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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
Anhrfa 3nhfaln.
@rpan os aomiral 9oso.

Set patte 10 for en- Gio iiben cit
IDel SRntertiombeo, at &r9libent
@ilions 6sritenlinilter, Mr. 8rpan
aap Ell ltor 8anfet / @aibi11gton
| for Storn1ogternes 9iplomattorps
Iog fun ierpere0e stfbolosoriffe -
Ibiltnof sen fgrlte 9iplomot=M =Mibbog
n6en @bantpogne.
8rpan er lom befienot Ell ret ia
natijf 9lfboloSnano, ser blan6t an-
Set ~fornermeoe" Song @btparo
peo iffc at brb0e lit 9lfgolbslefte
pe6 Soffet. geo en- an6en sfnleo-
|,ting lmb9if bon me0 9feo og neppe
oalao at fornGrlne sSaponS Sgbelt,
s0miral 3o9o. 8rtmu bopbe uo=
bragt benneS Sftnol, % 3o9o fom
ben til bans Elobs og bob ba1n
om at .oriffe ct @las Champagne
meo Jig. Mbmiralen rp11febe fine
Srpn, 6o 8rpon roligt ipl6te tit
@los fra @onSfaroilcl,. Nfen SEN
0en1ofrotilfe Miniiter por oe,une
Gang Sit,tationcn bofieu og iag6e:
usl6nirol, biotil bor 9e plnoet
olle 3eres 5ejre poo Gon0et. &ino
ben npIte pao @bampaane, ioo pil
|jc9 flinfe me6 Gem 6en Drif."
90 slbmirolen glotteoe in1ieret
| fine borlfe 8rpl1.
Hrinicn af gSales' Gperfraffe.
9en nuperenhe Erins al @oles
CT pitt ube1 e1tri6t &eroens melt be-
ifebne og mi1blt fororiugsfuloe
3ronfslger. 90 bon bar en 1lng
|Man0s illn6e Sfp ipr at bltoe gjort
gta6s al.
Tor 9i6en opbolber ban Zig iun,
tStu6ent pc6 ct al 6e berelnte Sr=
foro @ollcaier. sSor,1plig bar bon
Ell Mften @jelt bos cit al Grof fesio-
rerne, og oenne bjalp bo,n eaert=
btrnbig Sroffen al og io9be offa=
belt:
uSnilen oeilia i;Sraffe, 9eres
fonaeli9e @ejbeo!"
$50, er sen iffc = met 6en far
ogloo pnret iSa0ers," ipore6e Sen
luge Yrins l1oen at blinfe.
ltlrif @irc6 % 0amem.
Naa fine lnonge iSlpbetltre Cant
mort ober fom ltlrif @ircb ogiaa
EFT Sag til .1fal ri iige Nnref6-
bing. Gn bel @cl lmge Gamer
bar iom oltio interesieret SEN
6riitige Slipper og bans rappe 2uft=
fortej. @n al eem por iprlig bloc
be9jerlig. SUN ie,16te EFT iono 9}ean
|af 9pergSmaal ne0 oper ben 6eo-
trGtte 6lpoer. Eiliioit ipurete bum:
v0'en fig mig, ST. 9ircb, bpis
Ceres Molfine ltonoler oppe @l1f=
ten, bnab ioo. 2"
ltlricf Birch rpite6e beteltfeligt
poa 6opcbet og ipore6e ioo grapo(-
borligt:
Set er set ipraeligite, ser fon
ife. Set er bGn6t for tre frantic
6lppere, og 6e henger enbm oppe
i 9l,fte11 og fan life fomn1e neo. 9e
Stofler 6dr ganife Iol1glon1t al
Cult"
Gen 1m9e Game iti1le6e life fle-
re SpdrgsmonI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

