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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21
BURNED no pEATH.
d AsaeeIArEe ~,

ASHLAND. Me-, Feb. 21.-Five Of
the six children of Joseph Smart,
lumbernan, were burned to death
when their house at Eagle Lake was
destroyed by fire early today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21
OWLS no MEET.

Members of CIarksburg Nest No.
1852 of the Order OF Owls are asked
to meet at 1880 O'Clock Sunday az
ternoon in the Williams hall on Sec
ond street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21
ONE lLARRTAGE LTCENsE.

A marriage license has been issued
Is Gaitano scaSniti and isosina Flor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21
LAUNDRY BURNED.
m ArneclRTrrI pREDnl

PITTEBURG, Feb. 2i1-Fire today
destroyed the laundry plant OF Nom
Rrobliers on the iNOrtflside with az
10y. .-... 49, -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21

Allen d. Fitzhugh was business
- If,1ssla are from Erid export SatlIrSiay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21

ccontinued o. page two.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21

Far tonight and Sunday.
tonight In West.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21

SSS fhe Sse dally cktctll Son p.
tie Tcleeram during 5annaps 19a1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Affairs for Mrs. MoGaffey

a number al entirely pleasant at
fairs were given In honor of MR.. No
Ganey during her brief visit In Albu-
qucrdue
Monday evening Mrs o. \ Mat
son gave a Jolly tango party. Ncducs-
day Mrs Ivan Grunsfcld was hostess
~ a very Informal but dclightful !
o'clock luncheon; and that same att
crnoon Mrs. O. l. Brooks invited Mrs.
McGancy and q lew of her friends 100
for 3 O'Clock ten. Mrs. H. e.. Bennett
had two tables Of auction for Mrs.
McGaney Thursday afternoon, and
that evening Mrs. NJ. O. ~Chadhourne
was hostess NJ an informal and par
ticularly pleasant dinner in her honor.
AIRS. Chadbournc's guests were Mr.,
aud Mrs a. g. McGamey. Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfell, MIR. and Mrs
g. l. Brooks. Mrs Sam Neustadt and
Mr. Ernest Landola.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Tea for Miss Childers

Wednesday afternoon Miss Helen
Hope. Si5 West Copper Nenuc was
hostess AT a tea IN honor OF Miss
Agnes Childcrs. whu arrived in Al
J uquerquc sunday 20 make an cN-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. r.
j. Algcr
The affair was quie Informal and
entirely enjoyable.
Miss Eileen Mcmillan poured and
particularly delicious refreshments
were served.
Tine guests were Miss Agnes chill
ders, Mise Jean Arnot. Miss Elsie
kcmpeniCh. Miss Eleanor Naughcy,
Miss Lorraine Li%ghthournc. Miss H1-
eel Maloy, Mrs Bert skinner, Miss
jean Hubbs. Miss Virginia carr, Miss
Eileen Mcmillan, Miss Alice Boyd,
Miss Maybcllc Williams Mrs Henry
Coors Misses Maybcllc and Lora
Lo,ciacc. Miss Evelyn Evcritt Miss
Elizabeth Simns, Miss Katherine
Stricklcr. Miss Eleai.or Marion and
Miss Anna Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Mrs. Marion Gives Church Tea

An event OF particular interest ucXt
week viii be the Catholic church ten
which will Pc given Tuesday after
noon. May 5th, from 80 until q
a. clock by Mrs. q. y. Marion. corner
of Eighth street aud Tijcras avenue
Elaborate plans have been made iu
order hat the affair viii be q great
success.
There will be u home cuokiuE table
IN charge OF Mrs. 5 Balling and a
fancy work table In charge uf Mrs
John norradaile. Mrs. clark NJ carr
aud Mrs Jacobo Yrisarri. ST., viii
pour, and Miss Virginia Carr, Miss
Eleanor Marion. Miss Jane CosgroNc
and Miss Eleanor Naughcy viii serve
Mrs. Marion will he assisted In q
cciving the guests hy Mrs. H q.
owen. Mrs. James Blainey. Mrs. j.
-. Hcrndon and Mrs. FeliN Baca.
Everyone b. cordially invited to
come and "a special invitation is eN-
tended To visiting Catholics TO como
aud get acquainted with the resident
members u the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02

