The herald., 1912-01-25
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE
VOL. XIX.

,sr Mrs. H. Gafney.
Arthur Wiegand' who was calieu
- 70 attend the funeral OF his
.,dfather, Conrad w. Wiegand. has
turned to St. Stanislaus College, Bay
81 Louis, Miss.
~ l. Ahysen and children and
y,.s n Sims left Tuesday for Boutte,
Ia for short stay.
mr. and Mrs. w. H. Weaver left
-, week for Ocean Springs, where
.sav have leased the Johnson cottage
!, Jackson avenue. Their many friends
hare regret to lose them from their
,,ast but wish them success in their
new home.
r,ad Wagner spent few days in
Morgan City, La, last week.
George Peterson, a mute, of Newton,
,aar Teche, Sunday morning tried toI
.ross the railroad tracks on Delta and
canal streets, and was struck by al
hoy car which was being backed by
~ engine of the Southern Pacific.
peterson was hurt about the head.
The Royal Pleasure Club of Algiers
will give Moonlight Ride on the
steamer Sidney, Wednesday. Jan. 81,
1912 This club has given many sue
oessful entertainments in Algiers, and
.s this is the first one given this year
nv the club, they feel safe in saying
that there will be a large gathering,
md a good time promised all who
srticipate The committee in charge
4 as follows: P. ]. Lauman, w. >.
Iamuton, Toby Moore, l.. c. Stenger,
W A. Clearinghouse, E. A. Montgom-
ery. r. ]. Williams, A. w. Grimes, Ed.
Dalferes, w. A. Mahony, l.. LeCourt,
Nv. Dep. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Crowley are re-
ceiying congratulations on the arrival
bouncing baby boy at their home.
Miss L. Mirer and her uncle, John
Hobblslick, returned home to Mobile,
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Capt.
Talbot of Pelican avenue.
Louis Nelson, who is here on visit
With bis mother, Mrs. Chris Nelson, OF
Bermuda street, for few days, ex
pects to return shortly to Raceland
10 accept position.
lie many friends or Sam Boylan
viii be glad to see him out again al
ter being confined to his home with
the grip.
James A. Talbot, who is in New
York at present, expects to remain un
til about the 18th of February.
The Union Social Club will give &
grand progressive euchre tomorrow
evening, January rs, at Gould Hall, II
McDonoghville, for the benefit OF the
strikers. There will be beautiful prizes
offered and there will be dancing al
ter the euchre. The admission will b.
fifteen cents, and tally cards will b.
Ten cents. The games will start a
1880 o'clock sharp. The arrangement
committee is as follows: Mrs. F. Haus
knecht, chairlady; Mrs. M. Haley, eS
odncio; Mines. R. Mccormack, A. Roc
ney, F. Schroeder, E. Meyer, d. Armi
tage E. Jordan, A. Strehle, M. DePhil
lips, H. Brown, e. Guillot, E. Spiele
and Johnson.
Rev. E. P. Gaymard is spending
few days in Algiers.
Mr.. Joe Lennox, who is employed a
! Lake Charles, La, is spendin ga fey
days at home with his parents.
II Mrs. Alfred Kicker and little daugi
! ter have returned from Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have moved I
\ lafayette, after having been guest
| here for a while of Mrs. Collins 81
ter. Mrs. Petrie.
Mrs. Frank KNAPP and children hay
returned home to Texas after spen
Ing while with her mother, Mr.
Heariihey.
Mrs. Nat Jones and children retur
Cd to Texas after visit to Mrs. Hea
They.
Mrs. w. ]. Nelson and little son T
turned from Gulfport on Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Durgin, of Newport New
\ VINO has been here to attend the I
neral of his brother, left Tuesday f
his home.
AB. Dyar has been the guest of b
ION and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
In Mahoney.