The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-03-23
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Miss Lillian Brano0H 10 Sp0D D
wv. ~, davis at home, resting from
a. .e sobooI duties in South Louisiana
n'l 49, Brandon, vino is one Of the
't DoDular passenger engineers on
n p E. N, is visiting relatives
in the parish. ,.,,..,.
IL mrs C, W. Tempel and daughter
9 Wallet, spent Tuesday here,
a m,s of Mrs. J. c. Magearl.
w. NJ and Mrs. Stevenson Reed, of
o..nnmood. were in town Tuesday.
NJ, Lester spent several days
:, Now Orleans this week, on bust'
ness.
Msssrs. Benz and Abe Mann made
, business trip to New Orleans this
week. ...,,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Proffitt, of
,unahsOnyille, are visiting relatives
at Solitude,
Hon Fred j. Grace, Register OF
.ho State Land Office, came UP from
Baton Rouge to attend the funeral OF
his friend, A. Villeret.
nr Clarence Pierson and J. Bal
lord Dudley came over from Jackson,
Wednesday,, to attend the funeral OF
A. Villeret.
Mrs, EIrie Robinson spent Thurs
dav in Baton Rouge on business in
connection with The True Democrat
NJ that place. Mr.. Robinson came up
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
MrvaBeret and remained here Thurs
day In Mrs. RobinSOn's absence.
T. H. Daigre was here from Bat
on Rouge, Wednesday.
Messrs. Ed. C. Lee and V. F. Al
lain came over from Morgan City to
attend the funeral of A, Villeret. Mr.,
Allain was for several years a part
nor with Mr.. Vtneret in the drug bus
mess in Bayou Sara, and keenly de-
plorea the loss of his warm friend
Mr., Lee reports that his family lis
still located in New Orleans, being
unable to secure suitable residence
in Morgan City.
Mrs. VIM. Halle, of New Roads,
came over to get Mr.. John Borg's
baby, having taken charge OF it.
Miss Lulu Spohn spent Sunday her
with her brother, F, c. spohn, and
frienda
Abe Mann spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
Gus Falconer is able to- be out
again, but is given by his generous
employer, Abe Mann, all the time tc
recuperate from his recent attack o.
smallpox, that he needs.
Miss Leila Wicker has again re
turned to Zachary.
Mr.. R. Teutsch is looking forward
to leaving next month for Germany
His trip may include visit to Egypt
Capt. and Mrs. William Mcclellan
we're in Baton Rouge Saturday. Tht
former is planning to use oil for fue
on the transport steamer, "Saral
Edenborn," for the L. R. & Ms rlV
er route between Angola and Naples
DR.. Ruffin Claiborne was owe
several times to visit Mr.. A. Vile
ret professionally.
Much concern has been felt owe
Jas. L. Frier's illness from pneumo
MIA at the Natchez Sanitarium.
W. Wilcox was in town Saturday
Miss Anna Tempel, after a Vaca
ton Of several weeks, is again Will
W. T. Forester in his insurance OF
flee.
Miss Louise Rettig is at nom
again after visit to her brother J.
Southwest Louisiana.
Capt. B. l.. Barrow spent the da
in town Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Edward Butler and childre
were in town for the weekend.
Misses Perkins and B. Kilbourn
and W. H. BuQuoi were guests
Forest on Sunday. Eudolie Matthew
was there for the weekend.
Mrs. E. Muse is here as her daugi
ter, Mrs. Eugene Muse and little Ell
81 are both i'd with mumps.
A party from New Roads spel
Sunday afternoon in town.
Mr.. and Mis-. G, C.. Howell were
New Orleans the latter part of Lax
week.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow is in New o
leans for short stay.
Mrs. Ruffin Barrow has returne