Mrs. Frank Tull Mrs. n. Topham,
Mrs. a. Taylor. Mrs. q Turlcy OF
Santa Re. Mrs. r.. a. Vaughoy, Mrs.
A.. r. Van Dlcnse. Mrs. sam Vann
Mrs. John Neuabie, Mrs. H. ~ VIII
Hams, Mrs. Tom Wllkerson. Mrs.
Chas. Warrington. Mrs. J. W. Will
son, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. NJ. X.
Wylder. Mrs A. ". Walker. Mrs. w.
n. Walton, Mrs. W. ". Walton Mrs.
Jake Weinman. Mrs. Chas. White.
Mrs. r. Williams. Mrs. Frederick
Wlnu, Mrs. j. ~. wroth. Mrs. ". 4.
Woy. Mrs. jacob. Yrisarrl, ST. Mrs.
Jacob Yrlsarri Jr.; Misses Maud
Arrison Mary Arnold. Grace Barro-
dale. Mabel Bond, Mary Brent. Alice
Boyd, Ruby AID Ncttio Custer. Az
mes Childers, Jane Cosgrovc, Anna
Day Claude Edgar. Edna Fitzhugh,
lrma IAN llclpn Hope. Jean Hubbs.
Nancy Hewitt, Hilda ~Ileczel. Ethel
Hickey, Margaret and Eugcnla Kcle.
her. Sailie King. Estollc Luthy. Julia
and Louis Lee, Hazel Mnloy. Eleanor
Marion Eileen Mcmillan, Dolly Me-
Clcllcn Mary n Amelia Merle.
Lillian Sylvester, Anna TreXpor. May
belle Williams. Jennie Watkins and
Eloisa Yrisarri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
NeWS of albuquerque Clubs
and Social Organizations
rmE 1HIRrY cru.

The Thiri5 cub CAV, ufu.ul
|,uIoyt1.e daacv Tues. ,Iug .
Colombo had Delicious punch was
served 1ud The music uy ,ho Booster
orchestra was splendid
Those Present were N.ss Alice Me-
Mulin, Miss Jennie Wllains, MIs-
Lottie Lcmbkc. Miss poaiI Cors1u.
Miss lrma HIu Miss NfI. Pratt.
Miss Katheriu Grimm,r. M.ss E,cuuo.
We shcy, Mis- Ruth TawIkIus. All
Lorraine LiEhtoournt tis- Aiiup
Stcarn. Miss lean Huour. McssIs HiIi
McMiIlin. Wal waite. Dlas LcmuE'
Chas. Stromc. Fran. pltI-,poori,
Lloyd SWrgcs. Rag I.usy. Jim skin.
rcr. Ralph Kclchcr WIN Mctlurlrr.
Lester uf,ld. Artl ~.sa la.tarH
Wuudsuu. Harold = -s. Erred NhI.,.
Boo Hopkius. Don F.Nautblu. 'ir"-
yer Divine, AlbcTl Mercer aud Mr.
AID Mrs. Bert 5kIuupI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02

