The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-09-21
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

L. M. Martin, of Weyanoke, went
to New Orleans last Friday,
Trimble Garner expects to leave
today for Natchitoches, where he
will enter the Normal.
Miss Mamie Cutrer is not at the
high school, as stated in error, but
is attending school in Crowley.
Miss Amelia Barrow returned home
Wednesday night after short stay
in Baton Rouge.
Miss Edwina Raynham, parish
scholarship student leaves for the
Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Davis, Of
CoyingtOn, and their children have
concluded a visit to his mother, Mrs.
l.. J. Davis, at Oak Grove, and have
gone to visit relatives in Clinton,
La
Miss Ida Allan, of New Orleans,
is an appreciated guest at Wakefield
plantation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Shotwell,
CT New Orleans, are enjoying Wis
it to Wakefield
John NJ. Stirling, of Baton Rouge,
was at his home, Upper Wakefield,
for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterrett and daugh-
ter recently came up from Baton
Rouge to visit friends at Resale.
Miss Jessie Folkes has been visit
ing at Oak Grove. She was also
the guest of Miss Margaret Stirling.
Miss Lucy Folkes has returned to
Amite to take her classes in the
high school there.
Miss Margaret Thorn has returned
to Port Gibson, Miss, to again attend
Port Gibson Female Cottage.
Miss Helen Schlesinger leaves
Monday for st. Louis to begin her
senior year at Washington Univers-
~. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
S"hlesinger, will go as far as New
Orleans with her.
Judge Jos. l.. GOlsan spent Satlrr-
day in New Orleans to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Winston, who was suf-
fering from a malarial attack.
Miss Claire Frier, of New Or
leans, has been the guest of Miss
Evelyn Martin at her country home
near WeyanOke.
Misses Resale Richardson and An
ma May Cornell are among the fair
girFstudents leaving for the State
Normal to-day.
Miss Lola Row, of Tunica, passed
through town, Friday afternoon, to
attend the dance at Laurel Hill that
evening.
Wesley Thorn, after a visit to his
parents, will soon leave for Natchi-
toches to resume his studies at the
State Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Echols, of Ro-
land, Arkansas, arrived Wednesday
night tQ@spend fortnight with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Quinn.
Mrs. George Brandon, of New Or.
leans and Mrs. Carine Evans, of
Plnckneyvil1e, are guests of their
brother, Mr. Mentor Barrow and fam.
lily.
Miss Helen Row left last Friday to
teach at Lauderdale, La, near Don.
aIdsonville. Her father, T. H. Row,
accompanied her on her trip as far
as Adds.
Mrs. Grain, of Shreveport, former
ly Miss Nellie Beale, of this parish
was here for several weeks, on &C,
count of the Hast illness of her IN
Gle, F. T. Wimbish.
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne and Mrs. Chas
F. Howell went to West Baton Rouge
Sunday to spend a few days with
friends. Mrs. Howell then went or
10 her home in Kinder.
Mr. R. TeutsCh reached here Tues
day night having spent the summer
in Germany. He is looking fine an
f. although the voyage over wa
quite rough.
Miss Eleanor Barrow left Tuesda!
afternoon to attend school in Vicks
burg, Miss. Her parents, DR.. ant
Mrs. Barrow, and sister, Miss Anne
liza, accompanied her as far as Bat
on Rouge,
Miss Annie Kilbourne, assistan
teacher at Wakefield school, is board
ing with Mrs. W. L. Stirling. Mis-
Bellinger, of North Carolina, tn
new principal, is boarding with Mrs
S T. Allan.
Mrs. Emanuel Wolf and family lief
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