The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-11-07
The DOlaldsolVine Cliet

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Lake Charles, La.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1914.
Jasmin Tobias made a business
trim to New Orleans Tuesday.
Onola Mollere spent a few days in
rlaauemine last week visiting reia-
tives.
Louis M6htero. of New Orleans, is
spending a while here as the guest
of relatives.
Basketball tomorrow, Thloodaux
College VS.. S. ]. c. |. Go out anu
see the game.
Representative AchilIe I. Picard,
of Gonzales, was transactlng business
here this forenoon.
Attorney j. H. Pugh. of Pa
quemine, was a business VisitoF "
Donaldsonville today.
Miss Nancy Proffitt, who is teach
ing at Wallace, La, spent the past
weekend here with relatives.
G. C. Weber went to New Orleans
,Io1r
jrg on the limited in the afternoon.
After spending a week here with
his mother and brothers, Herbert Bin
nings returned to Alexandra to re-
sumo his ork.
Misses Rita Comeaux, Euphemie
Guieou. Lydia Ramirez and Ollie ana
Nita Duhon were visitors to New
: Orleans last Sunday.
Miss Adele Duhon, of Baton Rouge,
and Miss Mary Comeaux spent sun
dav at New Hope as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ayme.
Miss Alice Ramirez returned last
Sunday from New Orleans, where
size spent several days very pleas
antly as the guest of relatives.
DR.. A. w Martin left THURSDAY
afternoon for Woodside, in AVoyelies
parish, where he was called on pro
fassionaI business. He is expected
TO return this afternoon.
There will be services at the Meth
odist church tomorrow at II O'Clock
a.&. and p. m. The pastor, Rev.
ddWD. Lipscomb, will preach On Dotn
,gSoccasions, and holy communion Will
be administered at the forenoon ser
vice.
George g. Bent came down from
Baton Rouge last Sunday TO spend
the day with his little son, Edward,
Ss~Who was one year old on that day,
~. Bent returned in the evening to
BSpn Rouge, where he is located at
present.
Charles OsehwaId, Miss Mary Osch-
valid and Mrs. F. L. Trepagnier mo-
tored to Thibodaux last Sunday to.
visit the graves OF relatives in the
Catholic cemetery at that place, in
observance of the beautiful custom
prevalent on ALI Saints day.
Among the visitors from Ascension
to the state fair at Shreveport dur
ing the past week, who registered at.
the booth of the Shreveport Times
on the fair grounds, We note the
names of W. G.. Hazlip. Of this
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan, OF
Burnside, and ]. R. Beauyais, OF ST.
Elmo.
L. E. Bentley came UP from New
Orleans or the limited Monday after
noon to attend the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Donaldson
vile Ice Company, and remained
over until the following day to. vote
in the congressional election, re-
turning home on No % Iuesday
afternoon.
A small outbuilding used as a
stable in the rear Of the premises at
No. 407 Chetimaches street was de-
stroyeds by fire at about 1880 O'Clock
Sunday night. The fire department
was called out and prevented the
flames from spreading, no damage re-
suIting other than to the structure
in which the blaze originated.
Charles Langbecker, a well-known
DonaldsonviI1e boy who for some
years past has been located in the
golden west, writes The Chief that
he has just purchased an alfalfa and
hog ranch at Ordway, Colo, and re-
quests US to change the address of
his paper to that point, where he
will make his home in the future.
]. S. Himel, who for some time
past haso been employed in John
Oubre's barber shop, is now located
at George Pesces tonsorial establish
ment in the Grand Theatre building.
the transfer having been effected last
Monday Mr. Himel is succeeded in
the Oubre shop by Albert Frazier,
a competent young barber of New
Orleans.
Prof. and Mrs W. III. Miller and
family, who have been residing in
the attractive Tobias cottage in
Houmas street since their arrival
here a couple of months ago, recent
ly transferred their domicile to the