The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-18
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE 4
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Miss Nell Jarvis made trip to the
city recently.
Mrs. Fife Richardson is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ladye Quinn goes to Baton
Rouge Saturday.
Mrs. E. H. Irvine is visiting in Hen.
, Jacksonville, N. c.
C. L. Munson was in Baton Rouge
on business, Tuesday.
Lobdell Exline of Dallas, Texas, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John Leake has been spending
the week in New Orleans.
Miss Ellie Converse is spending a
while with Miss Edith Leake.
Miss Amy Leake is expected home
Saturday night for the weekend.
Miss Mathilde Mann accompanied
her parents going to Hot Springs.
Mr.. Geo. Town made a visit to his
sisters, the Misses Town, early in the
week.
Miss Mamie Butler accompanied her
brother, Mr.. R. E. Butler, to New
Orleans.
Miss Mary Folkes has concluded a
visit of several days with relatives at
Wakefield.
Misses Leonora Mahoney and Mel
Leake spent Thursday of last week at
the capital.
Mr.. M. S. Hubbell of Shreveport was
here, in the interests of national pro-
hibition, on Monday.
Mrs. Joe Rosenthal is expected home
from Wilson where she attended the
Smith-Collins wedding.
Henry Brandon is in Centreville,
Miss, acting as relief telegraph oper-
ator for the Y. G NJ. V.
Mrs. O. Lejeune and little daughter,
Sunshine, are visiting Mrs Garnett
Howell in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. ]. B. Fulton and children re-
turned Wednesday from a visit of sew
eral weeks at Campti, La.
Mrs. Bob Daniel is expecting her
sister, Mrs. Louis White of Opelousas,
to arrive Tuesday on visit
w, ]. Fort Jr. accompanied his
onucin TOnoo Fort u,bop tho lo++or
returned to Centerville, Miss.
Miss Theresa Mann joined large
houseparty on Wednesday at Crosse
Tete, anticipating fine time.
DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne left
Thursday to spend few days with
DR.. and Mrs. Carruth of Wilson.
Misses Sallie and Eva Daniel, and
Mrs. Willie Daniel and little daughter
left Sunday to visit at Bogalusa.
Thomas and Wilmer Harper of Har-
riston, Miss, conclude visit to their
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Lawson.
Miss Laura Argue of Woodville was
visitor to her grandmother, Mrs. l..
3. Argue, at Laurel Hill, last week.
Mrs. Faithorn and Misses Edith
Faithorn and Beatrice Green of New
Orleans are guests of D. B. Faithorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mann have gone
to Hot Springs, Ark, to spend month
for the benefit of Mrs. Mann's health.
Mrs. Lillian Ware Henderson of
Baton Rouge was here for a short stay
last week. She had been over at Ethel
to see sick brother
John NJ. Parker Jr. returns Saturday
night from Pass Christian where he
has been staying with his mother dur.
ing Mr.. Parker's absence.
F. E. Farr, agent for the L. R. & N,
is taking months vacation in differ.
ent Louisiana points. S. E. Frier is
acting agent in Mr.. Fairs absence.
Mr.. o. Lejeune went to New Orleans
for short stay this week. Mrs. LIE.
jeune kept house for Mrs. Howell,
while the latter went to New Orleans
Mrs. Cheston Folkes is visiting he1
daughter, Mrs. Shelby Reid, in Amite
Mrs. l.. ]. Davis accompanied Mrs
Folkes as far as Baton Rouge ON the
way over.
Miss Pearl McVea Of Baton Rouge
Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Arm
stead Kilbourne. Tomorrow she goes
for a visit to Miss Martha Fort al
Catalpa
DR.. w. D. Wall of Slaughter attend
ed the funeral Of his son-in-law, Charles
NJ Fort. Others from distance were
Messrs RObt Robinson and White Of
Centerville, Miss.
Mrs. A. Schlesinger had to undergo
a serious operation on the eye that has
given her so much trouble in the pas
few years. Her daughters, Miss Heller
and little Dorothea go to New Orleans
Sunday, to see their mother.
Little Miss Garrett Howell has ;