The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-04-27

to v. L. Duffel's store.
German Nargassans, of st. Amant
and L. A. Ambeau, of Gonzales, Wer
business visitors to DonaldsonVill
Thursday.
Postmaster J. J. Lafargue ant
Arthur Lemann visited New Orlean,
Monday on business connected will
the purchase OF furniture for the
new hotel.
Senator Henry L. 4imel, Of Con
vent. and Representative Achille l
Picard, of Gonzales. were circulating
among their many friends in this
community yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Royce, Jr.,
spent the past week very pleasantly
as the guests of relatives in New
Orleans and Gulfport, Miss, leaving
here Monday morning and returning
4 today.
District Attorney Philip Gilbert, OF
NaDoleonVille, was transacting bust.
ness here yesterday. Mr.. Gilbert
made the trip to DonaldsonVille in
bis new REQ the Fifth car, and re-
ports the Bayou Lafourche roads in
fine condition, as usual.
Mayor Charles Maurin has appoint
cd the following delegates to repre-
sent this city at the Good Roads Con
gress to De held III New Orleans
May l6 to 10: G. Ell. Landry, K. A.
Aueoin, Percy Lenann, Capt. II. C.
Whiteman, e. G. Wathen.
The many friends Of "A. u. Dupre,
manager off, the DonaldsonVille rice
mill, will regret to learn that he has
been confined to bed for the past
week. Mr. Dupre is reeuperating from
the effects Of the attack, and in all
5slkellhood will soon be up and about
again.
Whitney Comstock and Vic. Camel,
constituting the committee on uni
forms appointed by Volunteer Hose
company, have purchased sixteen
uniforms from NJ. G. Lilley & Co.,
o. Columbus, Ohio, to be worn by
members Of the company in the
forthcoming firemen's parade.
ne primary grades of the Donald
Y sonVllle high school closed a sue
8eessfnl session with interesting ex-
efclses Thursday afternoon and yes
esrday morning. The upper grades,
constituting the high school depart
mem, Will remain open six weeks
sonsef, 10 round out the full term of
!. ulhe months, as required by law.
~ a. LaWless. chancellor comman-
aef OF Kenneth Lodge No. al. knights
4 ~ n 4 ythlas, has called a special meet
53tas OF that organization to be held
- O'Clock Wednesday night, May
], Tor the purpose of receiving
N = rislt from Grand Chancellor A. w.
brown. Refreshments will be served.
alu 9 large attendance of members
I y anticipated. - :
Harry Weber, the clever Donald
sonfllle ball-player who was nur-
esased by Montgomery at the close
b , = last season from the Selma (Ala.)
~ .sahi OF the Southeastern League,
AZ ~ VINO has been working out with
s montgomery squad since the
bbeelillg OF the present season, has
assl1 sold by Manager Dobbs of Mont
sa,. 10y 90 the Columbia team of the
c coalh Atlantic League, which is a
s5elass 3 organization.
eo, ": y. Park. grand knight of AS
$50 rsssson Council No. 1887, Knights sof
IN s.eannus' has appointed the follow
60, ~, delegates 70 represent that or
{ ~ at the annual meeting of
eia.;k o'dte Federation of Catholic So
lasas es' which viii be held in New Or
Pc, s next Monday and Tuesday:
r. Lsche. Justilien Delatte, joseph
~. Dofnier, r. .. Parish, Henry A
anso e,a' J. n. Deslattes, Richard Mel
ana s pana-stand erected in Louisi-
I.ea-,, aqaaFe by the Woman's Civic
80 rs mas been completed. and is
M, ssty artistic and handsome little
ea sas'afe 1t is located in the south.
oets corner of the Square and is
e es.asonal in shape. with q sas u
a a,aelly Of SO persons. The wood.
IN s.A mas been painted green and
roo. loof, Of pagoda-like construction
saa MY shade OF red Colored in,
asa ,aescent lights will be susnendad
ef fssau the stand. and at NIGHT The
Co. co., 4. W y. be most attractive Con-
lsas. w. Dc given in the square o u
ont sa i, nae evening each week through.
Of ~ aae summer, under the auspices
= CIVIC League.