The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-05-16
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

MIS-. hugh COun6ll WAS mere sunday
Mr.. Wade Buquoi was here on Sun
day.
Mr.. John Christian is a guest al
w c. Howelrs.
j. C. Storm was in New Orleans
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Morris Wolf was expected here
last night friday.
Miss Mary Mumford is spending a
few days at Pecan Grove.
Miss Elisabeth Douglas spent a few
days at The Residence.
T. o. Woods of Weyanoke was in
town on business, Wednesday.
Miss Mag Whicher leaves shortly to
take position in New Orleans.
Fred HochenedeI Jr came up with
his father for the day Monday.
Mr.. David l. Norwood joined his
family here for the day Sunday
Mr., Wade holland has been a guest
this week at Mr.. w. H. Richardson's.
D. B. Faithorn is looking forward
to visit from his mother week after
next.
Miss Anna Barrow of Wakefield
leaves Sunday for a week in New
Orleans.
Mr.. Joe Scott of Baton Rouge was
the Sunday guest of Mrs. ]. s. Gore
and family.
Mr.. Becknell has replaced Mr.. Jen-
nings as night operator at the L. r.
& N. station.
Mrs, David l. Norwood has been i'll
this week at the home of her brother,
DR., A, F. Barrow.
Mrs Jay Wadsworth and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jesse Daniel, went to the
farm colony picnic
John Stirling of Baton Rouge will go
to Natchitoches for his sisters gradua-
ton at the State Normal.
Mrs. L. w, Doherty Jr. enjoyed
visit of several days from her mother,
Mrs, Smith, of the 9Th ward.
John M. Parker Jr. spent this week
at Atherton and Roosevelt, his fathers
plantations in East Carroll parish.
Mrs. Noise Conrad left this week to
join Mr.. Conrad at Red Lick, Miss,
where he is doing very we'll in bust
ness.
Mr.. Henry GRADER has returned to
his home in the country. Every one
is rejoiced to know that he has rallied
from his recent attack.
Mrs. Frank Percy and three small
sons are spending short while with
her mother at Wayeland, Miss, at the
latter's summer home on the gulf
coast.
H. T. Pye made a business trip to
Natchitoches this week. During his
absence G. M. Downs had charge of
the affairs of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank
Mrs Garrett Howell is spending the
week here. Her children are taking
their school examinations in order to
join their mother shortly in the new
home at Baton Rouge.
Senator A. F. Barrow and Represen-
tative Cheston Folkes reported for
duty at the General Assembly on Mon
day. Feltus Leake and Johnston Bar
row went down to serve as pages.
G. s. Davidson went to the Farm
Colony picnic, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Barrow and number of others
from the vicinity of Jackson also went
over for the big interparochial affair.
DR.. John P Leake of New Orleans,
and family arrived Friday to spend the
summer They are pleasantly quar-.
tered in the second floor rooms of the
Sanitarium. The upper front gallery
has been newly screened for their
further comfort.
A. M. Fishburn was here Thursday,
and every one who saw him was glad
of the opportunity. Mr.. Fishburn is
manager of the Cumberland Telephone
Co. for this district, and is one of the
most capable men in their employ.
Mrs. Hunter C. Leake of New Or
leans and little Hunter, Jr., spent the
middle of the week here, leaving
Thursdaya accompanied by her mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss Ellis. Mrs.
Leake expects to go shortly to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Tack of
Tulsa, Okla