The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-08-29
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Mrs. Belle Winston left on Sunday
for New Orleans.
Mr.. Eugene Barrow was a weekend
guest at Resale.
Mrs. Aaron Schlesinger has been
very sick this week.
Miss Sarah Stern came home Tues
day from Baton Rouge.
William Halle of New Roads is stay
ing at w. C. Howell's.
Miss Marguerite Ellis is spending a
week at The Cottage.
Mrs. E. S. Bates and children leave
for New Orleans, Sunday.
Mrs. A. D. Thoms returned from
Baton Rouge Sunday night.
Mrs. Sam Clemens is visiting in the
Freeland neighborhood.
Miss Mamie Cutrer is spending few
days in town with relatives.
Mrs. and Miss Duty and Harry and
Reggie Duty are at home again.
Mrs. w. C. Howell has concluded a
visit to relatives in New Roads
Mr.. Dave Michel of Mobile has join
ed Mrs. Michel here for visit.
Mrs. Sarah Allan was guest at
Armstead Kilbourne's this week.
r. H. Stirling passed through town,
Thursday, en- route to Vicksburg.
Mr.. Robert Beale has concluded a
visit of some weeks to friends here.
Harry Converse of Baton Rouge was
the guest of friends here this week.
Cecil Raynham came up from Baton
Rouge for Mrs. Raynham's funeral.
Miss Margaret Stirling is visiting
the Misses Lemon of Baton Rouge.
Miss Ladye Quinn and her aunt, Mrs.
France, spent Monday in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. G. G. Howell of Baton Rouge
was here for a short stay, this week.
Mrs. Max Mann and Miss Vivyan
Mann have returned from Alexandria.
Mr.. G. C. Howell of Baton Rouge
was up here for short stay this week.
Misses Ella Lee Daniel and May
Young were in New Orleans recently
Gus Falconer joined Mrs. Falconer
and children here for few days this
week.
Mrs. Maddox of New Orleans spent
few days with her aunt, Mrs Lawson,
last week.
Miss Agnes O'Niell returned to
Franklin, after visiting friends at
Solitude.
Miss Belle Barrow was guest of
relatives at the capital for few days
this week,
Miss Maud ColIinsworth concluded a
short visit to Mrs. w S. Bliss last
Thursday.
Mercer Barrow came up from Baton
Rouge, Wednesday night, returning
Thursday,
Miss Josie Thoms leaves Sunday to
visit Miss Elsie Cunning of McNair,
Miss.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow Is planning to
spend several days in the city at the
weekend.
lowering Lawrason and guest, K.
Dean, have returned from Mathews,
Louisiana.
Mrs. Howard Forester arrived the
latter part of last week to make the
home folks a visit.
DR.. q. M. Levert was called to New
Orleans, Monday, by the serious i'll
ness of his brother.
Mrs. Charlie Tempel, Mrs. Wallet
and children of Baton Rouge are visit
ing relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. |. U. Ball have return.
ed from a weeks stay with relatives
in Port Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stern returned
to their home in New Orleans after a
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. Effie Richardson is enjoying a
vacation of two weeks from her duties
at the Asylum in Jackson.
Misses Eleanor Barrow and Me-
Leake, and James l.. Stirling were
guests at Forest, Saturday
Miss Amy Leake was the guest Of
Miss Martha Fort at her country home
Catalpa, for the weekend
Rev. R. V. Fulton of Greensburg is
helping his brother, Rev. ]. B. Fulton
with a meeting at New Hope.
Mr.. Joseph Gottlieb of Baton Rouge
was guest at the home of Mr.an(
Mrs. Joseph Stern, this week.
Mrs. Thomas Butler and Mr.. jim
Butler were expected home last nigh
from a short stay at Pass Christian
Misses Mary Folkes and Mel Leakt
left Tuesday afternoon to spend severa
days with Miss Kitty Percy a
Weyanoke.
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