The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-04-26
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

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Jimmie Stirling will be the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Lemon for the Rally.
Miss Amelia Barrow left Thursday
for White Castle.
Joe Aschaffenburg spent Sunday in
Baton Rouge
Mercer Barrow, of Baton Rouge,
spent Sunday here.
Miss Cunningham, of Wilson, came
ever Sunday to see the water.
Mrs. ]. F. Irvine, ST., is with Mrs.
Leopold for the high water.
Miss Lulie Catlett is spending the
weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. G. c. Howell goes to New Or.
leans next week.
Judge Lawrason spent Wednesday
in New Orleans.
]. R. Matthews was in New Orleans
yesterday.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton and baby went
to Baton Rouge Thursday afternoon.
John Stirling of Baton Rouge spent
Sunday at his parents home.
Chas. L. Munson spent the weekend
at his parents home in the fifth ward.
o. H. Briedenbach went down to the
rally, Friday afternoon.
Misses Dillon and Outlet will spend
Saturday in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stern went to
Baton Rouge Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Mann and daughter, Miss
Mathilde, spent several days in New
Orleans.
Louie and Abe Mann were at home
for the weekend, guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mann.
Mrs. L. J. Davis and Miss Lulie Da-
Wis were Sunday guests of Mrs. Fred
Hochenedel
Mrs. D. /. Norwood returned We'd.
nesday from a weeks stay in New Or
leans.
Misses Anna May Cornell and Rosa
lie Richardson are visiting Mrs. B. E.
Eskridge for the rally.
Miss Eta Emmett of New Orleans
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Edward
Murphy of Wakefield.
Mrs. L. J. Davis is moving from Oak
Grove to the new house back of the
Wilcox store.
Misses Margaret Stirling and Amelia
Barrow are visiting friends at White
Castle.
Mrs. M. c. Levy and family are now
domiciled in the residence of Mr.. E.
Wolf.
A. NJ. Harris and family have rent
ed the lower floor of the J. H. Percy
residence.
ANGEL Ard, who is taking a course
in Spencers Business College, was
here Sunday.
Miss Latane chaperoned Misses Amy
Leake, Ladye Quinn, Helen and Eliza
beth Johnson for the Rally.
Misses Rosalie Richardson and An
ma May Connell are the guests of Mrs.
B. E. Eskridge for the Rally.
Mrs. Max Mann and Mrs VIM. Kahn
left Wednesday for a few days in
Woodville.
Little Marion Halle, Of New Roads,
Is the guest of her cousin, little Gar
net Howell.
Misses Dillon and Outlet and Mr.. o.
H. Briedenbach left Friday for the Raj.
ly.
w. T. Forester is attending the
Homestead Association. In his alb
sence, Mrs. Forester Is the guest of
Mrs. M. R. Jackson.
Mrs. Noise Conrad went to New Or
leans, Sunday, to meet Mr.. Conrad re-
turning from Central America. They
will be in West Feliciana shortly.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow, Mrs. Ben Leo
pold and Mrs. J. R. Matthews had a
pleasant day, Wednesday, with Mrs.
B. l. Barrow at Rosebank, her country
home.
Cadets Ernest Roberts and Wade No
land, Of Baton Rouge, were here for
the dance. Edward Newsham also
came up from Baton Rouge for that
occasion.
Miss Leila Wicker, of Zachary, is
here on account of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Sam Decker. The latter
was brought to town last week and is
at the residence of her brother, Ben
Wicker, to be nearer the doctor.
Mrs. Fred Magearl went to Alabama
to bring back for her "mothering," the
two children of her sister, who is best
known here by her maiden name, Pearl
Link, and who was one of the most
beautiful girls that ever lived in st.
Francisville. Her death occurred sew
eral weeks ago.