The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-05-30
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Mrs. Bennett l. Barrow was in town,
last Friday.
Mr.. Farr concludes his visit to his
son, F. E. Farr.
w. J. Fort, Jr, attended the Sill
man commencement.
Edward Newsham is here on visit.
He likes the old home best
Miss Effie Bickham is at home from
school fulifedged graduate
NJ. S. Taylor made a business trip
in the vicinity of New Orleans.
Mr.. Jos. E. Gottlieb of Baton Rouge
was here, Monday on business.
Miss Hattie Cutrer has arrived home,
after teaching at Stonewall, La
Miss Gladys Wilcox leaves Monday
to visit her aunt, Mrs L. ]. Davis.
Wade holland has been a guest at
w. H. Richardson's since last week.
Miss Mary Folkes returned Wednes-
day from successful year at Silliman.
Mrs. R. ]. Thoms is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Smith, of
Clinton.
Miss Sarah Butler and cousin, w. J.
Fort Jr, spent Saturday in Baton
Rouge.
Miss Corinne Morrison has been the
guest of Mrs. Willie Howell since last
Friday.
Miss Leila Ball returns from teach
ing at Cat Island. She will go to
Tulane summer school.
William Fauver, the young teacher
at Wilhelm, spent the weekend in
town, guest Of Supt. Smith.
Mrs. Arthur Coco and children are
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Leet of Bayou Sara.
Mr.. D. |. Norwood came up, Satur-
day night, and his family returned
home with him the following day.
Mrs. E. S. Muse and little daughter,
Ethel, went to Baton Rouge Sunday,
for short stay. Mrs. E. T. Muse re-
turned with them.
Mr.. Harry Butler returned to Mobile,
Sunday, after a vacation week from
business with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. Thos. Butler.
Miss Bernice Williams of New Or.
leans has been the guest of Miss
Beulah Holmes, this week, arriving
last Friday night.
John M. Parker Jr. goes to New
Orleans to-day to spend several days
with his parents, and to see his broth
er returning from college.
Miss Anna May Cornell leaves to-
day for La Place to join her sister,
Miss Amanda, going on to New Or
leans for the latter's wedding.
Mrs. Eudora Hamilton was in town
for the seniors play, last Friday even
ing, at which her daughter, Miss Mary,
played the part of old maid.
Miss Martha Fort returned Wednes.
day from attending school at Silliman
Institute, completing her junior year
and being placed on the honor roll.
Jim Stirling left for Vicksburg to
substitute in railway Office work for
his brother RufFin, who is in Baton
Rouge under treatment for carbuncles
on his neck.
1t is regretted that Miss Margie
Duty will not teach here next term.
She has received a flattering offer from
Lafayette Industrial Institute, which
she will probably accept.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent
Sunday in Donaldsonville, where he
assisted in instituting a council Of Po-
cahontas, the female branch of the
Improved Order of Red Men.
Misses Cleo Vaughan and EdWina
Raynham were expected home, and
probably arrived, from the State Nor
NAL, Friday morning. The latter, as
has been noted already, was graduated
at commencement
Mr.. Robert Butler, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Hattie Butler, and
nephew, Laurie Butler, go to New Or.
leans, Monday, to be present at the
graduation of Miss Marguerite Ellis
from Sophie Newcomb High School.
Mr.. Peter Trocchiano and family left
Wednesday morning for their project
ed summer in Italy. He asks us to
say goodbye to all friends, especially
those in the country, whom he did not
see before leaving. He expects to re-
turn in the fall. He is a good citizen
and will be very welcome.
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