The true Democrat., 1913-02-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONAL BUT POLITE :
Observation-Disclosures. = ...s

Miss Eva Harvey is at home from
school at Lafayette.
Mrs. ]. L. Golsan and Miss Mamie
Golsan leave for a city visit.
Miss Jessie Ball will spend The
week end with Miss Mary Tooraen.
Ancei Ard and Harry Daniel spent
Thursday in Jackson.
Judge Lawrason made trip to
New Orleans, this week.
f. G. Wilcox was in Baton Rouge,
Monday afternoon.
G. M. Lester was in Baton Rouge
during the early part of the week
Capt B. L. Barrow was here from
Baton Rouge, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Lawrason is in New
Orleans since last week.
Elrie Robinson spent Monday af-
ternoOn in Baton Rouge on business.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers spent Thursday
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. NJ. r. Jackson was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Butler has returned
from her pleasant trip to New Or.
leans.
Mrs. Jos. Stern was very i'll, Sat-
urday night, but has been somewhat
better, this week.
Cadet Sam Williams was here for
the weekend. leaving Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mcqueen and
Mrs. Jas. Perkins were in Baton
Rouge, Tuesday, for the day.
Mss Belle Tempel leaves soon to
visit friends in New Orleans for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mel Leake will be the guest
on Mardi Gras of Miss Medora Tar
Teton, of New Orleans.
Miss Vivian Mann will be in New
Orleans for the carnival. Her cous-
in, Louis Mann, will accompany her
TO the city.
Miss Sarah Butler has gone on from
New Orleans to Natchez where she
will be the guest of Miss Helen
Byrnes for that city's carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Matthews and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Bu-
quoi were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Richardson.
Miss Maggie Gore Left Friday to
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Priest, for the late carnival sea.
son.
Messrs. H. c, Leake and Johnston
Armstrong were here Saturday on
business connected with the estate
of the late Judge w. w. Leake.
In some way the wires failed to
connect, and we did not report the
recent visit of some weeks here Of !
Miss Lottie HOchenedel. She return
ed to Clinton last week.
Mrs. T. H. Ellis, Miss Maggie FL
lis and Master C. B. Mcguire return
ed Monday from New Orleans. Mrs.
Mcguire remained for longer visit
with her sister, Mrs. Hunter Leake.
Mrs. A. w. Ard and daughter, Miss
Maud, leave today for their new
hone in Bogalusa. They spent a few
uays at Star Hill with her sister,
Mrs. E. |. Daniel.
Mrs. Ruffin Munson and Mrs. Buf- |
fington Beale and baby, Of Baton |
Rouge, were recently the guests of |
the Misses Maryman at their pleas
ant West Feliciana home.
Capt. John l.. Wells and family
left Tuesday to reside in Baton |
Rouge. Their departure is regret |
ted, and we hope that in the course |
of short while he will decide to re-
turn to his old home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Levert leave
shortly, as the former has accepted
a position as ships doctor on a yes
sci Of the United Fruit Co. Mrs. Le-
vert will board with his relatives in
New Orleans.
Mr.. P. s. Johnson made trip to |
Woodville to see his son, Pinck, Jr , |
who is doing his first years work as
manager of a plantation. Mr.. John |
son feared that the youth would De
inConvenienced by the bank failure
and would not know what to do, but
as events proved, he smelt the smoke
in time, and got his money out Of
the bank.
Mrs. Howard Raynham has cOncIud
ed a weeks visit here, returning to
Mansfield Friday night. She is now
employed in the office of the Mans
field Enterprise, and her husband has
a good position in a hardware store,
Her brother, w. T. Binning, has re-
covered from recent injuries caused
by a gasoline engine, but his arm is