The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-08-08
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Miss Allie Jelks is at home on her
vacation.
E. S. Quinn spent Sunday here with
his family.
Mr. Vim. Ball left Monday for DON
aldsonville.
Mrs. R. e. Crump has had an attack
of chills and fever.
Mrs. Carrie Lobdell made a short
visit to Baton Rouge.
Mrs. M. R. Jackson has been quite
sick but is improving.
Miss Edith Yunkes has returned
from visit to Wilson.
Mr.. Quinsaw of Cottonport has been
a guest of Mrs. ]. s. Gore.
Cheston Folkes Jr. is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs L. ]. Davis.
Mrs. W. s. Maryman has a cousin
from Lake Charles visiting her.
Miss George Rettig is visiting Miss
Audrey Windham at Timberton.
Mr.. w. ]. Fort is in Centerville
Miss, for few days on business
Miss Mel Leake has concluded a
pleasant visit to Miss Mary Folkes.
Miss Fannie Ard is in the country
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Andrew Dreher.
Elrie Robinson spent the greater
part of the week on a business trip.
Mrs. E. G. Westmorland is the guest
of Mrs. ]. R. Matthews during the
week.
Miss Pearl McVea has returned for
visit to her cousin, Mrs. A. r. Kill
bourne.
Mrs. ]. L. GolsOn and Mrs. Winston
returned on Thursday night from New
Orleans.
Mrs. Sidney Barrow OF Shreveport
and her little daughter are visiting at
Wakefield.
Miss Leila Ball left Wednesday for
Port Hudson. She will be the guest of
Miss Allie Jelks.
Little Miss Ida May Binning is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Howard Raynham,
of Mansfield, La
Mrs. F. G. Hochenedel and children
leave next Wednesday for visit to
relatives in Clinton.
Mansfield papers say that Mr. Floyd
Farr. is eagerly welcomed on his visit
to his former home.
Mrs. r. Yunkes is expecting Mrs.
Gus Falconer of Baton Rouge to make
her visit this week.
Misses Dorothy and Louise Exline
have returned after week in Baton
Rouge with relatives.
Miss Goldie Holmes of McComb City,
Miss, is expected Sunday to make her
Forest relatives a visit.
Mrs. Hugh Connell is in Baton Rouge,
having been employed to correct teach
ers' examination papers.
Misses Julia and Eula Powell are ex-
peoted here soon, and will be guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Sid Powell.
Mrs. c. B. Mcguire and son, Master
c. B., leave early next week for a
visit to friends at Jeanerette.
Mr. Henry Stewart left this week for
a business trip to Alabama. He was
in town Monday on business.
Jno. NJ. Parker, Jr., left Thursday
morning for New Orleans to join his
father on a trip to Washington.
Miss Evie Turner and her little
nieces, Helen and Antoinette Campbell,
are visiting Mrs. w. r. B. Turner
Mr.. Andrew Gilmore of Crystal
Springs, Miss, has been the guest of
Mrs. s. H. Barrow, leaving Thursday.
Mr.. Hal Kilbourne's children are
here from Clinton. Miss Almena Kill
bourne went as far as Ethel to meet
them.
Miss Lucille Williams and Miss Amy
Leake return this week from taking a
nine-weeks' course at L. S. U. summer
school.
Mr.. Mckay and family have moved
to Baton Rouge as the Cumberland
Telephone Co. has assigned him to
duty there.
Mrs. Ed Robb and baby went to
Gloster, Miss, for a visit with Miss
Maude Caulfleld when she concluded
her stay here.
Miss Ollie Huie's friends will be
pleased to hear that she arrives Satur-
day to spend the weekend with Miss
Sallie Raynham.
Mrs. Aaron Schleslnger is expected
home tonight friday. She will bring
trained nurse with her to attend to
her eye, recently operated on.
Miss Bessie Fuqua Dunn and Miss
Margie Spencer Dunn of New Orleans
are eYDected Sunday In vis;t Mrs n