The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-11
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Rufin Stirling was at home for the
weekend.
DR.. w. W. Montfort leaves shortly
to practice near Alexandria.
Lawrence Mann was at home for
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Dampf and brother
. were in Woodville, last week.
H. T. Pye went to New Orleans on
the 4th.
Miss Dot Fischer concluded her visit
of several weeks here on Sunday.
Miss Lucy Wilson of l.. S. U. was a
weekend guest of Miss Fife Bickham.
Miss Allie Jelks spent the fourth at
her home in Port Hudson.
]. G. Perkins was in Baton Rouge
Tuesday.
DR.. E. P. Flower was a guest of Mrs.
Max Dampf on Friday.
Mrs. John Lawson has been quite
sick this week with fever.
Mrs. A. D. Thoms and her twin
grandchildren have returned from a
visit to Laurel Hill
Judge Lawrason spent Tuesday in
Baton Rouge.
Jno F. Irvine was in New Orleans,
Tuesday.
Messrs. H. NJ. Stewart and Chas
Argue were in Baton Rouge Tuesday
afternoon.
c. T. Tooraen and daughter, Miss
Mary, visited in New Orleans from
Friday until Tuesday night.
Mrs. Windham and family left We'd
nesday for their new home at Timber
ton, La.
Mr.. Sylvester Rogillio of Rogillio-
Vile is visiting his brother, e. A.
Rogillio of Wilhelm.
Mrs. Barrow of Ruston, La, is con-
Guiding visit of some length to her
daughter, Mrs. w. S. Bliss.
Mrs. J. D. Wood and two children
went to Baton Rouge for Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Wood is at Cooper's Well.
Cecil Raynham, Able and Sol Stern
and Bob Cutrer went to Baton Rouge
Sunday.
Misses Sarah and Barbara Stern are
enjoying visit to their sister, Mrs. J.
Marks, of Baton Rouge.
Miss Edith Leake spent most of the
week in Baton Rouge with Mrs. B. e.
Eskridge.
Misses Eyie and Ellie Converse spent
a part of the week at L. S. U. with
their mother, Mrs. Converse.
Mrs. R. E. Crump has joined Mr..
Crump here, and at present they are
at the Meyer.
Miss Marjorie Ellis of FL Paso, Tex,
is the guest since the latter part of
last week of her grandmother, Mrs.
T. H. Ellis.
Supt. Crump visited Rogillioville,
Wakefield, Star Hill and Wilhelm this
week looking after school conditions
at these places.
Mrs. W. P. S. Ventress of Woodville,
accompanied by Misses Harriet and
Margaret and Charles Ventress, visit
ed Mrs. J. A. Ventress last week.
Mr.. Frank Powell of New Orleans
has been here since last week, enjoy
ling one of his infrequent vacations
from business duties.
Mrs. Dave Harrison of New Orleans
concluded on Tuesday visit to Mrs.
VIM. Magearl. Her older son remain
ed to spend the summer with his
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Daniel accom-
panied their guest, Mrs. Willie Daniel
as far as Baton Rouge on her way
home. Miss Leonora Mahoney was
also of the party.
Mrs. Jas. Harper came over from
Harriston, Miss, for the weekend.
Her two young sons stay over for a
longer visit to their grandmother, Mrs
Fannie Lawson.
Miss Minnie Newsham left for her
home in Baton Rouge, Sunday after
noon, concluding a pleasant visit here.
Joe and Edward Newsham left at the
same time, the former for New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs A Schlesinger went to
New Orleans on Tuesday to spend most
of the week During their absence
Miss Bessie schlesinger stayed with
Miss Helen Schlesinger
Mrs. Chas. E. Thibodaux has gone to
Tennessee to visit her sister, Mrs,
Gordon T. Barrow. Mrs. Joe Wills has
just concluded stay Of two weeks
with Mrs. Barrow
Mrs. E. S. Quinn and daughters,
Misses Ladye and Robbie, returned
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