@illiam 8ooo, &relioent for
slmerican @oolen Company / 8os=
toni, blep al Ell SsSl1rp Sen z. Stunt
frifjenot / olle 9lnflagepu1fter for
at babe fonfpireret / at nplante"
0pnomit 2olprence uuoer 9ertil=
ltrejfen 1912 for at ifa6e 9lrbej=
bernes Sag. sslrpen par life enig
/ Sc fire fbrite 9(nflagepunfter moo
5re6ericf s(tteal1r, Sen rige 6arpe=
fabrifont, men frifiel16te banl / set
fen1te &ultft. 9el11,is S. Collins,
Cambridge, bleo fl,nbet ifpl6ig be
ferlte to E1nfter, men frifjen6t be
tire on6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

|V10ut " 9leHt'tttI, yuOIt 9luuUeL
% @enner tager 9el, eller en- @l9=
Sc for Ell fellessoanif sag, ser ion,-
Ter ltore 5tarer ira fier11 og ,1pr,
eller set er e1lS @l9oe for BET belle
2a1lo, og bet bele s5olt. Nfen altio
fortelIer Du'11ebroge ,toget. &bor-
for flager man ioog? iperger mon,
og oeri ligger. ganife tpoeligt, at
6lo9et n1oa fltllne fortelle noget.
Cite CT oct Ell lang &iitorie,
6laget forteller;; set forteller om
fierue @inoer, slarb'u,oreoer gon,-
le; ofte CT oet ct @adb; ON bpil=
fet sSlaget foftrller: Ser legees
Ell @rllnoitel1, ! fer bpgges noget
mt, fer fol0esE til l1pt oonlt Mrbei=
Sc.
Mcn altio fortGller sSloget noget.
6loget paalnin6er. Mine Sgl1=
ner leper enonlt tiger 6loget, mon
pglan mine Selner er i 9lrbei6e
Sbi elrbejoet ifal sc 9al1ife lebe,
bpis Sc pil fren,oo. @ller morer
mine S6nuer iig flm? .gr set fun
pper en- &orltslcl, ct 0riffetelt, ct
8iograftbeater, at 6laget bajer
@onmer Sc fln iommel1 for at iDi=
re og Atclnlne, ior at e6e Eenge og
Iloo Sio ibjel?
iSlaget paau1inoer. Miine 5pn=
ner boloer ;Seit e'1o1n, flyer Slaget;
mon oe ogiaa boloer iSelt for at
bpile fig, ltprfe Jig, rette Jig, bejne
Oeres 9lon6, flle opao og be6e ?
Gller fon1mer Sc fun ialnmen for
at preple, lfje11oes og fjonte? St
6laget flu Ell 9eforotionsgie,t=
itono for 0en,, eller foritoor Sc
WogetS 1tl,n1me Sprog?
Get reoe er1stribe,,s Gegn: SITE
0en tStrib, 1inoer DDiffelt 72anoets
8grn fon1mer ionnnelt paa @aIg=
0oge for at boone % mistro Dtnan=
oen, n,en 6e1t strio, boor bper
Monb er pillig til at orbeioe for
2onoets 9Gre % Gel, life for $50
litit, til at itribe for sSolfets Mono
og Gorn> life for at brele CIT 6loIfel
igiennen. 5tri0ens Geglt 9lrbej=
6ets Tegn Sfferpilli9beoens Gegn.
0g / set rpoe lpier set rene
&ors. Set paami11ber: Ss5,1tet
&arf, il1gen 5tri6, ingen sSS6 uoen
meo sSre6 / 6jertet; ingen 6remtio
u6enom @l,bs 9}oaoe, @ubs Gilie
og @uos 9iiec; ilteet slan6 u6en
@ubs Orb. Set CT glenlt ofte, mel,
set er alorig glelnt belt; &orietS
Tegn / Dor Gon11ebroge er @pa11=
geliets 1egn. Site Sen itoIte, ari6=
fe 9rn, life Ben 1torlnegtige, in0=
biloIfe 2epe, i11tet 9pr fra @eralot=
fe11s Gige, men &or1ets, Me11neFe=
i6nnens Gegn.
Sffe ianbt: Set pamnin6er? Set
paani1,6er iaa meget, at set tiger
til os:: 6en 6anife Gremtibs6rgl11,
/ set bonlfe &aob, set 6orife Soc
|al CT &orlet life CLIENT. Wen &or-
iet er / bort Stag ionr 4jet /, sln=
ii9tet, iom Gr0ene Melo6te,l ion1
Ea11fen / 8illcoet; = set er @or=
|iet, ion1 eiper set rb6e Stag Me=
ming.
@no bepore 9unnorf og 9onne-
broge! M2aatte Set paje, til Sor6e1,
og @opet ofaiper fine Dd6e, oper
6altife &riltne, lon oar tro / Strt=
ben og ltprfe / yre6el1!
Sobannes Soft,
{ u9fibe Stiftsti6.") SberIrrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
Sort fprtaft.