Books. plays and picture. That en-
terrain auJ instruct aud create % dg
sire Zoo further knowledge on amy
subject ary always worth white
ami generous h,u.in.Iuf- Co. .u.Itt.
at Nsrrc ~uCh is Gcufg" kitiuv
gorgeous production or thr iIutf
photo urIiUH. wonderful antony anna
Cleopatra which comes tH lhc trNs-
tul tn,.t.r Monday and ruraday. Stay
4 Iud matlucr- at 80. nights &C
."I and 30.
AIthou1h "a most enjoying and STATE
isfyiug entertainment boo itself. 70 cIc-
ltrs &c dtairr Iu the Uusnms ui tut
spectators for 70 sun further EuuNl-
edge uf th. principal character Au-
tony aud iicupatra, gel 90 result col
which everywhere the photo Drama boz
cNhIhltcd tnfre be- au Immediate drain
uu The public hnrHricr % book
store. Tor encyclopedias. histories
and stories c%nutiiniug EgN ptau 8ud
Roman history. THE aHsHiut. fI.f.
lru rIH.lvd uF Time HuI HUruIH4"|.
records. Mu.h i- sUi.Iy legend .UI
NOT nIfpscthrr dependable" Accord
lua tu .Hut writer's. the motive '.
Maic ANTONY Zoo COINS Gao Epspt and
roIuaiulu- trsrc was the lure ut t|'
st. trf tuHfIs and che wonderful
fascination .. her mind fud Nuu
A..ordIu- tH the prr1t Frrroru hove
ever Nuinu. Visit tr L4Nut un',,
Cleopatra was FOR sinister and world
lN motives Do tr,f-Hr. uf i'Hmr
W. uurif,l .N tl, ...u wars %
\HtnuE cherished 1000 a.uHiI.uU ln .Hn.
uu.r I.rsI1 LaNpt vaH II.h Iu Ir.
..a myuII. Hud 10 HHs th.. .IuH
iHlt I.r.f Decd Iim Goo goo tn I;4HHl tnu
second Uuu On MARRY cleopatra 49,
this uy... H, pul assoI u.us. uI
Do NJ. political subsidies anl 'ul
Leg. N..TH N.H HIE lI..| hand ILH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Mrs. Connor Entertains

Mrs. G.. ". Conner wa hostess TINS
week at two delightful parties, IL
Friday. the other saturday. Auction
aud ave hundred were played.
FRIDAY afternoon Mrs. Frank u
WAS the fortunate winner of the hrsl
TtizD. = graceful basket filled WIN
sweet peas aud tied with lavender
tullc. The cut prize, a japanese har-
kct nllcd with maidenhair fern, was
won 10y Mrs. r. r. curry.
Thc Conner home b. especially
adapted To affairs OF this KIN ahu
was beautifully decorated Tor the oe-
,asian with Il profusion Il fragrant
lavender and white ltiucs.
At the close OF the afternoon an eN'
tcptiOnnliy delicious and Dor
twn-cuursc lunch WAS served.
Mrs. Conner was assisted bay Mrs
T.. Paul FERGUSON. Mrs. H. .. strong,
Mrs c. T.. Hodgin and Mrs. Harry
owen.
The guests we're Mrs. Fred kent.
Mrs. Margaret Modici, Mrs. Joseph
Brown. MIR Robert Putncy. Mrs. w.
G.. Kcim. Mrs. f. a. Naughcy. Mrs.
Jncobo Yrisarri. Mrs l.. G.. McElwain,
Mrs. Harry owen. Mrs. -. A. Mac
phcrson. Mira. Frank Ackermun Mrs.
Arno Huniug. Mrs. -. 5. Hoscuwald'
Mrs j. ~ Hcrndon, Mrs g. r. Pol
lock. Mrs. Jake Wuihm1u. Mrs J.
\ uubbs, Mrs. u. J.. Hust, Mrs J. "
Morris. Mrs. Il. y. curry. Mrs Frank
TUT. Mrs. John Milne. Mrs Frank
Sturtz. Mrs. Tom Wilkerson, Mrs. r.
a. Mann. Mrs. Nancy Beswtck. Mrs
9. r. Lowbor Mrs Charles White.
Mrf. J. T.. Smithers. Mrs Henry
Coors. Airs. W. W strong. Mrs. e. r.
Hndgin. Mrs. g. :. Rodcy. Mrs II
TAFT. Mrs. Harry strong Mrs. Edward
g. Reid, Mrs. W. r. Salmon. Mrs. y
Paul Ferguson. Mrs NJ. ". Flour
nny, Mrs. a. r. Van DENSE. Mrs
Amado Chaves. Mrs. r. = Wuy. Mrs
a. Dodge. Mrs. \. b. Stroup. Mrs. J
Mcmillan Mfs. l. Kempenich, Mrs
X. l. Donovan. Mrs, George Arnot
Mrs. James Hnrner Mrs. David Boyd
Mrs Frank Lanhum. Mrs. W r. Wal
ton. Mrs n q. Hcning, Mrs, +
Bakcs. Mrs. Mike Maudcll. Mis-
Nancy Hewitt. Mrs. l.. Parks, Mrs
George Taylor Miss lrma Hill Misse
Mnyhellc and Lora LoVoluCo. Mrs
John W. Wilson Mrs. John Ncgablc
Mrs. Joe White. Mrs 4. T.. walker
Mrs. Gcorgo Albright Mrs. T. Cham
berlin. Mrs. O.. Harrison. Mrs Free
Petit. Mrs c.. FlcminE Mrs u Ran
kin. Miss Elsie kempeulch. Mis-
Eloisa Nrisnrri. Miss Alice Boyd. Mr..
r. X. Hardcman. Mrs. Charles Wat
lmgtun. Mrs. j. r.. Hannum, Mis-
Gladys Mandell. Mrs. 4. c. ugle, Mn
Bert skinner. Miss Jean Hubbs, Mr.
james Blain,y. Mics Goidberg. Mr.
Reuben Perry. Mrs Wallace Hcsscl
don. Miss Bcrnicc Hesscldcn. Mis
Eleanor Vaughcy Miss Sadie MORN
Miss NnrGguet DhadHicl- ,Airs y
GoddinR. Mrs } r Skinner. Mr.
Isaac Hatth. Mrs. * Johnson, Mi'
Leila Armijo. Mrs. David Lane. Mis-
Gertrude Walker and Miss Jca
Aruaf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Elaborate Reception

