The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-02-21
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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ing the week.
Mrs. l.. w. Rogers spent saturda!
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Stirling Clack is the guest O
Mrs. Fred Wilcox.
Joe Newsham spent Tuesday even
ing in Baton Rouge.
Elrie Robinson spent Friday in New
Orleans on business.
Miss Beulah Holmes visited friends
in Zachary, Saturday.
Mr.. John F. Irvine returned from
Texas, Tuesday night.
D. B. Faithorn has gone to New
Orleans for the carnival.
Wade holland is spending the week.
end at w. H. Richardson's.
Miss Inez Petit was the weekend
guest of Miss Maggie Gore.
Harry Converse of Baton Rouge was
at G, c. Howells on Sunday.
Miss Irene Dixon left Friday to stay
with friends in the city for carnival.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Muller has been quite sick with fever.
Mrs. Cheston Folkes has been on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Shelby Reid
of Amite
John T, Barrow Of New Orleans is
on visit here. He is much improved
in health.
Miss Belle Lobdell has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Armstead
Kilbourne.
Mrs. l.. ]. Davis was in town early
this week, having recovered from
recent illness.
Mrs. J. E. Robb was the guest of
Miss Maude Caulfeld of Woodville at
the weekend.
Mr.. Joe Scott of Memphis, Tenn, is
expected here Saturday night to re-
main until Monday.
Miss Sadie Clack is spending the
weekend at home, with Miss Mel
Leake as her guest.
Rev A. w. Skardon Joined Mrs.
Skardon and son in New Orleans for
part Of the week.
]. H. Percy has been here for several
days on account of the illness of his
brother, r. r. Percy.
D. |. Norwood came up from Baton
Rouge for the Pythian jubilee, Thurs
day night. Also E. A. Laboye.
\ Misses Bertha Floyd and Annie
Winds have returned to Baton Rouge,
after visit to Miss Irene Wills.
Miss Irene Wills and brother, Mr..
Bert Wills, leave Sunday to spend car
niyal with relatives in New Orleans.
F. G. Hochenedel made his usual |
weekly business visit here, Monday. |
He says that his firm gets good trade
here
Mrs. W. H. Richardson is suffering
terribly from infammatory rheuma-
tism, a fact which her friends much |
regret.
Miss Lille Tooraen went to Baton |
Rouge for the Firemen's parade. Miss
Mary Tooraen leaves Sunday for New
Orleans.
Miss Susie Thoms has gone to New
Orleans for the carnival, stopping at
Baton Rouge to see the sights of Fire
nen's Day.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers made short trip |
to Baton Rouge last week to meet her
young cousin, Franklin Weber, but |
he missed his train.
Mrs. Mary PEBBLES of Laurel Hill |
has been staying at Mrs. o, Leonard's,
this week, and expects to go to New
Orleans on Tuesday.
G. l.. Piettinger went to Baton Rouge
Friday to attend meeting of cauli-
flower growers. He derived pleasure
and profit from the trip
Misses May Belle Yunkes, Josie
Thoms and Lucille Magearl, also
Clyde Magearl and Dewey Newsham
went to Baton Rouge for the parade.
Miss Nola Damonte concluded her
visit to Miss Irene Wills Saturday,
leaving for Centerville, where she will
visit before returning to New Orleans.
Mr.. Thos. Town arrived at the week
end from Washington City, on account
of the illness of his sister, Miss Han.
nah Town. The latter is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Contois of New
Iberia and Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Lar.
pentuer of Ponchatoula are staying at
Mrs. ]. S. Cores. They will be here
for month or two.
Mrs. J. L. Golsan gave up her trip
to New Orleans as her little grandson,
Blackwell Winston, developed chicken
pox. Miss Florence Golsan expected
to leave Friday afternoon.
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