estimable family are comfortably
domiciled at No. 324 South Dorgenoi<
street in the Crescent City.
The following members of the faculty Of
the local high school attended the teach
ers meeting at Gonzales yesterday
Misses Marie Kemke, Beulah Baker
Jeanne Landry, Ora Dalferes, Angie
Lorio. Mary Wallace, Margaret Farley
Nellie Craig, Fannie Blackman and Mae
Evans, and Prof II. j. Dupuy.
q The prettiest line of Easter postcards
Easter eggs of all kinds, Easter novelties
in fact, everything appropriate to the
Joyous Easter season ever seen in Don
aldsonville is on display at Mrs. R. Wallis
variety store in Mississippi street. You
cannot fail to find something to suit your
fancy among her large and complete
stock.
Mrs. C. P. Hagewood. of Westdale, La,
spent several days here last week as the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. Q.
.Wier, returning home Sunday. Mrs.
Hagewood was accompanied to Donald
sonyiIle by her sister, Miss Alma Wier,
who has been her guest for an extended
period, and who will hereafter reside here
with her parents.
Miss Alice Leblanc, the talented daugh-
ter of Mrs. Felix Leblanc, wishes to Secure
piano pupils for instruction at her home
and would be pleased to communicate
with anyone interested. She is pupil Of
Mrs. Amy Nores, having completed the
full course of lessons given by that excel
lent instructor, ard is pianist of unusual
talent and ability.
Walter Lemann. junior member OF the
local law firm Of Pugh & Lemann, is pre-
pairing to erect handsome dwelling on
his lots in tie Lenann addition, at the
corner Of Iberville ard Church streets.
The plans were drawn by a we'll
New Orleans firm of architects, and it is
currently reported that the cost OF the
structure will be in the neighborhood OF
56000.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad is con-
templating another change III its schedule.
Train No. 81, known as the Cannon Ball,
which now leaves New Orleans at 7:30 p.
m. and arrives in Donaldsonville at 1917
D. IN, will be one hour later, and train Nc.
so. the east-bound EARLY Bird which
now passes this city at 6:35 p M. will be
thirty minutes earlier The new schedule
is expected to go into effect April s.
Jasmin Tobias returned Thursday after
noon from Cincinnati. Ohio, where he
went several weeks ago to be at the bed
side of his brother, Jonas Tobias, lead
ing merchant of Baton Rouge, who has
been undergoing course Of treatment al
a sanitarium in that city for the past few
months. The many friends of the family
will be glad to learn that the patients
condition is greatly improved, and that
hopes for his early recovery are enter
tanned
MIR. and Mrs George Poche. of this city
arrived in New Orleans March "a from
Morales, Mexico, where Mr. Poche has
been filing the position of chief engineer
Of the big San Gabriel sugar refinery
Mr.. Poche has not been in good health fol
same time past. ard he has placed him
self under the treatment CT physician
in New Orleans. His many friends ir
this community viii join The Chief in
wishing him a rapid recovery and al
early return to Donaldsonvllle.
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