The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-08-23

her as her guest Miss Mabel Moore.
Mr.. Reddick Simmons from Florida
spent last week with his uncle, Mr.. c.
w. Simmons and family.
Miss Dora Harvey left Tuesday for
visit to friends in Lake Charles and
DeRidder.
Miss Anna May Connell after visit
to her aunt, Miss Richardson of Holly
Grove, is at her home in the 9th ward.
Misses Louise, Annie and Margaret
Butler left Tuesday to visit their Sis
ter, Mrs. George Edward French of
Statesville, N. C.
Misses Sarah and Barbara Stern re-
turned Friday from Baton Rouge. Mrs.
]. Marks and son, Max, came up with
them.
Mr.. Elmer Prescott of New Orleans
joined his family here Wednesday, CIV
| ing them a pleasant surprise as his
vacation came Unexpectedly.
Miss Belle Barrow reached here
Tuesday night but Mrs. Gordon Bar
row did not come South with her as
was expected.
Miss Lydia Buchanan spent two days
at w. H. Richardson's, and will be the
guest of Miss Amelia Barrow till after
the dance.
Rev. J. B. Fulton has been away all
week at the Bluff Greek Camp
Grounds, but will return before Sun
day.
Miss Amelia We'll of New Orleans
is the guest of her Mann relatives,
and is making a pleasant round of
visits accordingly.
Miss Elvira Tempel has been sick
since last week, and her cousin, Miss
Belle Tempel, is taking her place at
the telephone exchange.
Mrs Ben Leopold plans to go to New
Orleans next week to enjoy reunion
of the family, incident to the visit of a
brother, who has been absent some
time.
Mrs. L. We'll and daughter, Miss Ida.
who have been the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Stern for a lovely country town stay,
leave Sunday for their home in New
Orleans.
Mrs. o. D. Brooks and the J. R. Mat
thews children have gone to Clinton
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Forester.
Miss Cecile Forester concluded her
visit here at the same time.
Messrs. Max Mann and VIM. Kahn
went to New Orleans, Sunday. Mr.
Mann returned home Sunday night
while Mr.. Kahn remained till Monday
might.
Miss Nellie Richardson is visiting
relatives and friends in the parish
being last at her aunt Mrs. Hugh Con
nell's. She was the dinner guest OF
Mrs. Sidney Powell, Tuesday.
T. H. Ellis and daughter, Marjorie
| left Saturday, concluding short visit
to his mother and sisters. He had moi
been here in seven years, but he look
ed no older than of yore-and very
WELL
Miss Jacobs of New Orleans was the
guest of Mrs. S. A. Frier, for week
She is a granddaughter of Capt. Ton
White. well-knoWn citizen of Bayou
Sara in former years.
Mrs. Wood of Kansas, her son ant
daughter, Mr.. Harry Wood and Mis-!
Wood, have been staying at the Meyel
Hotel for some time, prospecting fo
the purchase of country home.
Miss Alma Fulton, who has beer
spending the summer with relatives il
New IBERIA will return in September
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Full
ton, who will teach in the high school
Mrs. Frank S. Percy of Plettenburl
and her three bonny small boys ar
spending awhile at Waveland, Miss
with her parents, who have their sum
; mer home there.
Mrs. Fred Terry's sister, Mrs. Gil
! bert, returned to her home at Caro-
: ton, La, last week. Her young daugf
tiers, Misses Gladys and Eloise Wi
$ remain for the balance of the summe
: with the Terry family at Whitman,
Edward Weydert left Monday fo
: Clinton and other places, where h
+ will be engaged with the Gallon Iro
Works Co. in making demonstration
+ of woodworking machinery for tn
t next month or six weeks. At the exp
ration of that time he expects to leav
e for some point in the west where b
/" will enter the machine shops of tn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railwa
y Co., as an apprentice machinist. Thes
e positions are only open to technics
graduates, and thew offer rand DrOm