The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-03-14
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

Mrs. l. W. Petty mas measles.
Joe Newsham has gone to New Or
leans. i
1ohp T. Barrow is the guest of
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Noise Conrad were in
town this week
Mrs E. T. Muse returned to Baton
Rouge, Saturday.
Sam Rosenthal is expected home
tonight (Friday0
Harry Converse was a Sunday guest
at G. C. HowelPs.
Mrs. J. r. Davidson is visiting Mrs,
Germany at Cinclare.
Mrs. Chas. Tooraen returned from
Alexandria, Saturday.
Miss May HARRISON is enjoying
weeks holiday at home.
MFR. and Mrs. John F. Irvine were in
Baton Rouge Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. C. Storm was very i'll, this
week, but is reported better.
Miss Amelia Barrow has been visit
ing relatives in Baton Rouge.
Miss Mary Hamilton is at home. on
account of an attack Of measles.
John NJ. Parker of New Orleans was
here the latter part of last week
Misses Mamie and Florence Golsan
have decided to lengthen their city
visit.
E. S. Quinn and son, Ripple Quinn,
made a business trip to Baton Rouge,
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Rettig accompanied her
brother and little niece, to New Or
leans, on Friday.
Ruffn B. Barrow of Baton Rouge
was in town, Thursday, returning from
a trip to Laurel Hill.
Elrie Robinson spent the week on
the lower coast, visiting the Red Men
tribes in that vicinity.
Miss Susie Thorn has returned from
a delightful visit to her sister, Miss
Emma Thorn of New Orleans.
Miss Oriana Pillet returned Tuesday
after a delightful stay of several
months in New Orleans with relatives
Mr. ]. T Pye will be here shortly to
arrange for the new bank. He has
asked friend to secure dwelling for
him.
Mrs. Emily Jemison is at Pecan
Grove, coming down to be with hel
granddaughter, Miss Sadie Clack, whit
has measles.
Mrs. VIM. Halle, after spending last
week here on account of the illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Willie Howell, return
ed to New Roads, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Downs have
moved to the house formerly occupied
by W. H. Buquoi Mrs. Muse, thu
owner, had it renovated considerabl!
for them.
Miss Leila Wicker has been here
since last week, called from zachar,
by the illness of her father, Constable
W. H. Wicker He is much better, bu
she will remain for awhile longer.
The gentlemen who came here TO
the Bayou Sara Lumber Co. sale, Mon
day, were entertained by DR.. and Mrs
Brooks. These guests were MessrE
Chas R. Dunn Phillips and Sprague @
Detroit, Mr.. Weinfeld Of Chicago
Messrs Leovy, Morgan Gurley and +
G. Westmorland of New Orleans.
Mrs. Chas. Munson and her guest, Mr.
VIM Bentley of Richmond, Va, sper
Saturday at "Asphodel," the old HON
of the Fluker family, now occupied D
the Misses Smith Mrs Bentley lei
later for New Orleans, concluding
pleasant visit to scenes beloved {
yores" She and her aunt and uncl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Bradford OF Ne
: Orleans, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. '
S. Fluker of Hammond.
Mr.. w. A. Gilmore and his siste
Miss May Gilmore, of Crystal Spring
accompanied the body of their aun
Ms. Sarah Lewis, brought here for
terment. Mr.. Gilmore returned hon
Friday afternoon. but Miss Gillmo
remains for short while longer,
; guest of her cousin, Mrs. s. H. Barro
and will thus have an opportunity
seeing her many friends. Miss Gillmo
has spent the last sixteen months
close attendance at her aunt's bedsid
but is looking we'll, Notwithstanding
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