Jranfrig ntaa optoge ct 2aan
poa balDanben Milliaro 6rancs
for at giennemfere Sen trcoorige
|Ejenelteti6.
- st fbr ufje,16t DpergfoH er
b[epet flnoet al en- engelif Gfspeoi-
tion / oct irore al set bollanb5fe
ND Guinea. Me116ene er beilt 4
500 bbie, men meeet fraftiee.
- Mf ollie 2an6e er Gmroon
ben beolte &un6e Sc Sorene6e Sta-
fer bar. Otter Canada fon1mcr
Me1ico, iao Gubo, oerefter Central
amerito. Sc europaiife @tater.
fon1mer langt ne6e / @9ffen.
Mt bonle III 9anie pao e1,
@ften er life let at giere, men BET
formoaeoe Dog Mrs. Sobn 6. 2ura-.
ifi / edmonton, Mlberta, Canada.
forleoen paa fin 8rpllups6og. 3rcr-
&oboler betalte 50 for at bonnie meb,
benoe. Sun iamleoe 0erpe6 $342.
ino.
Set 9aar 1nuntert til SET
ungarife &arlament. Oiniiteriet
blep nDlig anflaget for at bope
brngt Ell MilIion Collars al Sc of
fentltge Mi6ler til 6ormaaI for I'll
eget politiife 8arti, % maatte til-
ilut tage lin Mfifeo, men fgrit tom
oct til slogsmaaI i Salen, og en-
at Dppoiitionens 2ebere bIep faI-
Oct til @ulbet af ct sabeIbug, iom
Ell Dr6enes 6aan6beber gap ban,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Seeter afifeoisct. @eitpreren for
Hittsburgb offentlige 5foler g. 8.
@eeter blep forleoen al Sfplefon1=
misiionen erfleret ifploig uno=
ralf &onoel peo at tiltqge Zig 1tbe=
rettieeoe 5ribe6er oberfor @pin6er
% blen afiat mes IL mo6 1 Stent=
1lre. So Me6lemnlcr nor frabnrell=
Be. Otter at bape raa6fert Zig n1e6
fin 9(obofat Clarence 8urleigb of-
iloa 6eeter at uhtale Jig eller bis=
f11tere @oge,1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

Sra aihiuatsn beretes at Xaosper De 48 Stater 81
aonnhruos sneporeneuhts @rperter itrct Of Columbia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
IRA Hnlannrt.

