The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-11-28
Personal But Polite
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last weekend at Troy.
Miss Amy Leake came home from
l.. S. U. for Thanksgiving.
Attorney j. NJ Quintero of New Or
leans was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Leopold returned Thurs
day night from her trip.
Miss May Young was a Thanksgiving
guest Of Miss Lillian Daniel.
Miss Ladye Quinn spent the week
end with friend in Zachary.
Miss Sadie Clack spent the weekend
at her home, near Plettenburg.
Mr.. Steve Cockerham of L. S. U. is
guest at the Parker Stock Farm.
Mr.. Frank Bacot is spending the
weekend at his home in Baton Rouge
Mr.. Milliken of L. S. U. was guest
of Claude Daniel for Thanksgiving.
J. P. Bowman is reported to be quite
i'll at his home, Rosedown plantation.
G. V. Porter, Jr., of Baton Rouge,
was here on legal business, Wednesday
Mr.. r. S. Towles went to Baton
Rouge to see Mr.. B. L. Barrow, Friday
afternoon.
Judge Lawrason and Mr.. Chas.
MunsOn spent Monday in Baton Rouge,
attending court.
Mrs. Shelby Reid and Miss Mary
Folkes came home to Fairview for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Belle Brandon is visiting at
her aunt's, Mrs. A. s. Brandon's, 1901
Perrier, New Orleans.
Mrs. Ben Leopold has been on a
visit to relatives in New Orleans and
Berwick, since last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Reed and
little son, Charles, spent a few days
in Baton Rouge this week.
Mrs. Alb Munson concluded on Sun.
day stay of several weeks at Belle
Monte with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Munson.
Mr.. Warren l.. Matthews of New
Orleans is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Riggs, for the Thanksgiving weekend.
Graham Tempel and Jim Frier are
two of the home boys" who returned
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Messrs. Sam and VIM. Butler and
G. M. Lester went to New Orleans for
the Tulane-L. s. U. game on Thanks
giving.
Miss Lillian Daniel, and Miss Ella
Lee Daniel and her brother Claude are
at home for the Thanksgiving week
end.
Mrs. Pinckney Johnson and Miss
Helen Johnson were in town for the
day last Friday, guests of Mrs. S. L.
Riggs.
Mr.. Sam Rosenthal has returned
finally from his lengthy stay in New
Orleans while taking care of the
Burgas store in that city.
Miss Martha Fort and Cadet Willie
Fort are at home for the week on
account of the death Of their grand
mother, Mrs. Jas. P. Bowman.
Misses Sarah and Margaret Brandon
will spend the weekend with their
cousins, Stevenson and Charles Reed,
Jr. The little folks will ride down to
Plettenberg together Friday afternoon
from school.
Mrs. Sadie Mcguire returned early
last week from her trip to Browns
Well and New Orleans. Friends are
pleased to know that her sister, Mrs.
Hunter Leake, was benefited by the
trip to the Well.
Mrs. Morris Burgas, while here, re-
lated that her young daughter, Miss
Beate, made commendable progress In
speaking German while in Berlin all
summer, and during their stay took
the leading part in children's dra-
matte performance. Beate found the
language tongue-twister, and after an
animated talk would say: "Stop, let
me rest my tongue!" Wise little
woman, that! Her example Of resting
her tongue is commended to others.
Those from a distance attending
Mrs. Bowman's funeral we're Mr.. C. J. |
Barrow and daughter, Mrs. Mays, of |
Baton Rouge; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Rumble of Natchez; Mr. Geo. K. Shot
well of New Orleans and his daughter,
Mrs. Shipp and child; Mr.. Herman G. |
Barrow of New Orleans. Those from
other parts of the parish were Mr.
Henry Stewart, Miss Louise Stewart,
Mrs. j. s. McGehee, Mr.. Chas. Argue,
DR.. c. F. Howell from Laurel Hill:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l. Barrow and N. H.
Barrow, Weyanoke, besides many
others.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Bob Daniels birthday last Sun.