The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-01-28

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SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1911
Mrs. E. Thiac, of New Orleans, is the
quest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Truxillo.
+. Miss Adele Duhon returned Thursday
from a visit to Mrs. O. Duhon at Brooks.
/ r. N. Slator made business trip to
New Orleans during theearly part of the
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week.
Mrs. Ned Maurin had as her guest on
Tuesday last Mrs. j. C. Dalferes, of Belle
Alliance.
Miss Cecile Parker. Of Indiana, is the
guest of Miss Adele Duhon at her home in
upper Ascension.
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Town Collector n. A. Terrio went to
New Orleans Monday afternoon on busl-
ness, returning Wednesday morning.
Miss Marjorie Hanson is spending a.
short while on Minnie plantation as the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Clerville Himel.
Misses Gladys Locke. of Bayou Goula,
and Gertrude Richard, of Sunshine, were
the guests of Miss Adele Israel Thursday.
Misses Charlotte and Emily Aucoin and
Nita Bourdier. of PIattenville. spent the
past Sunday here with Miss Mary Michel
The friends of Postmaster Rene Braud,
Of barrow, will regret to learn that he is
suffering from quite severe attack OF
illness.
Mir. and Mrs. j. E. Guedry are rejoicing
over the arrival at their home OF bounc-
ing baby boy, the happy event having
transpired Wednesday morning.
Alexander Barker and his daughter,
Mice Hessie Barker, of Mammoth, AriZ.,
and Miss Helen Barker, of Lockport, are
the guests of Mrs. Ned Maurin and family.
Miss Pearl Royce left Tuesday for Gulf
mort, Miss, where she will be the guest OF
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
MRS. w. R. Smith, for an indefinite stay.
James E. Dunlap. president Of the Peo-
ple's Bank and the Dunlap Electric Com
many. of Plaquemine, was q prool prominent re
visitor 70 ponaldasony . Wednesday fore
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Miss Rosebud Kern Ne returned On FRIDAY
of last week from an extended visit 70 ms.
and Mrs. Sol. Applehaam at Lexington
Miss. She was accompanied home Dy
MRS. Applehaum. who will remain mere
q while with relatives. "
An ENJOYABLE dance was given at Val
anzuela Hall last Tuesday night under
the auspices of the Wide-Awake Club, a
social organization composed OF a num-
her Of the prominent young men OF up
per Assumption. Music was furnished
Nv the well-known Williams orchestra OF
Donaldsonville, and delicious refresh
nenfs were served in abundance through
o,f the evening More than two-seore
couples participated in the pleasures OF
the occasion, and the entertainment was q
altogether a most successful and and enJoya-
Bic affair in every detail.
David Banks, s. alias alias "RlaaA ag Banks
negro Formerly employed as draymFan a
q a. Folses Peoples Lumber Yard. was
arrested on Friday Of last last week in sleffeE.
1 son 6, parish. being wanted wanted here to answer
to the charge Of stealing q quantity Of
,,,m ii, from the Peoples yard. Banks
disappeared from Donaldsonyille several
months ago, at the time a number Of afH-
davis we're made against other parties
charged with being implicated in the
theft oflumheF from Mt. Folse The negro
was was given a preliminary hearing yeater-
day before Judge Paul Lsehs and was re.
laased "a bond of 5000.