|pioe, at buis oeres 9ropper noro
for 5aloniti fortiatte n1eo fine &rn-
tasicrier, iaa pilbe ben graffe @e-
gjering paa Jorbaanb fralegee Jig
al Anipar for 6elgerne. Sc to
2anoe CT ogiaa enoelig fon.met
operel>s ON eli miolertioig neutral
Zone lnellem @r9terne % 8uIga-
|rerne be6 Soloniti.
Nmerifanere ien6er Yrefbent
@ilion Mnmobnins ON Weifpttelie.
Sra Merico @itp nleooeles ben 6te
SUM: gmiliano 8apata bar ifgl-
ge ct ipecie1t Eelegran1 fra guerna-
baco praget ct Gilbuo al $4,000
| / 9eicpenge for Sberit YasclaI
Brosco 5r., br6t al bans @enner.
og bar la6et 0em gQmle Mmb
benrette. Oberit Sro5co er SEN
tioligere &ebelfprers 6aber.
300 Mmerifanere / lpolige Ea-
n1ol'lfpas, bar gjennem &on1uI
Milton Son1pico ienot 8reiioent
@ilion ct Telegram, bpori De for
longer 8eife0 ON, bporpiot Sc fan
he11te 9elfDttelie al lit 6ebrelanos
| Ne9jering, ga ~oe life el,lfer at to-
ge iSorbolosresler for egen @iffer=.
beo, ser fl1n6e bringe Dor &egiering
! &onifeligbeoer, u6en paa Jor-
baa1lo at gipe betimelig @arieI."
Iorelpprgielen blep ie16t pr
Sraaolps aienncnt &oninlen til SO.
@. Gana6a slmerifanif aoninl /
Gera Grua, for oerfro at ienoes til
@aibington. Set tiger b(. a.: go
hi er gaot uoen 8eifptelie fra noge,,
|of &arterne / 0en MT paogooenbe
Strio, fon hi Inn pente 8eifgttelie
ira bort eget 2on6. 8i tnaa bioe
en- Gong for alle, ont pi fan baabe
paa oen. So ri bar pnret n6iat
for 9}ingeogt og ct lttal of @ren-
Teller og grop outstanding, fora,r-
Ledger Stillingen til at toge aI-
borliee i6orbolosregler for por per-
ionlige sifferbe6 og til Goripar
for bore 6an1ilier og ss,1teresier.
9erfor CT Ri fonmet fammen for at
oberneje Sen be6ite Maa6e. 81
onier 9eifpttelie nsobenoig MI, 90
ben eitcr Dor De6 life pil bere til.
noeen 9fptte."
Ser tilfpies, at mange at oenr
bor flnoet fig itiltien6e efonon1t-
1fe Sab, lnen at monge al Dem life
fon fslsc 9foo6et ON at ufo1nme
fig bort, bpis fSare", ,,6en at mite,
bpa6 6e bar iporet lau1men e1e:
2epetib.
"&i onier i'ort eeet % bore Sa-
n1iliers Sip for at pare 5are> ogl
6orboloene bar berettiget 6enne'
Senbenoelie flere @onee / be iio-
lte Gage. Ser er i11gen Tpipl pnt,
at oen mi,16He @1ilt bi( freuibringe
ben frpgte6e 8ron6 bboo 9jeblif
BET ifal bere:"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
@lettriif Gtorm oper 2cnper. :

Glettrtif Stprm DDer Senper. -
@n eleftriif 8agl= og &egnltorm
feieoe benooer &lippebjerse,res pit
li9e Sfraalling ben Ste ssl1ni og
ltrofte Jig belt ip6 til 2os @egas,
q. &., og bar / bette 0iitrift oen
pprlte paa Is slar. s; Denper par
ocn paa set p9rlte ON j@ftermiobo=
gen. 2pnet ilog nco Gitp Sall og
afiteofom iorifreffelie. st on6et
ra'nte en- f,,lolesiet @og11, orebte
&jerer og 6eit og iatte &ognen i
8rano. sSnben fao Min1tter bar
Ser 1900 slmnobnirger til 2psfon1=
pogniet pao Ste0et ON @eparotio=
ner. Sorretnin9sbuie 111aatte brl1=
'ge Stearinlps til 8elpsning.
Starr sSprSan um DC mpoerne
&bbcrbaroner. 1r. 9npio Starr
SSoroan, 2elanb 5tauforo, ST., ltti=
perlitetets &ansler, Sen bergn1t be-
fienote 6re6sbeu, talte Sen s. sS1,ni
/ Gbureb Of tie &eoeemer, @inne-
applis, ON v9lmerifns Eligt moo
@,,ropa". 0erme As(igt beltoo 81.
a. at gipe @uropas Mationer Soea=
Ter = at o6le bent. 8alfanfriger
- iogoe ban = bap6e Barilerban=
ferne facet iltan0, forbi Sc niloe
gjerc 5erberne og 8ulgarerne til
fine &reoitorer ilte0etfor Gprferne.
8rig mellem @nglan6 og Splflano
betegneoe ian iont @rig paa $50
piret. Set nip,1lige 6inonsrige
bap6e tit @reb poa oe,1 bele Ser
sen og offrepe6e alle Mationer slf=
glitter for SEN bebnebe sSreo. 9en=
ne 8pr6e ligne6e bo11 mes Sen i
6e Dage, 6a 9feberbaronerue faite6e
fig oner GuropaS Soft og plpnore-
Sc Dem me6 Magt.
Dr. sssor6on roite Hreii6ent Mil-
ion og l1oenrigsminiiter 8rpons
Gre6sbeitrebelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13
Sets SminS 9snno @aenneifehaar

