The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-11-07
Personal But Polite
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Joe NeWsham has been mere on a
visit.
Mrs. Ovid Bell is the guest of Mrs
Fred Wilcox.
Mr.. Morris Wolf was here for day
or two last week.
Mr. Frank Bacot spent the weekend
at his home nj Baton Rouge.
Miss Alice Daniel came up from
New Orleans for the weekend.
Misses Gauche and Castleberry plan
to leave for the Fair Friday night.
Mrs. Wills and daughter, Miss Irene,
returned last week from Opelousas.
Mrs. Sidney Frier and little daugh-
ter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Frier.
Miss Alice Daniel and Miss Cayrett
will be weekend guests of Mrs. Bob
Daniel.
Mrs. L. " schwing of Jackson spent
the weekend with the Misses
Maryman.
Mrs. Alb. Munson is at Belle Monte
in devoted attendance on her first
grandson.
Mrs. A. H. Mumford and Miss Castle
berry spent Tuesday afternoon in
Baton Rouge.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Powell left
Friday morning for a two days stay
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Lester of the ninth ward has
returned from his trip to New Mexico,
bringing a lot of live stock for his new
home.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Noteworthy was alarmingly
i'll, Tuesday night, and is still very ill
indeed.
Mrs. Gordon T. Barrow and baby
have arrived in Baton Rouge from
Millington, Tenn, and will be here
later to visit relatives.
Henry Brandon, of West Feliciana
parish, substituted at the Woodville
depot during the absence of Mr.. Wal
lace, the station agent, last week.
F. B. bennett of Welsh, La was
here between trains, last Friday, meet
ing friends in his former home, having
run up while at the capital on business.
Miss Bessie Price of Ruston, La,
took charge of Grange Hall school,
Monday, She is teacher of Is years
experience and is highly recommend
ed. Passing through town, she was
accompanied to Grange Hall by Supt.
and Mrs. R. E. Crump.
Mrs Jas. Kilbourne returned Sunday
from Kinder where she spent several
weeks on account Of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Howell who is
happily reported much better. DR..
and Mrs. Kilbourne are now in Shreve-
port for the Fair, and are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Craddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Howell were
here for several days in their car, en-
route to Alexandria, where he has
some contracts. Miss Minnie Newsham
will be here with her aunt, Mrs. o.
Lejeune, meanwhile, and the two
younger boys, Dewey and Preston,
with Mrs. Valet of Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Walter Maryman accompanied
the other members of the family, Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. |. Daniel, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Daniel, who left for the State Fair, to-
night T. .dday) on the special. Others
going on this special are Messrs. John
M. Parker, John M. Parker Jr., Bob,
Billy, Jim and Harry Daniel.
The delegates and visitors for the
district meeting, last week, were en-.
tertained as follows Mr.. and Mrs.
Eskridge, Mrs. Edward Reilly by Miss
Sallie Raynham; Miss Belle Jemeyson
OF Baton Rouge by Mrs. ]. e. Robb;
Mrs. Walter and Miss Hooper of Wilson
were guests Of Mrs. ]. c. Gore. Mr..
and Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Faures, and
the Misses Williams of Baker came
up in an automobile, and were guests
OF Mrs. K. D. Tempel at the Mayer
Hotel for the day. Mrs. Inner Ball,
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. E. I. Daniel, Mrs.
WadsWorth, Mrs, Willis Daniel Mrs.
c. NJ Barrow and sister, Miss Kearney.
Miss Fife Bickham were guests from
the country for the luncheon.
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