The herald., 1914-11-12

The Herald acknowledges with
thanks a fine bunch of Chrysanthe-
NUNS from the gardens of J. p. A.
Cast.
Miss Stella Lecourt has returned
from Detroit after a two months visit.
Arrangements for the dance to be
given by Orange Grove No. 3. Wood
men Circle. on Nov. l., are progress
ing rapidly. The committee are leav-
ing nothing undone TO make the al
fair a big success.
A negro sneak thief grabbed hand
kerchief from the counter in the gro
Gerry of Jerome MOnaganO, at Olivier
and Evelina streets Friday, and made
away $46.30 which il contained. The
negro asked Mrs. MOnagano for change
of a dime and while she was trying to
accommodate him he grabbed the mo-
ney and fled
Capt. c. p. MaXsen of the steamship
COmus turned over to Mrs. Kinnabrew,
of the Travellers Aid Society, $3.50 col
lected on board during a religious ser
vice on the southern trip.
f. J. Worrel, assistant superintend-
ent of the Morgan line but formerly of
our town, has arrived from New York
to superintend the repairs to the steam
ship PrOteus, which was in the Naval
Dock. Mr.. Worrel is stopping at the
MOnteleone Hotel.
Damage to the extent of 500 was
caused by a fire in a pile of rubbish in
a shed in the rear of the double two
story residence Nos. 324-36 Belleville
street, owned by Mrs. Robert Turner
and occupied on one side by Mrs. T. A.
| Stephens and on the other by Mrs.
Emma Lewis. The fire occurred about
IL a. m. There was no insurance on
the property.
During the absence of Charles p.
Cieutat and his wife from home al
719 Belleville street Thursday after
noon a sneak thief stole a set of sew
ing machine attachments and a gold
tie clasp, worth so.
The many friends of Ed Grimes,
| janitor of the Algiers courthouse, will
regret to learn that he was confined
to his home last week as the result of
| injuries sustained several days ago
while tearing down some plaster in the
court building that was in danger of
! falling.
Misses Adriel and Grace LennOx left
| Saturday evening for Houston, Texas,
to attend the Cotton Carnival. While
there they will be guests of their
brother Alfred A. Lennox, and of their
aunt, Mrs. A. F. FOote.
Mayor Behrman was one of the par
! ty that left Monday morning on the
Booster Special of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Bureau. The
party will return Saturday evening.
Louis Chaltain, 63 years of age, of
725 Belleville street, sustained a bro
ken leg Friday when a bale of cotton
from a truck fell while he was at
work on the Morgan wharf at the head
of LeBoeuf avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy 7. Lands are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of twins, boy and girl, at their home
in Opelousas avenue.
Miss Irene Laskey has returned to
her home in New Orleans, after spend.
ing the summer in Connecticut and
Rhode Island, and the early fall in At,
lantic City, New York and Philadel,
phia, as the guest of friends.
Mrs. Raoul Favret and little daugh,
ter, who have been spending some time
with Mrs. Favret's parents in Olivier
street, have returned to their home in
Pointe-a-la-Hache.
Miss Alice Barrosse is spending some
time in Lafayette, La, the guest OF
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer.
nand Barrosse.
| Mrs. Edwin Kohn, of Pointe-a-la-
Hache, is the guest of her mother-in.
law, Mrs. Kohn.
Mr.. Joseph Yatter has sold out his
place of business on the Cut Off Road
to Mr.. E. P. Casey.
On Friday, November 13, the Zephr
Pleasure Club will give a private re-
ception at Pythian Hall and the invi
tations which have been issued must
be presented at the door for entrance
Mr.. and Mrs. T. U. Carly, $40 Alix
street, are busy receiving congratula
tions on the arrival of a sweet baby
| girl at their home.
Mr.. Rudolph Engler, who has been
| suffering for some time with sciatiC
rheumatism and who was compelled to
go to Hot Springs for some time, has
returned almost completely restored to
health and went on his regular run as
engineer of the Texas & Pacific Rail
way Company last Monday.
Mrs. Mckinley Vezien, formerly Miss
| Clarisse Raker and daughter whr