importere6es fra @ina Der til Sc
Gorene6e stater i 2gbet at 1912.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08
CHAPTER DID WELL.

A copy of the year book of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
La. Division, from May, 1911, to De-
tober, 1912, is before US, and by it
that West Feliciana Chapters Christ
mas box for 1911 equaled in value
that of New Orleans Chapter, which
is the largest chapter in the division.
Both were valued at 1929, and had
not two quarts of preserves in the
West Feliciana boxes been broken,
il would have surpassed New Orleans
by that much. In addition, the cloth
ing sent in the fall of 1911 was val
ned at $20,75.
Regarding the 1912 boxes, Miss Al
ain writes that they were valued at
$3.50, and the preserves will last
the Infirmary into next summer
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08
GRAND JURY REPORT.

ST. Francisville, La, Feb. 6, 1913.
To the Hon. Jos. L. Golsan, judge Of
the oath Judicial District Court:
We, your Grand Jury for the Feb
ruary term, submit this our final re-
port.
We have examined the cases
brought before us and returned eleven
true bills and eight no true bills.
The Grand Jury would respectfully
call the attention Of the State Rail-
rod Commission to the condition OF
the tracks of the Y. & M. V. r. R.,
al d the Louisiana Railway & Naviga-
lion Company, in this parish, and res
ommend that copy of this report
be sent to said Commission; that the
tracks and roadbeds are in such con-
dl:.o as to endanger lives and prop.
erty Of patrons.
We respectfully suggest that fire
III is be held every week in the
High School in order to accustom the
children to leave the building in IN
orderly and safe manner in case OF
danger; such drills to be held at un-
expected times.
We have conferred with the 20
lice Jury on the question Of roads.
We find that they have made an &C.
tive move in that direction, with
promise of some relief.
We have investigated the stock
lAw and find need of Improvement In
the matter, especially hogs and cat
tie, as present conditions have been
the source of trouble and dissatis-
faction.
We have inspected the Jail and
| court house and find same In good
condition, and properly attended 10.
We find the court house in need OF
| some repairs.
We have called the attention of the
Board of Health to the sale Of Mus
cat Wine, and recommend that same
he investigated and analysed, on nc
count of the dangerous and narcotic
effects upon those who use it.
We have carefully and thoroughly
Investigated the condition Of the IL
quor traffic in the two towns and
the disorders said to exist caused by
and in connection Herewith. We
state that specific acts substantiated
by specific testimony in the cases IN
der consideration have not been tho
roughly divulged and made known to
us by testimony presented by COM
blaming citizens.
Respectfully submitted,
!. G. ". NEWMAN, Foreman.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08