Onc ot the largest and most brill
liant social affairs held this season
was tho formal reception given this
afternoon boy Mrs -. o. earns ana
Mrs Ada Bittucr at the earns home
on West Gold ayenuc.
The dainty color scheme % pinl.
and white was carried out with "A pros.
ualuu Of ro%cs and carnations
throughout the receiving room and
AN artistic ccntcrpiocc Of the same
lovely flowers cntwlned with smilaN
frightened the dining table. DELI
cious refreshments were served and
a perNading atmosphere of gaicty
made the occasion a huge success.
The hostcsscs wtic assisted In
receiving by Mrs I, n, F'ugate OF
Las Vegas. Mrs w Il. Myers OF Las
Ncgas. Mrs. Henry Asplund ~ Santa
ne. and Mrs }. H. Wroth,
Those assisting IN the receiving
rooms we're Mrs Frank Tu.l, Mrs.
Isaac Barth. Mrs. W. w. Strong,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
MnMNN,s ~ MIErING

The Wpmdn's pi.I meeting Nss Hr
special interest sd, .cliRy tU.ruouu
because Mrs. r .tc ui L"- N.s
president DI the .fe Federation H.
WomnB's CLUBS u present. ana 3D.
feature 81 The af noon Wus a U.'E
interesting addTy her
The program v cspr.i8H s..I
and o. was IuiluV,. by an mf,rml.
reception m AIRS I-atc's honor
The program follows
subject Folk I re-. Fo,a Sou-
Folk uaucius. L....r, Mes Nauu
solos
tul My Love au titus Gr.sHl
Coz Tho Lass WIN me- Dcll.tt, Air
tEngllshl. ..... ....,........
....... Nr Charles Andre.
Paper Folk Ion.
......... N... Mabel S u.muo
Sougs-
tal Der l~iudCuuru
tbl Iaidcuroul,
Ccl Duliogs Nil Iu llurzcn,
Miss G.- Harsvh.
Ca, Loeb Lumur. SCOTCH
CbJ Melody tW,I.
Mrs. CbHr.. Andrew
Fulk Dances. Ter suTcrNI .Hu H.
Mrs. Keith.
/. French Pclse Dance
Mcsdamcs StrUu GALES. @aHhHi'.
singer aud d. crimson M
Heacock. Mab.I "a, Carson, -tl..-
son and Niyci.
o. a Dixie Boil . sGt-Iiu.h
son.
O. The Dance the Nile-AruI
Myers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Farewell to Mrs. Ehlers

