The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-08-03
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,.

Miss Mary Mumford was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. c. Forester has return
ed from Clinton.
Mrs. Howard Forester has been
here since last week
J. H. Percy and daughter, Miss An
ME, spent Monday here.
Miss Beulah Smith has returned
from a visit to Alexandria.
Miss Ellie Converse is spending
the week at the Marymans'
Miss Dine Fort has returned from
visiting Baton Rouge friends.
Hon, W. L. Stirling is spending
several days in Baton Rouge.
Reggie Duty has returned from a
visit to relatives in WOOdyiIIe.
Williams Fort concluded visit Sat
urday to relatives at the Cedars.
Misses Ladye and Robbie Quinn are
on a visit to Miss Helen Johnson.
Elrie Robinson made a quick bust. |
ness trip to Alexandria ever Tues
day.
jim Stirling comes to town and is
studying Latin with Mr.. G. w New
man.
Mrs. E. c. Westmorland returned
Saturday from her visit to Baton
Rouge.
Howard Bell was in town Tuesday.
He is travelling for the Cottolene
people
Miss Eleanor Barrow has returned
from stay of some length in New
Orleans.
Miss Julia Corey, sister of Mrs.
Duty, is here to stay with Mrs. Wyatt
at Burton Hotel
Mrs. H. Vaughan and daughters
returned last week from visit to :
West Baton Rouge. =
Miss Margaret Lawrason and broth {
er, Lowering Lawrason, have returned <
from the Lafourche. <
1t gratifies her friends that Mrs.
Feltus Barrow is able to sit I'D af-
ter a tedious illness.
John Stirling has returned to Bat =
on Rouge, after vacation visit to :
his home at Wakefield. (
Miss Maude Weber and Joe New <
sham were guests Of Mrs. J. D., Wood
for the dance at Ouida.
w. T. Forester and sons have re-
turned from Biloxi Mrs. Forester =
will return in few days. :
Mrs. R. c. Howell, of Mexico left <
Sunday, concluding a visit here. She <
leaves for Mexico to-day. <
Ruffin Barrow has been very i'll, :
this week, at Tanglewild, where he =
and his family are staying.
Mrs. T. H. Ellis and Miss Maggie =
Ellis are having little Miss Edith <
Leake as their guests for some 4
days. &
Mrs. C. B. Mcguire and Master C. =
B., having concluded their stay in <
New Orleans, have gone on to jean =
erette.
David Adiger leaves next week =
for New Orleans as KilbOurne's drug x
store will not be re-Opened for the x
present. &
Mr. and Mrs. o. Lejeune are in Z
New Orleans, where the former is =
under treatment at the Presbyterian :
Hospital. !
Harry and Sam Williams, like so y
many worthy Southern boys, leave \
to work in Kansas, taking off the =
wheat crop.
Miss GeneVive Snee, of White Cas-
tie, spent several days with Miss
Margaret Stirling. Both spent Mon
lay in town. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rettig cOnclud-
ed a visit here, last week, having to
been welcome guests of Mr.. and Mrs. TT
George Rettig. Ba
Miss Theresa Mann, a very ardent pa
young student at the State Normal, tex
has successfully passed her finals tai
md will be graduated soon. th,
Miss Mary Taylor, Of Laurel Hill,
las made several business trips to L.
own lately, for her grandfather, Mr. Tn
David Taylor, Sr., who has not been to
veil. DIE
Miss Allie Jelks, the sweet little w
girl agent at Port Hudson, on the L, be
R. & n road, is i'll with typhoid few thu
er, as all her friends are sorry 10 ate
near.
Mrs. BuQuoi and Mr.. Dewey Blu Ell
luoi came over from Pointe Coupee lor
or the Buquoi-Kilbourne wedding, fro
'eturning home Immediately after col
he ceremony.
T. w. Butler and family leave next Dol
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