The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-08-22
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visit to her old home at Whitecastle
Mr.. Quinn spent few days at home
returning to the capital Sunday after
noon.
Clyde Magearl has returned from
Baton Rouge, where he attended
school.
Misses Ladye and Robbie Quinn
spent Saturday afternoon In Bator
Rouge
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Crump were in
the Rogillioville neighborhood, Wed
nesday.
Col. T. J. Cross and Capt. o. B.
Steele were here from Baton Rouge
Thursday.
Little Wilmer Brasseaux was quite
sick for awhile affected by something
he had eaten.
Miss Lille Tooraen returned Mon
day from visit of some length in
New Orleans.
Mrs. Carrie Lobdell and the Exline
children leave next Thursday for
Dallas, Texas.
Robert Cutrer is here from Baton
Rouge, employed by the local tele-
phone exchange.
Mr.. Will Rodriguez of New Orleans
was a guest of Mr.. Willie Balls family
for the weekend.
Mrs. Douglas Fitzpatrick and children
spent the weekend at Greenwood with
Mrs. S. M. Ventress.
Cecil Raynham, who is working in
Baton Rouge for the Cumberland,
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Ida Barrow concluded her visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. 8. Bliss, Thurs
day, going on to Biloxi.
Miss Emma Clack leaves on the 26th
to attend school in Franklin, La.
where her aunt resides.
Mrs. A. MADDEN was called to Ethel,
La, Monday, by the illness and death
of her brother, James Forbes.
Mrs. ]. B. France of Oklahoma, with
her three sons, arrived Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. E. S. Quinn.
Miss Belle Barrow arrived home
Sunday night, having been graduated
in music from Valparaiso University.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and children leave
Sunday for home. The baby was bap-
tized at Grace Church, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Carmouche, mother of Mrs.
Chas. Tadlock, was desperately ill for
a day or two, but has rallied from the
attack.
Miss Mamie Golsan leaves Sunday
week to make long visit to her grand
father, Rev. A. G. Blackwell. of New
Orleans
Miss Marguerite Stevenson left Sat.
urday to visit friends at Lafayette. She
was Miss Amy Leake's guest for the
week previous
Misses Anna May Connell and
Rosalie Richardson went to Baton
Rouge Sunday afternoon to spend
part of the week.
Mrs. Belle Winston is at home again,
leaving her patient, Miss Louise
Stewart, rallying from an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Bradley and
children are guests at Pecan Grove. (
Mr.. Bradley is enjoying his annual
vacation Of two weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. John Leake reached
here Sunday, the latter having spent '
the week in New Orleans. DR.. Leake '
is spending the week here.
Mrs. Max Mann left Thursday night
for Alexandria to remain through Mon. /
day with relatives. Her daughter, l
Vivyan, may return with her.
Mrs. Thos Butler and son, Mr.. Jas. {
Butler, left Saturday for a trip to II
Pass Christian. Mr.. Harry Butler may i
join them, coming from Mobile. /
Mr.. H, T. Pye, cashier of the Farm. 1
ers' and Merchants Bank, spent sew. Y
erai days in North Louisiana, Mr.. t
Downs filling his place meanwhile.
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in Baton Rouge Friday afternoon, con.
Guiding a pleasant visit of two weeks r
to her sister, Mrs Gordon Davidson.
Mr.. Johnston Armstrong spent two
days in New Orleans, this week. He 4
and Mrs. Armstrong will return to a
their city home on Monday next. This
is the longest time that Mrs. Arm. 4