The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-08-15
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE Z
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t. H. Daigre spent the weekend
here.
Eyerette Spillman spent Wednesday
in town.
Miss Martha Fort made short stay
at Myrtles.
Albert Wilcox is spending the week
in New Orleans.
w. w. Paine of Jackson was here
Monday on business.
Mr.. H. M. Stewart has returned from
his trip to Alabama.
Mr.. Lee E. Hooper was a weekend
guest at the Rectory.
Miss Emma Clack came up from
Baton Rouge last Friday.
Eugene Wildblood from New Orleans
is visiting relatives here.
Misses Emma and Susie Thorn spent
last week in Baton Rouge.
Mr. Paul Zeringue of Wilhelm spent
Sunday with friends here
Mr. and Mrs. George Stern of New
Orleans spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Hooper returned to her home
In New Orleans on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Leake spent day or two
in New Orleans at mid-week.
P. P Kennedy of Zachary was here
for the weekend on business,
Mrs. Bliss has as guest, her sister.
Miss Ida Barrow of BienVille
Mrs. Aldridge of Wilhelm spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Mullins.
John Douglas has been sick in bed
for two weeks, but is up again.
Mrs. Wildblood of Laurel Hill is
spending awhile with Mrs. Ben Wicker
Miss Josie Thorn returned Monday
night from Zachary and Baton Rouge.
Miss Ida Lanehart of Baton Rouge
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Thorn.
Mrs. Mary Raynham is ill with fever,
and her friends feel solicitous about
her.
Mrs. r. C. Brasseaux and Mrs. A. S.
Leonard spent Sunday in Donaldson
Vile.
Mrs. Edna Mahoney of New Orleans
is spending awhile with Mrs. Bob
Daniel.
Miss Eleanor Barrow has returned
from visit to Miss Williams of Nor
gan City.
Miss Pearl McVea left last week.
She will spend awhile in Chattanooga
with an aunt.
Mr.. L. E. Case, of Paducah, KY, was
guest of Mrs. Thorn on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. Louis White is expected to join
his wife, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Bob Daniel.
Mrs. c. j. Doherty, whose husband
is captain at Angola, is boarding with
Mrs. A. B. Briant.
Mrs. Westmorland concluded her
visit to Mrs. ]. R. Matthews, the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Douglas Fitzpatrick and chill
dren are guests of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Lawrason.
Mrs. Lauren Bradley and little
daughters are expected from New Or
leans Saturday night.
Misses Corinne and Mabel Morrison
of Pointe Coupee were guests at Judge
Buffers for the dance.
Andrew Rettig went down to Tim
berton, Sunday, to accompany his sis
ter, Miss George, home.
Miss Barbara Stern returned Satur-
day from Baton Rouge, Miss Sara re-
naming there awhile longer.
Mr.. John M. Parker Jr. returned
home, Thursday night, accompanied by
his brother Mr.. Tom Parker.
E. S. Quinn returned home Thurs.
day night as the mill at Baton Rouge
where he was employed, has shut
down.
Miss Harrington, who taught at Star
Hill, some years ago, has been the
guest of Mrs. John /. Daniel, leaving
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Percy ar
rived Friday. They expect to stay al
Highland House in the absence of Mrs
Frank Percy.
Mr. lowering Lawrason reached here
last week to spend his vacation al
home. Accompanying him was his
friend, Mr.. Dean of Boston.
Mrs Cora Matthews Keller and Miss
Cora Keller concluded on Sunday Their
visit to relatives here, leaving for theil
home in Berkeley, California.
Mrs. Bergman of New Orleans, wht
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
Smith Bowman, for several weeks, wal
at the dance Thursday evening
Mr.. George M. Lester left Frida!