The herald., 1913-06-19
Dock No. l for an overhauling and

installed, will be ready for use in {
few days.
Captain l.. C. Back of the fifth fire
district left recently to spend his va
cation in Berwood, La.
Stoker \ Clearinghouse has been
transferred from engine Il to engine
us.
w. p Salathe left Sunday to be gone
a week at his summer home at Bay
ST. Louis.
Mrs. F. Lecourt, son and two daugh.
tiers leave this week for their summer
lone at Bay St. Louis, to be gone for
the summer.
Mrs. Carl Miller and two daughters
are here from Eunice, La, spending
the summer, the guests of Mr.. Sam
Harding of Opelousas avenue.
Mrs. Eugene Chatham and son of
DeQuincy, La, are here spending a
while with relatives.
Mrs. Alvin Oswald and daughter re-
turned from a visit to Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Hugh Collet returned home af-
ter spending month with relatives on
the Lower Coast.
Mrs. Jas. H. Dygert, a sister of Mrs.
Peter Castaing, is visiting here for a
few days. Mrs. Dygert is the wife
of the famous base ball PLAYER of that
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bach and son
left on Saturday last for Houston and
Port Arthur, Texas, where they will
spend while.
Mr.. Alphonse Fredericks and his sis
ter, Kate, of Hahnville, La, are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Frank Ber-
thelot.
Mr.. F. c. Hymel spent Sunday in
Vaudeville, La, where his wife and
little daughter are staying for a few
weeks.
Master Phillip Berthelot is enjoying
his vacation in Hahnville. La. as the
guest of his uncle, Mr.. Paul Freder-
icks.
Mr.. James Vent, of Tampa, Fla,
spent the week end in our town.
Miss Lorena Fontenot, of Crowley.
La, is the guest of her aunt and IN
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bertrand.
Miss Fontenot expects to remain in
Algiers for about a month. She is a
charming young lady and will no doubt
make many friends during her stay.
Mrs. August Schabel and little
daughter Catherine, and Miss Antoi-
nette Krough leave to-day for a trip
to Chicago, Chattanooga and Denver.
They will no doubt be gone quite a
while.
Mr.. Frank Braai and family will
spend a month at their camp in Mil
neburg.
Mr.. Robert Huckins, of Verret St,
is seriously i'll. He was given the rites
OF his church Wednesday morning.
Supt. Reynolds family will leave
Saturday for Bay ST. Louis, where they
will spend the summer
The many friends of Mrs. Jack Wat:
kins will be sorry to learn of her be-
ing ill.
Mr.. Jack Watkins has returned to
Port Gibson, after spending a few days
with his wife and baby in Vallette
street.
Miss Alma Porzler, of Verret street.
who was operated upon last Thursday
for the removal of adenoids and ton.
Sils, has fully recovered.
Mr.. Ed. McCloskey, wife and baby
have returned home after a STAY OF
i've weeks visiting San Francisco, Cal.
Ogden, Utah, Salt Lake City and Chi
cago.
The many friends of Miss Mae Fra
zer will be pleased to hear she is now
1T home after being operated on at the
Presbyterian Hospital.
All are wondering why Joe Davis of
)pelousas avenue is wearing such
broad smile. The reason is easily ex-
blamed when We hear a fiHeNbaby boy
Weighing twelve pounds has arrived
'ince last Friday morning. Mother
md babe doing fine.
Miss Birdie Giardina of Home Place.
Ia, is spending a few weeks at the
lome of Mrs. J. c. Koester.
Mrs. Will G. Teacher and daughter,
rene H., left last Thursday for Long
'each. Miss. Mrs. Teacher has taken
he new Nevers Bungalow, where they
will remain until November.
Mrs. Steve Gillin and two children
re at Bay Adams, where they will
pend a while at their camp.
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