The true Democrat., 1912-10-19
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


latter part of last week.
Mr.. Herman Teutsch has been
desperately i'll, all week.
Mr.. Sam Carter was the guest ol
friends several days this week.
Mr.. Maurice G. Andry, Of New o.
leans. is a guest at the Rectory.
Mrs. A. Schlesinger is expected
home from St. Louis at the weekend,
Mrs. John rooraen ard children
returned to New Orleans last Satur-
Cay.
Mrs. Belle Winston left Saturday,
returning to her studies at Hotel
Dieu.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stern spent
several days in New Orleans last
week.
Mrs. T.. II. Ellis and Miss Maggie
Ellis leave shortly for visit to New
Orleans.
Misses Eyie and Ellie Converse
were to go to Baton Rouge Friday
afternoon
Elrie Robinson made a business
trip, lasting several days, to the
lower coast.
Mrs. Hattie Harrison, of New Or
leans, is expected to visit friends
here shortly.
Mrs. J. c. Magearl has been III
Baton Rouge, guest Of her sister,
Mrs J. L. Wallet.
Members of the Harvey family at
Star Hill, who have been i'll of ".
phOid fever, are getting better.
A. S. Brasseaux and daughter,
Miss Emma, spent two days in Bat
on Rouge, to attend the circus.
Sam Rosenthal will spend Sun
day in New Orleans with his sister,
Mrs. Burgas, as it is her birthday
Mrs. Joe Meyer, of New Orleans,
was the appreciated guest of Mrs
Ben Leopold for a few days last
week.
Little Miss Margie Moss is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Westmorland
while diptheria is so prevalent in
New Orleans.
Jim Daniel left Thursday for East
Carroll parish on account of the ill
ness of his brother, Bob, who has
had a cOngestive chill.
Miss Bertha Latane had as her
guests for the day Saturday the chill
dren of her sister, Mrs. Robt. Lewis,
Of WOOdville. They came with
their nurse.
Miss Amy Leake leaves Sewanee,
Tenn, Monday next, and will reach
home a few days later. While in
New Orleans, she will be with her
aunt, Mrs. Hunter c. Leake.
w. Chaille Percy left last Friday
for his business duties in Mexico,
concluding a pleasant visit to his
cid home in the 8th ward, "Retreat," "
where his mother and sister reside,
(and also his daughter we Think
Messrs. S. Lavergne, O. D.Brooks,
a. B. Briant, A. Lopez, E. Newman,
Fishburn Carney, w. R. Campbell,
Robt. Thoms, A. B. ThOms, Jas. r.
Miller and John BeCkham were the
West Feliciana veterans attending
the reunion at Baton Rouge
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McGehee are at
Laure Hill for their usual autumnal
visit to his parents, Hon ]. B. and
Mrs. McGehee. They are aoc0mpa
MED by Harry Johnson, Jr., eldest
son of DR.. H. McC. Johnson. Mrs
j. S. McGehee was a guest Of Miss
eS Mabel and Bessie Leake Monday
and Tuesday.
c. j. Dorsey has a position al
Shreveport and Mrs Dorsey leaves
soon to join him there. Mrs. Dor
sey had a disagreeable accident OF
Red Horse Hill in upper st. Francis
vile, the top of her buggy bein&
torn off by a dropping telephone
wire. Complaints were made to thC
local manager of the Cumberland.
DR.. and Mrs. O. D. Brooks attend
ed the State Reunion at Batol
Rouge. Mrs. Brooks had credentia
to represent West Feliciana Chap
ter. The other delegate named wa
Mrs, E. s. Muse; alternates, Mrs S
K. Davis and Mrs. J. H. Percy. |
was expected that Mrs. l.. ]. Dav
would go, but she found it impos'i
bic to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Golsan an,
Gordon Jr. left Tuesday Afternoon
for Baton Rouge to visit her PAL
ents, Judge and Mrs. Lindsay Bealc
On Friday Mr. Golsan left the cap
tai for Lake Village, Ark, but Mrs
Golsan will remain some time lone
er with her parents. and will DrOl