The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-03-21
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE .

Wi D. H. JeluISoh Is WISHING Mrs. Il. j
Barrow.
E. S. Quinn has been in Baton Rouge
all the week.
Robert Beale of Baton Rouge was
here Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. S. Mathews is the guest
of his relatives here.
Miss Leila Wicker is spending several
days in the country with her sister,
Mrs. Sam Decker.
Mr.. Joe Rosenthal was at home, sick,
for several days.
Mrs. John F. Irvine was in Baton
Rouge one day recently.
Edward Newsham has returned home
after an absence of some weeks
Jim Butler is reading law in the
office of Lawrason and Kilbourne.
Miss Edith Bickham will not return
to school just now on account of her
eyes.
Miss Margaret Lawrason has return
ed from stay of some length in New
Orleans.
Mrs. w. T. Forester went to Baton
Rouge, Saturday on short business
mission.
Mr.. A. Smith Bowman left Sunday
afternoon for business trip to North
west Canada.
Mrs. W. H. Richardson continues to
be a great sufferer from infiammatory
rheumatism.
Messrs. Pye and Plettinger spent
Thursday on trip into the country,
In the interests of the new bank.
Misses Mamie and Florence Golsan
have returned from, their visit in New
Orleans, prolonged since the carnival.
Mr. j. G., Storm was we'll enough to
be at his store one day this week, but
the bad weather is keeping him in now,
Mrs. John Wilcox has been quite ill
for two weeks. Little Wade Richard
son Wilcox is having a second attack
of measles.
Miss Fannie Ard is at home from
Silliman on account of a sprained |
hand, caused by stumbling over a
chair.
Miss Willie Garrett was in town, be-
tween trains, Thursday. AS a teacher
at Wakefield school she is always af-
fectionately remembered.
Miss May Gilmore, always a cher
ished guest at Ambrosia, expects to
leave in the morning Saturday for
her home in Crystal Springs, Miss.
T. D. Bickham and daughter, Miss
Edith, accompanied by Miss Dora Har.
vey, went to New Orleans, Thursday
They were possibly accompanied by
Miss Maud Cox.
Mr. George Rettig and daughter,
Margaret, who are taking the Pasteur
treatment in New Orleans, are getting
along nicely, although at first they
found it very trying.
Mr. ]. T. Pye and family arrived
Monday. He has rented the J. H.
Percy residence, and it is certainly
pleasant to see this house occupied
after being long vacant.
Mrs. Garrett Howell spent the great
er part of last week in New Orleans to
be near Mr., Howell, whose levee camp
is on the west side and only as
minutes from Canal ST."
Mr.. R. Teutsch is making plans to
spend the summer in Europe. He will
sail on the Imperator from New York
in May. He made trip to New Or
leans this week on business.
Mrs. Faithorn of New Orleans and
her little daughter are guests of Mrs
W. c. Howell. Mrs. Young and Mrs
Black of Milwaukee are also visitors
at this pleasant country home. {
Mrs. Davis of Fargo, North Dakota, {
is the guest of her brother, E. S. Muse.
She is better known here as Miss Bes- :
sic Muse. Mrs j. P. Bowman, Jr, was
also with her brother at the weekend. =
Mr. John Lawson had a postal card, q
Friday morning, saying that his moth {
er, Mrs. Fannie Lawson, is somewhat
better Mrs Lawson has been desper-
ately i'll of pneumonia at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Harper, of Har- y
riston, Miss Mr.. Lawson returned re.
Gently from visit to her bedside, but G
Mr.. Willie Lawson is still with his {
mother.