The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-09-12
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to teach at Vidalia.
Miss Mary Folkes returns to Sill
man next week.
Judge j. L. Golsan is in Clinton,
attending district court.
Mr.. w. E. Rodriguez was weekend
guest at Mr. VIM. Balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson Reed spent
Saturday in Baton Rouge.
Miss Theresa Mann left Saturday for
her school in Iberville parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grissom of North Lou
isiana were here, this week.
Mrs. Hugh Connell and family leave
soon for her school at Mansura.
Mr.. S. S. Reid of Amite has Joined
Mrs. Reid and son at Fairview.
Miss Audrev Windham is the guest
of Miss George Rettig this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Percy greeted
their first daughter on Monday.
Reeve Barrow, parish beneficiary
cadet, leaves next week for L. S. U.
Miss Modinger, a guest at Troy,
leaves to-day Friday) for New Or
leans.
Mrs. Lauren Bradley and little,
daughters returned Tuesday to New
Orleans.
Misses Julia and Eula Powell will
come up Sunday for late summer visit
Mrs. Hugh Connell and son, William,
spent Saturday afternoon in Baton
Rouge.
Miss Rosa HARRISON has been in
Baton Rouge to visit her cousin, Miss
Annie Percy.
Misses Anna May Connell and
Rosalie Richardson are visiting in
Baton Rouge.
Ben Ball is quite sick, and the two
brothers will not go to Ruston until
he RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Jas. Westmoreland motored from
Morganza on Sunday, and was guest
of Mr.. VIM. Ball
A number of the parish teachers are
staying at Miss Sallie Raynham's for
the two-days' institute.
Mr., J. Van Rogers of Collins, Miss,
was a guest of Mr.. Elwyn Barrow and
family for a few days.
Miss Amy Leake leaves Tuesday for
Baton Rouge to matriculate at Louisi-
ana State University.
Miss Leila Ball leaves Saturday
night for Sebastopol Landing, to take
charge of her school.
Miss Dine Fort, after spending a
few days at Centerville, Miss, leaves
for her school duties at Bunkie.
Mrs. Ben Leopold spent Sunday in
New Orleans at the bedside of her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Simon Leopold.
Mrs. R. G.. Wickliffe was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irvine Wednesday.
Col Holmes was also guest there.
Mr.. Ben Leopold returned Thursday
night from his sad errand to Berwick:
the funeral of his brother on Monday.
Misses Castleberry, Smitherman and
Harvey arrived for the teachers insti-
tute and are boarding with Mrs Sidney
Powell.
Mr.. Frank Barrow has returned from
Ne wOrleans, and is recovering from
surgical treatment for an abscess in
his side.
Miss Bertha Floyd and Mrs. Reber
Clement formerly Miss Lille Floyd
are expected as weekend guests Of
Mrs, c. E. Thibodaux
Miss Gladys Gauche and Miss Cor
nelia McGehee are the high school
teachers who will board with Mrs. A.
F. Barrow the coming term.
Miss Edith Leake returned home
Wednesday, after spending while in
Baton Rouge with Mrs. B. E. Eskridge
and the little Hochenedel girls.
Mr.. Frank Bacot, the new instructor
in manual training, has arrived, and
takes his meals with Mrs Powell, and
has room at Mrs. Elrie Robinson's.
Mrs. H. Vaughan and daughter, Miss
Cleo, went to Baton Rouge Saturday
afternoon to shop for the latter, who is
preparing to return to the State Nor
NAL School.
Mrs. Samuel Carter arrived Friday
to visit her father, Col. John w. Leake,
and her sister, Mrs. Chas. Munson, at
Belle Monte.
Miss Martha Fort spent few days
in town with Miss Amy Leake. Miss
Fort leaves on the 18th for Silliman,
where she completes the course during
the coming term,
Mrs. Steeger of Woodville passed
through on train going to Memphis
Another passenger was Miss Harriet
Ventress who will teach at Murfrees
hnro Tenn