w. H. Richardson offered the fol-
lowing resolution on roads, and which
being duly seconded, was passed:
Resolved, That each member Of
this Police Jury today appoint a COM
mittee of three citizens of his res
pective ward, which committee is to'
discuss the proposition Of the par
.sh undertaking to build better roads
and new steel bridges throughout
the entire parish. This citizens COM
mittee is to find out the sentiment
for and against the proposition from
every citizen Of the parish, that the
people may express themselves IN
the subject. This citizens committee
Of three is to then select one OF
their number, as a committee of one,
who is to make a report either In
writing or verbally, to a committee
appointed by this Police Jury to hear
these reports, at meeting of all the
citizens committees at the Court
House on Wednesday, February &c,
1913. The committee appointed by
the Police jury shall then make q
report to this Police Jury at its reg
ular meeting, the first Wednesday
in March. The Police Jury agrees to
abide by the wishes Of the people Of
the parish in the matter, and will
comply with their requests if it is
within their power to do SO.
This resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The Police Jurors then made the
following appointments for their rcs-
pective wards:
First Ward-A. F. Barrow, John F,
Irvine, F. O. Hamilton.
Second Ward--C. w. Simmons, E.
!. Daniel, F. F. Harvey.
Third Ward-M R. Jackson. Judge
Thomas Butler, Louis West
Fourth Ward-D. NJ. Hamilton, w.
&c. Perkins, H. M. Stewart.
Fifth Ward-D. w. Wright, Nose
lice, holland Johnson.
| Sixth Ward-P. o. Bourgeois, w
B. Wells, Emile Ortis.
| Seventh Ward-John LeSassier, B
lP McWaters, Jas. D. Wood.
| Eighth Ward-D. F. Merwin, B. I
Barrow, A. D. Percy.
Ninth Ward-W. S. Maryman, Mon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08
Parish Teachers Institute.

The bi-monthly meeting of the Par
ish Teachers Institute will be held
next Friday and Saturday at the
usual hours. The program was not
sent in in time to be published in full.
The program for Friday night will
be unusually interesting. as Mrs.
Golsan and Miss Leila GOlsan will
give a musical number: Miss Dillon,
reading; Rev. Mr.. Skardon and
Supt. Hendon will debate an interest
ing question: and Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, State Supervisor of Domestic
Science in the Schools, will deliver
an address that every parent ought
to hear.
The sessions will all be held in the
High School auditorium, and the
patrons and friends of public educa-
ton are cordially invited to attend
any or all of them.
Miss Kelly is also expected to talk
to the pupils and patrons of Grange
Hall School on Thursday afternoon.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08
- :.~Es"**#****,s%#%s
ABSENT FRIENDS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ."4&a&&'

Mrs. Robert c.. Wickliffe left New
Orleans, Saturday, for Washington,
D. c., where she has business of i'm
pOrtance.
Friends here are much grieved to
learn that Miss Mittie Fugler lost
o considerable sum by the failure Of
The Bank of Woodville: her savings
from teaching for years.
Miss S. T. Stirling has a delight
full position near Plaquemine, as
companion for Mrs. Edward J. Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tack, Jr.,
will reach their home in Tulsa, Okla,
after enjoying honeymoon visits in
Florida and New York. At Jackson
vile, they were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Carson, and in New
York by his parents. Mrs Hunter
G. Leake, of New Orleans, Mrs.
Tack's mother, will join them at
Tulsa about March LIST for a visit.
Miss Helene Allan, of New Orleans,
Is recovering from her serious Ill
ness of some weeks ago.
1t was pleasant to the editor 10
have card from Mrs. w. N. Stew
art, a former resident of Tunica,
but now at Hope, Arkansas.
Mervin Taylor was in New Or
leans at Mardi Gras. He says he is
doing we'll at Shreveport.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-02-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


