The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-02-21

six thousand tons Of seed cane OF
cars at Burnside. Cane now il
WlndroW on plantations of Mile
company.
Or, 70 to 100 head of mules tt
rent for above work for period O.
about thirty days.
FOR further particulars, cOmmuni
cate Immediately, by telephone. tele
graph or IN person, with J. A. Bur
ton or George II. Bushby, Hotel Don
aldSOn.
Miss Rena Terrio, of New Orleans
was a guest during the week in tbs
household OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Landry, having come up to attenC
the A-enlann-Landry nuptials.
Mrs. Henry Dalferes left Thurs
day for New Orleans to spend q
while with relatives before going tC
Alexandria. where she and her nus
Dand VIII reside henceforth.
Misses Gladys and Essie Ward
Jeanne and EIeonore Constantin and
f. Fernandez, and Jesse Williams
chaperoned by Mrs, Dalferes, motor
ed to Whitecastie Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Freiberg and their
children, of Cincinnati. were here
Mrs Freiberg's brother and sister-in
law. Mayor and Mrs. Walter Lemann
Mr. and Mrs. Theodule Michel, Jr..
are rejoicing over the birth of a
fine little son, who arrived at their
home in St. Vincent street last Sun
day evening. The Chief extends con
5ratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Lemann, DR..
and Mrs. l. I. Lemann and Monte
Lemann, of New Orleans, were
among the out Of town guests who
attended the Lemann-Landry wedding
} on Wednesday last.
Steve Weber returned Wednesday
evening from Meridian, Miss, where
, for some time past he has been en-
| 5loyed in clerical capacity as mem
>er of a Cumberland Telephone Com
pany construction crew.
| Miss Louise Leblanc spent the
past weekend at Geismar as the
guest of Miss Modesto Marchand,
r and attended the dance given there
Sunday evening under the joint aus
pieces OF the Red Men and Wood
men.
DR.. A. W. Martin and John B.
Martin left this morning for st.
Amant in response to a message IN
forming them, of the serious illness
OF their father, Allen w. Martin, one
of the oldest and most prominent
ish.
Mrs. f. Rieger left Thursday morn
ing for New Orleans, where she will
purchase stock of Easter novelties
for her popular variety store. Dur
ing her stay in the Crescent City
Mrs. Rleger will be the guest OF her
| brother-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. c. Libano.
Messrs. Gottlieb Wild, Felix Acosta
and Klebert Oubre, leading butchers
q this city, went to New Orleans
Monday to purchase a supply OF cat
| tie and succeeded in obtaining forty
nine head of fine stock. There is
marked scarcity OF beef cattle in this
section, and the New orleans mar
ket is not any too we'll supplied, the
offerings being very limited and the
price almost prohibitive.
Mrs. H. Clay Braud, of Burnside,
left last Saturday for Shreveport to
join her husband, who removed to
| hat city couple of weeks ago. The
| departure of this popular and socially
prominent young couple is sincerely
regretted by their multitude OF
friends throughout the parish, who
unite in wishing them unbounded
happiness and prosperity in their new
! home.
! George Landry, the hustling young
! proprietor Of the Welcome Saloon,
has Joined the ever-growing ranks OF
automobile owners in Ascension par
ish, having purchased a Ford tour
| ing car through K. A. Aucoin, local
agent for these popular machines. Mr.
Landry has constructed neat gar
age in the rear of his saloon prem
tses to house his car, which arrived
| this week.
Vic Camel, for the past fifteen
years q member Of the staff OF
| clerks in Charles Maurin's Famous
Blue Store, rendered his resignation
OF that position and left last Sun
day for New Orleans, where he has
| entered the employ of the Nelson
Company. which operates a chain OF
more than twenty grocery stores in
that city. A number of Mr.. Ganels
friends rendered him a supper at the
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