The Donaldsonville chief., 1914-03-21


DonaIdsonYiIIe, La.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914.
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mrs paul Leche is spending the
weekend in New Orleans.
Mrs August Guigou is spending
faw DAYS with relatives at Pain
courtviile.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy, of Napo-
leonYille, were in town Tor snort
stay this week.
Sidney ]. Landry returned Wed
nesday from st. Rose, where he en-
ioyed visit to his aunts.
Jonas WE'LL, leading young busi-
ness man of Lutcher, was a visitor |
to Donaldsonville Thursday.
Miss Addie Barber, of Geismar,
spent last week here as the guest
of Misses Lucille and Abbie Landry.
C. C. Bird. Jr., a brilliant young
attorney Of Baton Rouge, visited
Donaldsonville yesterday on legal
business.
Mrs. P. S. Scales and Miss Willie
Garret were in Baton Rouge for
couple of days during the week as
the guests OF relatives.
Dr. Sheard Moore and his attract
i've daughter, Miss Alice Moore, mo-
tored to Baton Rouge Monday in the
Doctors handsome Hupmobile tour
ing car.
Miss Dorothy Prosser has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Vicksburg, Greenville and Mayors
vile, Miss.
Karl Leche, who is attending the
Louisiana State University at Baton
Rouge, spent the past weekend here
with his parents, Judge and Mrs.
Paul Leche.
A special meeting of the Elks'
Lodge will be held at 10:30 O'Clock |
tomorrow forenoon for the purpose
of Initiating several candidates for
membership.
st. Joseph's day, marking the mid
die Of the Lenten period, was cele-
brated with impressive services at
the Catholic church Thursday morn
Ing, a large congregation attending.
George Cassard, who has been in
the employ Of the Central of Georgia
Railway at Albany, Ca, for the past
two years, is spending his vacation
with his father, Dennis Cassard, of
Barton
Joseph c.. Ward, formerly chief en-
gineer of the Mccall Company's big
Evan Hall factory, recently rendered
his resignation of that position and
has moved with his family to Port
Barrow
Mrs. John B. Martin and her lit !
Tie daughters Mildred and Gertrude, |
and Mrs. George, Prejean, Of Half |
way plantation, left Monday for a |
visit to relatives in East and West |
Baton Rouge
Frank Sims made business trip |
to New Orleans Tuesday, going down
on the T. and p. cannon bali, in |
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mississippi Valley and steamer Vir- |
gle route In the afternoon,
services at the Methodist Church |
tomorrow will be in connection with |
tne Sunday School, and will be led |
oy Il. L. Baker, of Plattenville, be-
ginning at II a. m. Owing to the |
absence of the pastor, there will be |
no evening services.
Inc crack degree team of Mohawk |
hayloft Nc. SS11s will go to Burton to-
morrow to hold a conyocation, at |
which it is expected a number of
& ~ alps wall be acquainted with |
saa mysteries Of the fun and good
81. Patrick's day was observed
mere by the wearing of the green,
an OF our good Irish citizens and
alans OF other nationalities displaying
plt OF the emblematic color about
sas saelF persons in honor of the patron
SAINT OF the Emerald Isle.
u.essrs. Karl Leche and Delmayne
slasson and Miss Nita Sims enioyed
ushgntfnl trip to Thibodaux last
anuay in the Leche touring car.
as aaa were pleasantly entertained by
llsses EdWena and Alma Roger at
tim. - itoAt'e cottage planta-
me many friends here of G q
seiski, of Lake Arthur, La, 4 son
AL i ar and Mrs. B. Rybiski, Of this
h;ss,. h;s,,.., regretted to note that Mr. Rr-
slsIs hIa drug store was one of the
9ealngs DESTROYED in disastrous
aa ..s which visited Lake Arthur Mon.
Bloomenstiel motored tn Ra.
~ Rouge last Sunday morniTsr IN
s ihs s olg Cadillac touring car, and on
n ~ as return trip in the afternoon was
40. ssoalpanied by his wife and liffla
plsr, pSlasnter, Lily, and Mr.. and Mrs Ahe
r,'..lIenstiel, ra,s'. who had been visiting |
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