The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-10-26

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DIR. R. S. Winn, of Wilhelm, was q
visitor to town On Thursday.
G. C. Howell has returned from
a short stay in New Orleans.
Miss Mel Leake is spending he
weekend at Forest plantation.
Elrie Robinson and F. L. Nanny
spent Saturday in New Orleans.
Mrs. j. D. Wood visited her par.
cnts in New Orleans, this week.
Mrs. Effie Richardson returned
from Baton Rouge Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feltus Ard are the
happy parents of a son, their first
born.
Messrs. J. Bob Daniel and Waiter
Maryman were in Baton Rouge a part
of this week.
Miss Susie Thoms attended the
O'Brien-Brown wedding in Baton
Rouge, Wednesday.
M. J, Daniel is in Baton Rouge Wis
iting his son, J. Bob, who is there
having his eyes treated.
Mrs. Henry Harrison, of New Or
leans, who has been visiting here,
will leave for Baton Rouge Monday.
Mrs. George Rettig, Mrs. A. S.
Brasseaux and Miss Emma Brasseaux
went to Baton Rouge yesterday to
shop.
Mrs. T. H. Ellis and Miss Maggie
Ellis left Tuesday morning for their
city trip. They are guests of Mrs
Hunter Leake.
Judge and Mrs. ]. L. Golsan went
to Baton Rouge Sunday afternoon to
b. present at the christening Of Cor
don GOlsan, Jr.
The Misses Mann, Of Alexandria,
came up Thursday night to visit rel
attVes. They are now with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Mann
Little Aston Barrow is much better
this week. He accompanied his broth.
er, Montrose, to Baton Rouge to see
their grandfather.
Hon. ]. B. McGehee is in New Or
leans, and sick at the st. Charles.
DR.. William Leake, the physician,
had a trained nurse in attendance.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson returned Thurs
day night after several days in New
Orleans. Her daughter, Miss Amy
Leake, also reached home that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett l. Barrow
were called to New Orleans, Sunday,
on account of the serious illness of
Mrs. Barrow's father, Capt. L. W.
Brandon.
Chas. Tooraen, Jr., spent a few
days at home from school, this week.
About Nov. list he will go to St. Mar
tin Parish, where he will be en-
ployed during the grinding season.
Mrs. s. L. Riggs is the guest of
Mrs. R. S. VIM, at Tunica. At II
o'clock today Mrs. Riggs will organ
lie a branch of the WOman's Home
Mission Society at the Wilhelm
Church.
Misses Outlet, Raphael and Duty,
OF the High School teaching corps,
spent Saturday in Baton Rouge.
While there, Miss Duty had an attack
of ptomaine poisoning, from which
she suffered several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Howell spent
a part of the week in New Orleans.
During their absence, her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Halle, of New Roads, was in
charge at their home. They return
ed Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Daniel left yes.
terday morning for Lake Providence,
to bring the little children of Mr.. end
Mrs. J. Bob Daniel to this parish. Mr..
J. Bob Daniel has been quite In with
chills and fever, and will remain here
some time with relatives.
DR.. Sidney Powell spent Sunday
with his uncle, Mr.. Hull, at Fancy
Point. He brought back a small
branch from an orange tree out there,
the branch studded as thick as pos
sible with the fruit. There are 500
oranges on the tree.
Mr.. V. NJ. Jackson went to Baton
Rouge, Monday afternoon. We re-
GREETED to learn that his daughter,
Mrs. Bertram Babers, win move to
Baton Rouge, next year, as Mr.. Bah
ers has a good position there. AS
chatelaine of her fathers home Rose
mound, her skill in horticulture is
marvellous, with flowers and vegeta-
bles alike.