The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-09
Observation-Disclosures
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

s, K. Davis is here with relatives.

Sunday from a pleasant city trip.
Mumford Leake is visiting his cous
ins at Wakefield.
Harry Converse of Baton Rouge
came up Sunday to visit his mother.
Ably Mann made short visit to Bat
on Rouge, returning Sunday.
Joe Newsham is at home. He will
probably enter L. S. U. next term.
DR.. A. F, Barrow spent last Friday
and Sunday afternoons at the capital.
Mrs. Ed. Robb spent the weekend
at Turnbull with relatives.
Mr.. Edward Butler has joined his
family at De Buys, Miss.
Mrs. C. M. Downs is visiting her
home folks at Whitecastle.
Mr.. William Butler has gone to
Browns Wells.
Pinck Johnson, Jr., is expected home
for Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Trimble Garner will be a guest
at Forest for few days.
Miss Emma Robb Of Jackson has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Robb.
S. H. Lemon has been inthe parish
looking after property interests. He
left Monday for Baton Rouge.
Frank Barrow and Edward New
sham have returned from East Felici-
ana.
Miss Pearl McVea of Baton Rouge
was expected yesterday to come up for
a weeks stay with Miss Martha Fort.
Miss Mary Mumford spent Monday
in town to visit her aunt, Mrs. E. Vib-
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Perkins and son,
accompanied by Miss Holmes, were
visitors to Baton Rouge this week.
Miss EVE Converse spent the week.
end with her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Rich
ardson.
The Misses Reid left Thursday after
a pleasant stay at Fairview, on the
occasion of the Reid-Folkes wedding.
Mr.. Morris Burgas' health is much
improved since his arrival on a visit
here.
Mrs, E. R. Moses of Covington is
here on a visit to her mother. Mrs. n
M. Levy.
Miss Annie Gilmore is making the
round trip to Panama, and will visit
her home parish later in the summer
Mrs. w. C. Perkins, of Turnbull, and
Mrs. W. s. Steiger, of Woodville, Miss,
are visiting in Baton Rouge.
Master Frank Clack has returned
from Franklinton, La. His sister, Miss
Emma, remains there.
Miss Lucille Magearl went to Baton
Rouge last Friday for visit to her
cousins.
Mrs. w. S. Slaughter left Friday, af-
ter spending week or more with
her daughter, Mrs Inner Ball.
Mr.. Pat Chaplin and Miss Amelia
Barrow, fellow-students at L. s. U.
summer school, spent Sunday at her
home here.
Mrs. e. s. Bates and children and
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne and daughter have
gone to Kinder, La, to visit DR.. and
Mrs. C. F. Howell.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent the week
end in Baton Rouge with Mrs. H. l..
Tracy. Edith Leake spent this week
with Mrs. Tracy.
Mrs. Noise Conrad leaves Saturday
to join Mr.. Conrad at their new home,
Vidalia, La, where he has a govern
ment position.
Mrs. Weber of New Orleans is the
guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. L..
w. Rogers. MRS. Weber and family
move to Alexandria soon.
Mrs. Jas. P. Bowman celebrated her
eighty-second birthday, Tuesday, by
having all her children around her, in
Gliding Mrs. w. ]. Fort and children
and J. P. Bowman Jr. and family.
Mrs. Fannie Lawson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Harper, of Har-
riston, Miss, one of her grandsons
having come dawn and escorted her
there.
Mrs. Lee Howell of Baton Rouge
visited Mrs. L. w. Rogers, last week.
Mrs. Howell will move to New Orleans
shortly to be with her son, who enters
Tulane as a medical student.
Miss Ida Schlesinger of New Or
leans, who Is visiting friends at Laurel
Hill, spent Friday in town to be with
her grandmother, Mrs. R. Schlesinger,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Ben Tom formerly Miss Flor
ence Alexander of st. Louis, No. and
her lovely little daughter, Doris, are
visiting Mrs. Toms sister, Mrs. A.
Schlesinger.