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Ackerman, itiO West Central ave-
nue.. gave "a pleasant sewing party in
honor OF Mrs. Herman Ehlers, who
leaves the first OF the week for Flag
staff TO join her husband. who has
been there for a few weeks.
a feature Of the afternoon was "a
delicious lunch which was served.
The guests were Mrs Herman En-
lers. Airs A. W. Hayden, Mrs. Louis
McRae Mrs. John Wolking, Mrs j..
Doolittle. Mrs. Il. A. Martin.
Mrs. 4, A. Loken. Mrs. G.. a..
.Carncs. Mrs. clyde Blair, Miss Jean
Arnot. Mrs. G. Foreman. Mrs Ad-
Olson Hall, Mrs r. North u Mrs.
=. MAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Afternoon

Mrs. Albert stern entertained az
auction Thursday afternoon and
served "A dclcctablc lunch.
Her guests we're. Mrs. bernard H.
field. Mrs. sam Nuestadt. Mrs. Ivan
Grunsfeid, Mis-. Dave Weinmau, Mrs.
Jake Weinmau, Mrs Hugh batter.
Mrs. saul Hirris, Mrs. sidney Bosen-
valid. Mrs. Bessie Jaffa. Miss Amelia
Oupcnhcim, Mrs. Noa Ifeid. Mrs
Louis Ilfeld. Mrs Hildcgardc Gruns-
field. Mrs. Ludwig Kompcnich. Mrs.
Dave iioscnwaid. Mrs. Harry WELLER
Mrs. Noise Bergman, Mrs. sig an.
fielder. Mrs. Ernest Spitl and Miss
Gladys Mandcll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Mrs. Grunsfeld Entertains

Mrs. Hildceardc Gruusfcld was
hostess at an auction party Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
There Wcr" three tables aud a do
lightful lunch was served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
Nav Day Party

Miss Alice Boyd entertained the
girls OF the University az "a Jolly May
day party Friday afternoon.
Much amusement and some very
clever results were caused hy the at
tempts OF the girls % fashion their
spring hats from tissue paper.
Delicious refreshments were served
and In these as we'll az in the guam
titles Of lovely flowers throughout the
rooms the color scheme Of pink aud
white was followed,
The anair was a particularly gay
one and q Jolly time was enjoyed hy
an who were there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-02
TnE TUEsDNN EWING CIUB

The IucsduY nR pIuU MOI TUI7
week with Mrs anard MIll.l lHa
enjoyed "a deiipH. afternoon
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27

schools, from distances OF two miles
and over in accordance with resolu-
ton adopted at the last meeting of the
Board, from the time they entered
school this session.
In view of the fact that the Board
has received funds which were net an
ticipated when it's budget was made,
in view of the further fact that some
items of expenditure are going to be
greater, some less than the amounts
budgeted for said items an Amended
budget was adopted.
The situation at the various schools
was left to the Building Committee for
investigation, report and action where
necessary. The Superintendent was
authorized to have the Marin School
furniture moved to the Illyria .kschool
building.
The parish papers. were requested to
advocate in their columns, and to
strongly urge and encourage the hold
ing of a fair at some central located
in the parish for the benefit of the
public schools.
A motion was then made and carried
to adjourn.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27

PEREZ & MEYERS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office 7lS Hibernia Bank Bldg.
Telephone Main 1910, practic-
ing in the Parishes of st. Ber-
nard and P~laquemines.
New ORLEANS
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
JOHN MIHALJEvICH.

Notice for BARRON Permit.
hereby Civ. notice that / am apply
ing 70 the Police Jury Of this parish
for : permit to operate : white bar
room (beer and wine only) at Booth
vile. La.
MIC. GAsQUEr.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
Resolutions

