The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-31
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Mrs. Lapine of Wilhelm was the
guest of Mrs. Ruffin Barrow, this week
Walter Ratliff of Slaughter was here
over last Friday night
Mrs. D. /. Norwood and children
spent few days at Tanglewild.
Mr.. Murphy has joined Mrs. Murphy
at Troy plantation.
Edward Newsham is at home from
attending school in Baton Rouge.
Lafayette Matthews has been quite
sick last week with fever.
Edith Leake was the guest of her
cousin, Mary Sterling, for the picnic.
Mrs. M. r. Jackson and daughter,
Aimee spent Wednesday in town.
Mr.. E. Frick, of Maxwell, Kansas,
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. E. Newman.
Miss Evie Converse will entertain
at cards tonight.
Miss Odile Chisholm is the guest of
Miss Evie Converse.
Miss Evelyn Martin is visiting
friends in town.
Supt. Hendon left Tuesday morning
to fill an engagement to speak in North
Louisiana.
DR.. and Mrs. Montfort spent last
weekend in Woodville with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Best.
Miss Eleanor Barrow returned yes
terday from All Saints College, Vicks-
burg.
Mrs. Ben Leopold will spend the
weekend in New Orleans with her
mother, Mrs A. Picard.
Miss Lucille Norwood is expected
here on Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
D. |. Norwood.
Cadet Joe Smith came up for com.
mencement, having with him as guest,
Cadet Ferrar.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Grunewald were
guests of their daughter Mrs. E. G.
Westmorland, for a few days.
Miss Bellinger, principal of Wake
field school, left for her home in North
Carolina, Friday.
Messrs. Henderson, Coon and Thorn
as of Woodville were in town for the
commencement dance.
Dr. Sidney Powell was confined to
bed, day or two, by fever, fact so
unusual as to be worthy of noting.
Mr.. A. J. Phillips of New Orleans has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Noise
Conrad.
Mrs. w. S. Slaughter of Port Hickey
left Saturday after spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Inner Ball.
Miss Mary Folkes has been the guest
of Miss Margaret Stirling for several
days, who first was a visitor at Fair
view.
Mrs. l.. ]. Davis and Miss Lulie spent
several days at the Carriers, Lindsay,
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Purnell,
of Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Sam Carter arrived Sunday to
spend two weeks with her father, Col
]. w. Leake, and her sister, Miss Ma
bel Leake.
Miss Theresa Mann returned at the
weekend from teaching in Opelousas
Miss Fannie Dampf of Laurel Hill was
her guest for commencement.
Miss Cornelia McGehee has returned
from her school at Lockport, and is the
guest other brother-in-law, R. R. Per
cy, at Hickory Ridge.
Misses Raphiel and Outlet left for
their respective homes in North Louis
lana. Friends they made while here
regret that they will not teach here
next year.
Miss Eleanor Percy, Mrs. and Miss
Davis were guests of Mrs. John Wilcox
Wednesday. The latter expected to
go to Baton Rouge Friday to visit Mrs
j. c. Randolph.
Mr., Duty has been very Ill this week.
Ben Duty, of Shreveport, La, came
Monday on account OF his condition,
and his brother from Wilkinson Coun-
ty also came down.
Mr. Rudolph Teutsch has decided to
join Mr.. E. Wolf and party on their
proposed excursion to Panama Both
gentlemen left for New Orleans Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. H. ]. Babin came up for the
dance, last Friday evening, returning
to Baton Rouge the next afternoon.
He was the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Buquoi, out MANY other
friends were glad to see him.
Miss Bertha Latane left for Wood.
vile, Wednesday night. One of the
greatest losses the high school has had
is the resignation of this capable teach.
er. She has been offered fine posi-.