The true Democrat., 1914-07-04
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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"iSS IGdCHel 11dSAS VI bdLou rouge
is the guest of Miss Maggie Gore.
Miss Eudolie Matthews returned
from Baton Rouge.
Lawrence Mann was at home Sun
day.
Sol Stern leaves for New Orleans,
Sunday, to spend few days.
Miss Doll Baby Daniel was the child
guest of Mrs. S. L. Riggs this week.
Mrs. J. F. Irvine was in New Orleans
for a short stay last week.
Miss Almena Kilbourne has been
here since last week.
Little Miss Aline Lazard leaves Sun
day for her home in New Orleans.
The D. j. Mckay family left Monday,
as planned, for Minnesota.
Wilson Haralson expects to take a
position as drummer shortly.
Mrs. C. B. Mcguire is suffering with
a sprained foot.
Miss Dot Fischer was the guest of
Miss Elisabeth Douglas on Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs, Wilson Rumble were
here for the wedding of her niece,
Miss Haralson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Howell were
guests of Mrs w T. Forester on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss We'll Of New Orleans concludes
on Sunday delightful visit to her
aunt, Mrs. H. NJ. Levy and family.
Miss Laura holland concluded on
Wednesday delightful visit of some
length to Miss Rosalie Richardson.
Miss Fannie Dampf of Laurel Hill
and Miss Levy of New Orleans were
guests of Miss Freda Stern on Monday.
j. P. Newsham Jr will come up for
the 4th. His brother, Preston, is al.
ready here.
Miss Mel Leake spent part of the
week with Miss Leonora Mahoney at
Forest plantation.
Mrs. Paul Marx and children have
concluded visit to Mrs. Bob Daniel,
returning to their home at Crowley.
Mrs. e. R. Moses and daughter have
returned to Covington, after pleasant
wedding visit here.
Mrs. W. B. Smith Jr. and son are
visiting her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Smith at Solitude.
Elrie Robinson left Friday afternoon
to attend a Red Mems celebration at
Donaldsonville.
Mrs. Ike Levy and little daughter re-
turned to New Orleans Immediately
after the Adiger-Leyy wedding, as did
other city relatives and friends.
Miss Klein of Shreveport is the guest
of Misses Hilda and Lois Simmons
The latter were in Baton Rouge last
week guests of Mrs Rufin Barrow.
Miss Amy Leake will spend the
weekend at her home, the Summer
Normal observing the Fourth as
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers Smith conclud-
ed on Friday a pleasant visit to their
sister, Mrs Joe Rosenthal, leaving to
visit at Wilhelm.
Dist. Atty H. H. Kilbourne was here
one day this week. His children are
still guests of DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Kill
bourne.
Mr.. Mckay, the new manager of the
local telephone exchange, is domiciled
with his wife and children in the cot
tage next door to the Briant residence.
Mrs. Edna Mahoney and Miss Alice
Daniel have come home on account of
the bubonic plaques being in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Willie Daniel of Angie, La,
making a visit here, will divide her
time between Mrs. j. w Mcqueen and
Mrs. Austen Daniel.
A. NJ. Fishburn was here, Wednes-
day. looking over telephone affairs,
and showing the new local manager,
Mr.. Mckay, the ropes, or rather the
wires.
Mrs. Duty and son, Reggie, have left
to visit relatives at Woodville. Miss
Margie Duty is now at Pelican, La,
and later goes to visit an aunt at
Magee, Ark.
Mrs. NJ. Thaekerberry of Houston,
Texas, arrived Wednesday night to
make acquaintance with her new grand
daughter, the child of Mr. and Mrs.
John Muller.
Miss Jessie Folkes, accompanying
Mrs. C. C. Mccall and Miss Mccall of
Wilson, left Thursday for Northbridge,
N. C, where they will spend the great
er part of the summer, but making
trips to other points.
Mrs. Windham gave aD her house