The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-09-28
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


Ill town for a day recently.
Mr.. Sam Stern was in New Orleans
this week.
Miss Sue Fischer is the guest o.
Miss Oriana PilIet.
Mrs. Belle Winston came home tC
recuperate from her recent illness.
Miss Maude Weber is spending the
week with Mrs. o. Lejeune.
Edward NewSham has entered L.
s. U.
Miss Florence Hamilton has return
ed to the Normal Her brother, Ruff
fin, also went back there.
Miss leila LawraSOn left Saturday,
after visit Of some weeks here.
She enters the State Normal.
Mrs. S. A. Frier went to New Or
leans, Sunday, on account of the i'll.
ness of her brother.
Mr. Louis Phillips, having conclUd-
ed his government job here, has re-
turned to New Orleans.
Miss Ynez Fishburn has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. John A. Ard at
Alton.
Mr.. Buchanan, bookkeeper of the
bayou Sara Lumber Co., has gone to
take similar position in Georgia.
Mrs. George Rettig took her lit
tie daughter, Mis- sGeorgie, to Baton
Rouge to have her eyes treated.
Miss Hattie Ard is staying in town
with Mrs. Wayne Ard to attend
school.
Miss Alice Riggs, who has a posi-
ton in Baton Rouge, came up for
two days last Friday,
Little Leonard Riggs was quite i'll
Sunday with touch of one of his al
tacks of appendicitis.
Miss Maggie Gore sprained her an
kle by slipping on the steps at the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruffin Barrow are
now at their former home IN Bayou
Sara.
Mrs. Joe Wills is visiting relatives
here. She and Mr.. Wills are now
located at BOyce, La.
Mrs. A. w. Skardon leaves today
fer a weeks visit to New Orleans.
She hopes to bring her mother back
with her.
Misses Louise and Katie Lemon,
Of Baton Rouge, We're guests of Miss
Amelia Barrow for short stay last
week.
Misses Fannie Dampf and Jem Bar
row returned to the Normal. Miss
Amanda Barrow will go to school in
New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Howell made
the round trip on the Betsey Ann
and enjoyed the pleasant little stay
in Natchez.
Mayor A. B. Briant made a visit
recently to Baker to see an old ar
my cOmrade, MraBen Williams, whom
he had not seen in fifty years.
Miss Amy Leake will return from
SeWanee, Tenn, next week, chape-
roned to New Orleans by friends,
where she will be met by her moth
Mr.. Emanuel Wolf returned Tues
day from New Orleans, where he
spent Yom Kippur with his family
and saw them settled in their city
home for the winter.
Mr.. A Schlesinger, returning from
New Orleans, says that the Oculist
finds Mrs. Schlesinger's eyes, which
have been under treatment for some
time, are now very much improved.
Mrs. Edward Kelley, of Clinton,
made short visit to her aunt, Miss
May Richardson. Her mother. Mrs.
Monte Richardson, is also at Holly
Grove.
Mrs. w. H. Wicker is here from
Zachary to visit her daughter, Mrs. |
Gus Falconer. She brings the news
that the stOrk brought a son to Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. j Wicker on Tuesday.
Mrs. Christian and son, Kemp, |
were guests, last Saturday, Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Garnet Howell. Mr.. Kemp
Christian, who is a naval cadet, was
on his way to Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. Wade Richardson is expect
ed home Monday from a weeks stay
in Natchitoches, having accompanied
her daughter, Miss Rosalie. thither. |
Mr.. Richardson goes up tonight to |
accompany Mrs. Richardson home.
Mrs. Hugh Connell and Miss Leo
nora return to COttonport to take
their positions in the high school |
there. Mrs. COnnell's sons also &C
company her, as she will keep house |
as she did last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Leieune reached