The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-09-27


Miss Mary Butler was in town Thurs |
day.
Mrs. Murphy was dinner guest of |
Mrs. w. j. Fort on Wednesday.
Miss Leila Golsan is expected to
start home from Virginia on Monday,
having had delightful summer there.
Miss Modinger of New Orleans is
spending the weekend with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Perkins have been
visiting East Feliciana relatives this
week
Miss Almena Kilbourne is visiting
relatives in Clinton, leaving Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Ed Miermont, of PlaQuemine,
was Sunday guest of Mrs. ]. S. Gore
and family.
DR.. w. w. Montfort has given up
his professional trips to Jackson for
the present.
Miss Eta Emmett is a delightful
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. S. Murphy,
at Wakefield.
Mrs. J. R. Matthews has been suffer
ing with some sort of rash, that has
made her quite i'll.
Miss Pearl Harvey and Miss Fife
Bickham are boarding at Miss Rayn.
hams to attend high school.
Miss Mamie Butler returned last
week from a visit to Miss Elizabeth
Devall of West Baton Rouge.
Judge Golsan, who has been holding
court in Clinton this week. was ex-
pected home for the weekend.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow went to New Or
leans, Sunday, to meet Dr. Barrow, re-
turning from Minneapolis, MINI.
]. H. Kilbourne has returned to town
after spending some time at Ellerslie,
which he has been engaged in survey
ing.
Louis G. Stirling of Vicksburg is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stirling, at Wake
field.
Bonnie Weydert has entered the
State Industrial School, Ruston, where
his brother Edward was graduated so
creditably last session.
Mrs. l. U. Ball and John l. Daniel
were delegates from their neighbor'
hood to the Sunday School convention
this week.
We record pleasant call Wednes-
day morning, from the venerable r. j.
Thorn, who was in town to attend the
S. S. convention.
Mrs. Noise Conrad has joined Mr..
Conrad in New Orleans, after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs. l.
]. Davis, at Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Bradley and
their little daughters return to New
Orleans, Sunday, having spent Mr.
Bradley's vacation from business here
Mr.. Sam Rosenthal returned Tues
day night from New Orleans where hi
spent several days laying in new
stock of goods for the M. Burgas store
w. H. BuQuoi went to New Roads
Thursday morning, to attend the fun
eral of his grandmother, Mrs. Bour
geois. ]. r. Matthews accompanied
him.
Miss Emma Thoms visited friends a
Elm Park, and her sister, Mrs. Eff
Thoms at Jackson, before returning t
New Orleans where she is successful
trained nurse.
Miss Margaret Reid, of Amite, La
having concluded a pleasant visit I
Miss Jessie Folkes at Fairview, ha
gone to Alexandria to visit her sister
Mrs. Godfrey.
Mrs. R. H. Barrow and Miss Queen
Wood were in town, Monday. 1t
with Mrs. r. H. and not Mrs. B.
Barrow, as stated last week, that Mr.
Wood and family are boarding.
Mrs. W. F. Hagaman, of Dalla
Texas, who has been the guest of Mr.
=. J. Norwood, left Tuesday for Jac1
son, Miss, where she will visit D
Lee Hagaman and family before r
turning to her home.
News from Mrs. J. L. Golsan, who
under treatment in New Orleans viii
the guest of her father, the Rev. A.
Blackwell, is to the effect that she
feeling somewhat better, but is st
suffering from headache.
Miss E. N. Douglas, of Sewane
Tenn, is expected here about Oct.
and hopes to see all of her friends d.
ing limited stay. She will probab
be the guest first of Mrs. Elrie Rob-
son. Miss Douglas and her nephe