The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-24
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE .
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]. H. Kilbourne was in Clinton yes
terday
Little Virginia Howell is sick with
measles.
B. E. Eskridge was here on business
Tuesday.
A. Schlesinger leaves for ST. Louis
this week.
Wade holland spent the day here
Wednesday,
w. l.. Rodeillat was a recent visitor
to friends here.
Miss Eleanor Barrow will spend the
weekend in New Orleans.
Lawrence Ard is here to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
Supt. Smith made hurried trip to
the capital at the weekend.
Laurie and Hattie Butler are stay
ing in town for school now.
District attorney H. H. Kilbourne
was visitor here this week.
Miss Pearl Harvey spent the week
end with Miss Edith Bickham.
Miss Evie Converse was the guest
of Mrs Ed Robb for short stay.
Mr.. John Muller and family will occu-
Ply the Hochenedel residence here.
Elrie Robinson spent day and a
half in Baton Rouge at the weekend.
Miss Belle Tempel has been substi-
tuting at the telephone exchange, this
week
Mrs. Carmonche was quite sick for
some days, but on Wednesday was
better
Mrs. w. B. Smith is visiting her
son, W. B. Smith Jr., who is out in
West Texas.
Misses May Young, Ella Lee Daniel
and Lillian Daniel spent Saturday in
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bickham are
moving into their new home, second
ward, this week.
w D. Wills, mother and sister will
move into the cottage formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Converse.
Misses Smitherman and Castleberry
went to the capital last Friday after
noon, to attend the fair.
l.. w. Rogers went to Baton Rouge
Thursday afternoon and accompanied
Mrs. Rogers home that night.
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne has returned
from New Orleans, bringing her little
nieces, Elisha Dell and Eugenia Bates.
Mrs. ]. D. Vinci and daughter, Miss
Jena, went to Baton Rouge, Tuesday
afternoon, to have the latter's eyes
treated.
Misses Anna May Connell and Ros-
allie Richardson were guests of Miss
Laura holland of Baton Rouge at the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Howell and
Miss Minnie Newsham went to Baton
Rouge in their car, making the trip
in 21s hours.
The Hochenedel family leave next
week for their new home in Baton
Rouge. They have rented the w. G.
Randolph house in Convention street
Miss Leila Ball was at home for the
weekend from her school at Cat
Island. She taught the previous Sat
urday in order to make the trip on
the Betsy Ann, Thursday night.
Mrs. F. M. Davidson received prize
for piece of embroidery she had or
exhibition at the Donaldsonville Fair
AS Mrs Davidson is seyenty-fye years
young, the skillfulness of her needle
is The more remarkable
Miss EVE Converse is visiting the
parish. After a visit at w. H. Rich
ardson's, she spent awhile with Miss
Evelyn Martin at Solitude, after which
the latter will go with her to her pres
ent home at Taft, this week.
The E. G. Westmorland family move
to New Orleans at the end of tn
month. The friends that they hav'
made while here regret their de
parture. Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Down
have rented the Westmorland RESI-
dence.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers was called t
New Orleans last Thursday by tn
condition of her aunt, Mrs Lee Howell
Leaving her apparently much better
Mrs. Rogers returned home, Saturda
night, but was Immediately recalle
to New Orleans, by Mrs. Howell's sue
den collapse. Mrs. George Plettinge
had the children in charge during Mrs
Rogers absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. W. Stewart c
Bastrop spent a few days this wee
at their country place, Ouida, in tn
upper part of the parish, Mr.. Stewal