The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-11-23
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VI HA' AOoISl ID llIdhlHS d u lp w
Natchez this week.
J. P. NeWsham went to Baton
Rouge Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alice Riggs is expected to
spend while with Mrs. Riggs.
Miss Margie Hill is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs Willis Daniel.
Miss Irene Wadsworth was absent
from school Tuesday, being i'll.
w. P. Craddock was a weekend
visitor here.
r. M. Leake and .Elrie Robinson
were Monday visitors to New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stern
have been in New Orleans all the
week.
F. s. Percy went to New Orleans,
Monday, returning as far as Slaugh-
ter, that night.
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Levert think
of taking the "Dreyfus house" and
going to housekeeping soon.
Mrs. R. c. Wickliffe spent one day
last week in Baton Rouge on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bob Daniel Return
ed home Friday evening. Harry
Daniel went with them.
Miss LeOnOra Mahoney has been al
Forest most Of the week detained
from school by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Daniel and
little Louise returned from the city
Tuesday night.
DR.. Dearborn made a trip to Plet-
tenberg accompanying some railway
men.
B. l. Barrow was called to New
Orleans, Wednesday, as Capt Lane
Brandon is very ill again.
Mrs. S. K. Davis, of Baton Rouge,
and her two children are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Muse.
Mr. McGrath, of New Orleans, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. West
morland, at the weekend, and for
the entertainment.
Mrs. S. T. Allan was in town,
Tuesday. She and Miss Helene leave
Wakefield next week to spend the
winter in New Orleans.
DR.. John P. Leake, of New Or
leans, and his little daughter, Amelia, |
were weekend guests of his sister,
Mrs, A. F. Barrow.
Mrs. s. Nice. Lawrason and Mrs. j.
A. Ventress have left for fortnight's
stay in New Orleans and at Mathews,
La.
Messrs. Adams and Donahue and
the Misses Day of Baton Rouge were
Sunday guests of Miss Irene Dillon,
leaving Monday morning.
Miss Lolita Ventress was the guest |
OF the Misses Lawrason for the
Country Fair, returning home Satur-
day afternoon.
Hon. Cheston Folkes brought his
son, Cheston, home from L. S. u, as
he was Ill. Miss Mary Folkes has
been i'll at Pecan Grove, Mrs. Folkesi
being with her a part of the time.
We infer from a private letter that
Mrs. H. w. Jones and her lovely
daughters have moved to New Or
leans. Their departure is a great
loss to the Wilhelm neighborhood.
Charles Quinn is in Arkansas fill
ing position on the Iron Mountain
railroad. Ripple Quinn is in Florida,
where he is grading lumber for a
large mill.
Miss Annie Kilbourne has been at
home this week, detained from her
school duties by personal illness.
Miss Margaret Stirling took her place
in the Wakefield school.
Mrs. ]. @. Tempel and daughter,
Miss Belle, went to Baton Rouge Sat
urday to meet Mrs. J. R. Davidson
returning from a visit of some
length in West Baton Rouge.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Smith, of Soil
tude, have moved into the second
story of the postoffice building, as
1t is convenient to have a house in
town for the school children in the
family.
Mr.. Henry Town, of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of his aunts, the
Misses Town, this week, and inciden.
tally meeting those old friends with
whom he can talk over the events
OF seventeen years agone.
DR., and Mrs. w. w. Moptfort ar
rived Sunday night from their bridal
trip to Baton Rouge and New Or
leans. They are costly located with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buquoi, taking
their meals with Mrs. Powell. A warm