The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-08

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SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1918.
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Miss Noelie Boudreaux spent Sat
urday in Whitecastle. =
Howell Pugh, of Plaque1nine, spent
Sunday here on business.
Contractor r. l.. Stewart visited
New Orleans Tuesday on business.
e. S. Mcfarland, of Burnside, was ,
4ransacting business here Tuesday.
nr Numa Himel, of Welcome, was i
visitor to Donaldsonville Wednes. l
days
r. J, Vega went to New Orleans {
Sunday afternoon. returning Monday i
evening.
Mrs. r. Wahl enjoyed q brief visit {
last week from her niece, Mrs. Hen {
ry Donges, of Castell, Texas. 7
Mrs Camilla Skolfield, of Lutcher, S
was here Sunday as the guest OF c
Mrs John Landry and family. v
Mrs. C. nj. Davis, of Laurel, Miss, 4
snent day here last week as the d
guest of her aunt, Mrs. r. VAIL. h
Mrs. l.. P. Won Hofe and her
daughter. Miss Pauline Rose, are
spending some time with relatives in r
New Orleans. p
Miss Kate Perkins spent Friday ?
night with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. De- n
Russey at their home on Belle ALL n
ance plantation. d
Sam. Freund, prominent business f,
man of Waco, Texas, is spending b
few days here as the guest OF MS c.
niece, Mrs Abe Bloomenstlel. d
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Bentley, of
New Orleans, were the guests OF MI.
and Mrs. G.. Donnaud Bentley from !,
Tuesday evening to Thursday morn" -
ing. m
The open season for quail termi- :,
mated Friday of last week, the 28th - !.
ultimo. and the birds may not law 81 .;
fully be hunted or killed until Nov. y;
Is next. :,
An important meeting of the fire ~ ~
board will be held in Phoenix opera e. e;
house at o'clock tomorrow after -
noon, and every member is urged to :
be- present.
The crack Peerless string band, I'M Il
der the leadership of Claiborne Will u
liams, left Wednesday afternoon on .
the steamer F. NJ. Owens for trip Ct
to New Iberia. Il
a The board of directors of the Bank "
of DonaldsonViIle met Wednesday in y
regular monthly session, with Presi- Y.
B dent w. M McGalliard in the chair, Y
and transacted routine business. s
s Mr.. and Mrs Charles Libano have OF
returned to their home in New Orle- GO
ans after spending a few weeks here
with Mrs. Libano's mother, Mrs. R.
Vail, who was quite sick for some Ct
time. C.
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Judge Paul Leche qualified this D
week as a member of the court of ap- ia
peals for the second district of the Ct
first circuit, succeeding Judge L. P. V
Caillouet, of Thibodaux The court We
convened at Franklin. Sc
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Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben re
ny Rybiski, of Lake Charles, will be D.
Interested to learn Of the birth of CT
fen-pound girl to that estimable young u
couple, the happy event having trans he
PRED Wednesday afternoon.
A splendid meeting of the Woman's We
Guild of the Church of the Ascension ar
(Episcopal) was held Thursday after in
noon with Mrs. c. Kline as hostess at W
her home in Houmas street. Mrs. ar
Kline was assisted in receiving and re
entertaining her guests by her daugh- ar
ter, Mrs. E. K. Sims. Refreshments M
Were served. or
There will be services at the Il,
Methodist church at Il o'clock a. m. al
and 1880 p. m. tomorrow Rev. T. ar
D. Lipscomb, the pastor, has organ "a
lied a prayer and song service, which sh
will be held every Wednesday night. Of
The public is cordially invited to
attend all services.
G. M Haines, travelling immigra- s &c
ton agent of the joint immigration Il, -
bureau of the Iron Mountain, Texas y
and Pacific and International and m In'
Great Northern Railways, was here -
Tuesday meeting the local real es- en
cate and business men. Mr.. Haines' ~
headquarters are in Forth Worth, %