The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-10-17
Personal But Polite


Mrs. j. F. Irvine was in Baton Rouge
this week.
Mr.. Johnston Armstrong came up on
Thursday night.
Mr.. Max Dampf returned from city
trip Monday night.
Mrs o. Lejeune has gone to Baton
Rouge for short stay.
Mrs. c. E. Thibodaux spent Sunday
afternoon in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. r. Teutsch is at home again, and
is eloquent about the war,
Mrs Golsan and Miss Florence were
in Baton Rouge, Thursday.
Mr. Frank Bacot spent the weekend
at his home in Baton Rouge.
MI j. S. McGehee made a business
trip, returning Monday night.
Mr. Willis Daniel has been in Baton
Rouge on business this week.
Mrs. Joe Meyer came up Friday for
short stay, the guest of Mrs. Ben
Leopold.
Misses Louise and Margaret Butler
reached home from North Carolina
last Sunday.
Mr.. John M. Parker made a visit to
the Farm, returning to the city, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Resale Richardson is making
visit to her aunt, Miss Richardson,
of Holly Grove.
Miss Lizzie Douglas arrived Thurs
day from Sewanee, Tenn, where she
spent the summer.
Mrs. Clarence Dorsey left Monday
evening for Illinois, Her brother, Ben
Ball, went with her.
Mrs. Jas Kilbourne was called to
Kinder, La, by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Charles Howell.
Mrs. ]. F. Irvine Sr. returned re-
Gently from a pleasant summer stay
in Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent Monday
in Baton Rouge on business for the
Jackson Records Fair edition.
Mr.. r. M. Leake was in New Orleans
and Baton Rouge on business. His
small son, Jim, went with him.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow and daughter,
Miss Eleanor, were in Baton Rouge,
shopping on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr., EIrie Robinson spent several
days at the Clinton Fair, placing the
special edition of the Feliciana Record
Miss Ella Teutsch of New Orleans
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
Goldman, who has not been well
lately.
Mr.. E. S. Quinn is at home, the saw
mill at Baton Rouge, with which he
was connected, having closed down for
awhile.
Mr. Morris Wolf came up Tuesday,
and is warmly greeted by friends. eager
to learn of his experiences on account
Of the war
1t should have been mentioned be-
fore that Mr.. Jas R. Leake has taken
possession of the attractive country
home he has recently had built near
Wakefield.
Mrs A. H. Mumford will go to Baton
Rouge for the Fair, accompanying Miss
Arva Smitherman, who will take down
an exhibit from her classes In the
high school.
Mrs. H. M Levy left Sunday after
noon for New Orleans to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Louis Adiger; later
visiting another daughter, Mrs. E. R.
Moses of Covington, La.
Mrs. Leverich of New Orleans, presi-
dent of the Woman's Auxiliary, and
Mrs. Wickliffe, vice president of this
district, will be guests of Mrs. John
irvine curing the convention, next
week.
AS Rev. A. w. Skardon was holding
services at st. Mary's Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Skardon and the babies &C
companied him to visit parishioners in
that neighborhood They returned to
town, Tuesday.
Miss Effie Bickham has returned
home, having resigned her school. She
will probably substitute for Miss Lettie
Harvey, should the latter go to New
Orleans for treatment Of her throat.
Miss Ladye Quinn taught for Miss
Harvey on Monday