The herald., 1913-09-25

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| migration, returned to the city Mon
day night with Justin F. Denechaud
secretary to the Louisiana state com
missioner of immigration, from New
York, where the successful conference
was held during the past week
The body of Howard Hibbens, who
died suddenly at Colon, Panama, near.
ly two weeks ago, did not arrive this
week, as had been expected, but, in.
stead, will reach New Orleans by way
Iof New York in a few days. Informa,
lion has been received by wire that
Mr.. Hibben's body was shipped this
Monday, taking a route other than that
Iof the United Fruit Company. From
New York it will be sent here by rail.
Nandals damaged a bench on the
neutral ground at Opelousas and FL
mira avenues sometime Sunday night
and the police are making an investi-
cation to ascertain the culprits, who
will be vigorously prosecuted.
Miss Stella Joeckel, who is teaching
school in Bataria, spent a few days
here last week.
Mrs. Lange of Belleville street pre-
scented her husband with a baby girl
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Richardson and
their daughters, Miss Eleanor and lit
tie Mehrl, have returned from a de-
lightful trip to several of the northern
cities. Mr.. Richardson had been Or
dered by his physician to make the
trip to Canada and since his return he
declares that he is "a new man" His
many friends rejoice with him in his
new-found health and vigor.
Sidney Guillot is visiting relatives in
our town. Mr.. Guillot was a resident
OF Algiers until few years ago.
Arthur Brien of Beaumont. Tex. has
been spending some time with his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Bertrand, of Alix
street.
Miss Lizzie Reuter- of Franklin, La,
has been the guest of Mrs. T. Higgins
for a few days. Miss Reuter- expects
to return to her home this week.
Ed. Worrel of New York arrived on
Monday to spend some time here with
relatives. Mr.. Worrels many friends
will be pleased to learn that recently
he was made assistant superintendent
of the Southern Pacific ships at New
York. We are more than glad to
chronicle the rapid rise of this young
man, who is one of our native sons,
and We know that he is capable to fill
the important position he now holds.
Mrs. Foster Olroyd and children.
Sidney and Ira, have been spending a
while at Abita Springs.
Mr.. Wolf and mother of Port Arthur.
Tex, are guests of Mrs. Jno. Schroeder,
Sr.
Mrs. Lizzie Reuter- of Franklin, La, |
who is the Grand Adviser of the Grand |
Grove of the Woodmen Circle, was the |
guest of Mrs. Shade G. Smith during |
the past week. While here Mrs. Reu-
ter visited several of the city groves.
Miss Maggie Martin has been visit.
ing in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Norris and SON
Volney Vinson were weekend visitors
to Mrs. Norris brother, Jos. Koenig, of
Elmira avenue.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson and son, Louis,
were recent visitors to Houston, Tex.
Mrs. Jos. Adams presented her hus-
band with baby girl this week.
Mrs. Aug. Willis left Monday for
French Settlement to dispose of her
nome there.
Mrs. j. E. Huckins, accompanied by
Mrs. A. ]. Stallings and Mr.. Di Benz
ietto, inspected the Fairgrounds site
morning.
On last Thursday Mrs. (Capt.) S. D.
presented her husband with
! bouncing baby boy.
On last Friday night Miss Carrie :
logan and Sam Ridge were married
~ Judge Dauenhauer. \
Miss Sallie Pearson was a weekend
-isitor to Waveland, the guest Of Rev. I
md Mrs. w. S. Slack.
Miss Cora Swift has returned after
pending a while at Gulfport and at 6
Vaveland. II
Mrs. /. M. Kinkaid of Los Angeles, G
al, spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.
-. A. Kinkaid and family of Pelican t
venue. u
Miss Lillian Cogan is spending a /