Hache, authorized at Meeting o
Sunday, June 81, 1914.
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Divine
Master to remove from our midst a
the age of So years a highly respected
useful and influential citizen in the per
son of the late lamented Joseph Cosse
once u associate, co-worker an.
friend; and,
Whereas, the promptings Of on,
hearts as we'll as the dictates of a mos
laudable custom demand that we should
pay a last sad fitting tribute to tn,
memsry, the service, the friendship, o.
our late co-worker and associate, whom
we feel is now basking in the sunshine
of Gods eternal smile; and.
Whereas, a most impressive lesson !.
to be learned when mortals regardless
Of age, state or condition pass from
this life, and 60 hence to answer the
mysterious summons, to enter the
abode of perpetual rest, perpetual life,
youth and happiness, the realization Of
which should make Of death only 9
slesp and an awakening, since for the
good and the just:
There really is no death; the stars but
60 down
To rise upon some fairer shore
And bright in heavens jeweled crown
They shine forevermore.
Whereas, az a citizen, friend and Co.
worker the late Joseph Cosse was the
embodiment Of honor, nobleness and in
tegrity; greatly loved and respected by
all who knew him, to be especially re-
membered, admired and emulated by
his fellow citizens; his demise has
therefore created avoid not only with
in the sacred precincts Of bis we'll be-
loved family, but within the rank and
file of the staunch citizenship of this
parish which can not be filled; there
fore,
Be it resolved, by the st. Thomas
Catholic Maintenance Society, of which
he was an earnest supporter, member
and friend, that we feel deeply the loss
to the parish, to his family, and to US
his co-religionists in the passing from
this life to a'better one beyond of the
spirit Of possessing such noble
traits of character as the deceased,
but we reap some measure Of consola-
ton, and We think that his family
should, in the assurance that his soul
now is in the kingdom where everlast-
ing joy reigns, and where trials do not
reach, and where earthly corruption
can not enter.
Be it also resolved, That we hence
forth SO regulate our own lives, that
leading the life that Joseph Cosse led,
it may be possible, for us also to enter
the realm of immortal peace and
blessedness when we have crossed the
bar
Be it further resolved, that we ex-
tend our most profound sympathy to
the worthy family Of the deceased, in
this, the hour of their bereavement,
and that a copy Of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes Of this Society,
q copy be given to the press, and a
copy sent to the sorrowing family Of
the lamented Joseph Cosse, who now
must look forward, as we all must
sooner or later anticipate the clarion
sound of the trumpet for a much de-
sired family reunion.
]. G. Blanchard,
F. S. HingIe,
B. A. Favret,
Committee on Resolutions.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
Marin.

An interesting wedding Of the past
week was that Of Miss Mary 1. Dust
mann and Mr.. Louis j. Bulot, which
was quietly solemnlzed At the home Of
the brides mother, on Wednesday
Juae II. in the presence Of only the
immediate families. The Rev. ]. Or
son Miller 81 New Orleans oficiated.
Miss nustmAnn was given away by her
brother. NJ. w. II. Dustmann and had
= her atte1dants her sisters. Mrs.
Aug. B. Bulot Is matron Of honor and
Miss Annie Dustaann g maid Of hon-
q.
The bride wore IN exquisite gown Of
crepe de chine and Duchess lace. Her
vail Of illusion Was arranged in cap
effect and held in placs with orange
blossoms. She carried ! prayer boob
from which hung steamers Of baby
ribbon and sprays Of lilies Of the
valley.
Nrs. Bulot wore q gown Of lace over
pink satin. and Miss Annie Dustmann
wors white embroidered crepe and
lace.
The best man was Mr.. Aug. Bulot,
brother Of the groom.
After spending their honeymoon on
The gulf coast the young couple viii
make their home with the brides
mother It Marin, La.
M. Ralph jackson, Of Gibson, La,
was the guest Of the Dustlnanns' last
week,
hr. Herman Sylye spent the week
ssd with biz parents NJ. and Mrs.
John sylye.
Mn. W. H. Duatnann left Sunday
e spend : few days with her mother
u Nev Orleans.
~ Bessie Chsuvin left last week
~ several wssks With rlatves
"a, Ia
II chsi,es Bshnan ~ sAe sue.t
ef ne Lincnlns und,v.
EktF-ssFHt<e 4sE#s<4$F%
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
The State OF Louisiana, Parish Of
P~laquemines.