Mercer Barrow spent Sunday here.
Miss Irene Dillon spent the school
holidays with friends in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Edward Butler was in town
part of the week.
Miss Gladys Daniel was in New Or
leans for Mardi Gras.
Mrs. N. r. Jackson was in town,
Thursday. EGIEN
Mrs. B. L. Barrow, Of Baton Rouge,
is visiting relatives.
Miss Eva Daniel went to New Or
leans for Mardt Gras.
District Attorney H. H. KilbOurne
is here this week, attending court.
J. s. McGehee, of st. Louis, is at
Laurel Hill, assisting his father with
the plantation.
Mrs. Converse enjoyed a week
end visit to Mrs. NJ. R. Jackson at
the latter's country home.
Miss Mamie GOlsan returned Satur-
day night from a brief stay in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Patterson con-
Guided this week their visit to her
mother, Mrs w. D. Wills.
Master Montrose Barrow will ell
terrain his friends, Saturday in hon
or of his birthday.
Miss Sarah Butler returned Thurs
day afternoon from a pleasant car
Giyal season in Natchez.
DR.. Burthe, of New Orleans, is a
guest at The Cottage, to enjoy some
hunting.
Mrs. E. G. Westmorland and chill
Cren were in New Orleans for the
carnival.
ANGEL Ard leaves for Bogalusa next
week. Meanwhile he is the guest Of
his cousin, Harry Daniel The latter
will spend Sunday in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt .Husson and
three children, of New York, have ar
rived to spend a month with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. M. Barrow.
Mrs. Sadie Ellis Mcguire has re-
turned. She made a short visit TO
relatives at Burnside on her way up
from New Orleans.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow made. a short
trip to the city, returning Saturday
night. Her daughter, Miss Amelia,
will leave New Orleans, this week
for a visit to Mrs. Frank Leake, Of
Beaumont, Texas.
Miss Aimee Jackson and the 9TH
err children of the family went to
New Orleans for the carnival, stay
ing with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Denechaud. Mrs. Burckhalter's
maid took charge of them en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent
several days in New Orleans, return
ing Sunday night. In their absence,
Mrs. Phillips and Miss Ruby Phillips
were guests of Misses Amy and
Edith Leake.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hendon, who has been
in New Orleans for some time, I'M
der treatment, was joined for a visit
this week by Mr.. Hendon and little
Dorothy. Mrs. Hendon is boarding
with Mrs. Lawrance James in Pry-
tania St., near the Touro.
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rhe Womans Missionary Auxiliary
OF the Methodist Church met last
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
the Misses Town. Quite an interest
ing literary program was rendered,
beaiing on the subject of missions.
After adjournment, refreshments
were served and a half hour was
spf n in a social way. On Tuesday,
the 18th, the Society will give a mis-
celaneOus shower at the home Of
Mss Sallie Raynham, complimentary
to the family Of Rev. F. L. Fulton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bookter, Jr.,
and little, daughter leave today for
Roosevelt, in East Carroll parish,
where he will manage for John NJ.
Parker, nine miles from where J. Bob
Daniel and family are. While wish
ing them we'll, we much regret their
denarture.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

In the Catholic Church there will
be Mass and BenedictiOn on Sunday,
the 9Th of February, at 10 a. N.
During Lent, Way of the Cross eV-
cry Friday at 4 o'clock p. m.
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Observation-Disclosures so
CHURCH NOTICES. i
Observation-Disclosures,
GRACE CHURCH.

GRACE CHURCH.
Rev. Alvin w. Skardon. Rector.
list Sunday in Lent
Holy Communion, 1870 a. NJ; Sunday
School, $50 a. m; Morning Prayer
and Sermon, II o'clock; Evening
Prayer and Address, o'clock
Daily Morning service 9 o'clock.
Daily evening service, 5 O'Clock.
The following schedule of services
will be observed during Lent:
SUNDAYS
Holy Communion ...........-........-. 1:3O 4. M.
Morning Prayer and Sermon - De-. 100 A. NJ.
Evening Prayer and Address. ...- 500 P. M.
WEEK DAYS
Monday
Mathis ................ ...... 900 A. M.
VesperS . ..-... w ........... . 800 p. M.
Tuesday
Mathis ........ ........ .......... 800 A. M.
Vespers. . Recommendations. d. ....... 500 +. M.
Wednesday,
Ltany .................. .............. 800 A. M.
VeSperS .. e. ...... ...-. co. .-. .. 500 P. NJ.
Thursday
Holy Communion 900 A. M.
Vespers ..-......... .... ...... 500 p. NJ.
Friday
Litany. ......- soc. ........ ..,... 900 A. M.
Vespers ...... .... ......... 800 p. NJ.
Saturday.