The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27
SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1912.

~ q Bloomenstiel. Of Baton
pa,,ge is in town on q visit to rela-
lives.
Nc NJ, Tobias, of New Orleans,
..ant IN 4 few days here this week
Tithrelatiyes, returning home Thurs
day afternoon.
A. and Mrs. J. Clarence Leblanc
I'M several days very pleasantly
Il New Orleans last week. returning
home Saturday evening.
Ascension Council No. 1887. knights
y columbus, met last night in reg'1-
III semi-monthly session and trans
acted important business.
Among the former Donaldsonvll-
lana now located in New Orleans
Vbo came up to vote in the Demo
eratic primary last Tuesday were
Mayer Meter, Fl. A. Terrio, Arnold
ramirez, Edward Won Lotten, Rich
and O,Donnell, John. George and
Een Maher and s. III. st. Martin.
Miss Lille Binnings left Monday
afternoon for New Orleans to visit
bar friend, Miss Ethel Meter, and
VI be present at the marriage of the
latter to Hyman Rosner, Of Round
ROCK, Texas. the ceremony having
been performed at the Meter home
Id the Crescent City on Wednesday
afternoon.
j. N. Gourdain, of Convent, is
spending d couple of days here as
the guest Of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
0ubre. Mr.. Gourdain is chairman OF
the Democratic executive committee
III the ninth senatorial district. and
presided over the meeting Of that
I body held at the courthouse today.
v. d. Landry, the capable young
superintendent of the logging de.
psrtment of the Lyons Cypress Lum-
BEL Company, at Garyville, was a
visitor TO Donaldsonville Thursday.
having come to attend the wedding
Vi his sister, Miss Rena Landry, to
Victor I. Wintz. of Burton. which
took place at the Catholic church
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mathilde Comes, widow Of
Gregore Leblanc, died at the resi-
denee Of her niece, Mrs. Adam Le-
Blanc, shortly after noon today. at
the advanced age of II years. She
was a highly respected and devout
Christian woman, and her demise is
much regretted. The funeral will
|. sake place tomorrow morning at s
\ O'clock, with services and interment
u the Catholic church and cemetery.
Mrs. w. ]. Leblanc and her son,
8W T., Jr., left Tuesday for New Or
eans. where Master Willie submit
ed to a minor surgical operation.
aF, Leblanc went down yesterday
morning to be at his sons bedside
after the operation, which was per-
iofmed at the Hotel Dteu. The
many friends of the family will be
glaa to learn that the youthful pa
aant Is doing nicely and will soon
ee Up and about again.
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# III J, D. Doussan, of Lutcher, who
WI compete with Henry l.. Himel
Y lhe Democratic primary of Feb
9 ior the nomination for state sena,
w rom the ninth district. has been
spetaalng the past few days in Don.
ssMssonVlile. y and complimented The
salet with a pleasant visit. DIR. Dous
ssa left for home this afternoon. but
sM return to Ascension in & few
usys and make thorough canvass
~ he parish, speaking at various
ps!'is In English. French and Span
ascension Chapter No. A9, Roya
:. .slea Masons, at its convocation las
", mad the honor of entertaining
eoi4panlon James B. Adams, of Ham
a.aaa, s most excellent grand htgl
Is 8aisst of Louisiana, who visited tn.
s58saapfer IN his official capacity. 4
= se number of members were pres
sls to greet the distinguished visit
=, and the meeting was productiv,
q naca interest and pleasure. Re
Il + nesillleats were served in the ante
q soM az the conclusion OF the bust
aess session.
pi sa6bi II. Rosenwasser, OF Bato1
!, Vpse, S., VIII conduct Sunday Schoc
y ah hlSur Choiim Synagogue f1or
VI n.y. 49, to II o'clock tomorrow fore
# lssta, sa, and at $50 o'clock p. m. vii
# ss.afe INV, on the subject or "Child La
I'll Nh, me public is extended a co,
~ ~ invitation to be present, an
III III ministers and priests of othe
!. ,sAssous denominations are espeeia
aSited to attend and hear Dl
( ssss.s'IWasser's I'M. lecture, to the en-
8s5ssseues eSss. may join with him in di:
sslhs this important and time
AL sopse and in bringing the iniouitis
tioa sssls !, I Of child labor to the after