The State OF Louisiana, Parish Of
Plaquemines.
Succession Of George O'Kiuevich. No.
106ll6. The Civil District Court tor
The Parish Of Orleans.
BY virtue Of and in obedience to an
order Of sale to me directed by the
Honorable, the Civil District Court in
and for the Parish Of Orleans dated the
lat day Of June 1914, in the above en-
titled succession I have advertised and
win proceed 10 sell at public auction,
at Olga, La, on Saturday the 9th day
Of the month Of June 1914. at II o'clock
:. n. the following described property
to-wit: 2 camps. Several bedding
grounds. approximately 500 barrels Of
oysters. 2 large open skiffs. l small
open skiff. ! pair oyster rakes. 3 stick
ing poles. ! bost hook. 8 paint brushes
! iron bed. 1eommon table. 3 CON-
mon chairs. 1 empty trunk, ! alarm
cloch. ! small oil stove. | hand saw l
Ihatchet. ! small kitchen lamp. / oil
suit. / cast net. 10 pounds Of cist
net lead. I empty demijohns. 2 pounds
Of. tobacco. is pieces Of soap. 3 pitOes
Cuticura soap, ] lot kitchen utenSiIs.
| lot second hand clothes. 2 mattr<ises
The same viii Be sold at Il rnoith's
credit, the purchaser being required to
furnish good and sdlleient joint se-
curly and special mortgage Oh the
things sold. bearing interest Il the
rate of 81 per cent from the day Of
adjudication,
FRANK c. MEYERS.
Sheriff q the Parish of
Plaqueminsss
Pint Enoltsh Desk.
& 1nslasd a. mt doek ~ en-
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
PARISH NEWS.
POinte-a-la-Ha

The next meeting Of the Plaquemines
Parish Beard of School Directors will
be held at the usual place of meeting
on Monday, July 6, 1914.
DR.. F. R. Singleton spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C. Kohn spent
a few days in New Orleans the first of
the week.
Miss Carmen Perroux. of New Or
leans, was thefguest of Misses Philo-
meme and Lucy Hingle last Sunday.
DR.. Vim. H. Pipes was a visitor in
Pointe-a-la- Hache Sunday.
Miss Alice Dobson, of St. Sophie,
was q visitor here last week.
Miss Stella Ragas returned Sunday
after a visit of several days in New
Orleans.
Mrs. P. Brierre and family have
taken possession of their home here
for the summer months.
Messrs. Joseph Cosse, Albert Scha-
yot and Emile Becnel were visitors to
New Orleans Saturday.
Mr.. Julius Straek is back on duty at
the Courthouse this week after a week
spent at his home in New Orleans.
Mr.. F. ]. Bourne is visiting his
daughters here this week.
The next state examination of ap-
plicants for teachers certificates will
be held July 80, 81, August !, 1914.
The subjects of examination and On
ditions~ governing the issuance of Ger
tiRcates to applicants will be the same
IS those Of. thei!last examination.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
Bay Adam Regatta.

Details are being perfected to carry
out successfully the regatta wdich is
scheduled to take place at Bay Adam
on Saturday, juiy 4th. /.
We are advised by MIR. E. W. Bur-
gis, superintendent Of the New Orleans
Southern and Grand Island Railroad
that an excursion train will be run
specially from New Orleans to Doullutt
Canal on the morning Of July fourth,
returning in the evening SO as to per-
init Of the regatta being viewed BY the
excursionists.
We r also advised that the Louis
lana Navigation and Fisheries Co, the
owners and operators Of. the Doullutt
Canal locks, has, in order to contribute
to the success of the regatta. offered
free lockage through the Doullutt
Canal locks entering and returning for
any boats taking part in or viewing
the regatta. But all boats entering
the locks must return the same day.
Arrangements are being made with
Mr.. r. s. Daniel, Civil Engineer, to
lay of the race course in Bay Adam
and it will follow the general lines Of
the race course Of two years ago.
All hoafs DESIRING In narfirinafe in
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-27
Notice for Barrosm Permit.

INOIICe . OdrTOOII PeTI11t.
! hereby give notice that / am APP
plying to the Police Jury Of this parish
for Z permit to operate q white bar
room (beer and wine only) at Olga,
La.
John MIHAIJEVICH.