The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-08-01
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Pecan Grove.
Miss Ella O'Niell concludes her visit
here on Tuesday next.
Misses Hilda and Lois Simmons
have young lady guest
Mrs. John Leake went to New Or
leans at the weekend.
Mr.. Claude Daniel has returned home
for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. John l. Daniel attended the Bap-
fist Association at Slaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Storm attended SER
vice at CLANCY Creek Thursday.
Mr.. Alb Munson was the guest of Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. Munson, last week.
Miss Leila Ball returns Sunday from
attending Tulane Summer Normal.
Miss Pearl Harvey was in town to
take the examination for teachers.
Miss Maude Caulfield of Gloster,
Miss, is the guest of Mrs. Ed Robb.
Miss May Young Of Alexandria is
the guest of Miss Ella Lee Daniel
Miss Ellie Converse returns to the
Marymans' after fortnight in town.
Mr.. Scott of Baton Rouge was the
guest of Mrs. J. S. Gore for several
days.
Mr. Howard FORESTER spent very
pleasant week at the home of John /.
Daniel.
Miss Pearl McVea concluded last
Thursday her visit to Miss Martha
Fort.
Rev. Mr.. Carruth of Jackson is the
guest of Mr.. Monroe Pigott during the
revival.
Miss Theresa Mann has returned
from delightful stay with friends at
Crosse Tete
Mrs. ]. L. Golsan went to New Or
leans, Wednesday, accompanying her
daughter, Miss Alice.
Miss Sallie Daniel was expected
home from Bogalusa, Tuesday, and
probably came.
Mrs. Belle Winston has left to at
tend case, but expects to return in
the course of the summer.
Mrs. E. s. Quinn is looking forward
to visit from two of her sisters in
the course of the month
Misses Marian and Margaret Bliss
enjoyed few days with Misses Mona
Mae and Lottie Daniel
Mrs. Laura holland of Baton Rouge
has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Richardson during the week.
Misses Louise and Mittie Butler left
Thursday to visit their sister, Mrs.
George Edward French of Statesville,
N C.
Mrs. Robt. Wells and children and
Miss Mary Wells of Wilhelm have re.
turned from pleasant trip to Alex,
andria.
Mr.. Archie Walton was called to
Morganza by the tidings that his
mother, Mrs. Redmon Wells, was
dying.
Rev. J. B. Fulton is expected home
from Mt. Hermon, La, where he has
been assisting Rev. Fl, C. Murphy in
a meeting
Mrs. |. U. Ball, while making fig
preserves, scalded all the top of her
foot, by turning over kettle. She
suffers greatly.
Perkins and Ben Ball are planning
to go to Ruston Industrial School this
fall, where they will take up scientific
agriculture and dairying.
Miss Eleanor Barrow is visiting Miss
Eunlce Williams of Morgan City. Her
father, DR.. A. F. Barrow, accompanied
her as far as New Orleans.
Elrie Robinson and his guests, the
Messrs. Bolton, were entertained de-
lightfully at Woodlawn by Mrs. Bur
russ McGehee on Tuesday.
Mr.. c. H. Murphy has been appoint
ed to teach at Wilhelm the coming
year, but will spend his week.ends at
his home, Troy plantation.
Miss Alice Golsan has concluded her
vacation visit to her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Golsan. She is delighted
with becoming a trained nurse.
Mr. Ralph Barlow of Baton Rouge,
assistant editor of The Southern
Farmer, was guest of The True
Democrat household on Tuesday.
Mr. j. S. McGehee left Sunday for
st. Louis, to be absent until the middle
of August, as he will go over to
Asheville, N. c., to see Mrs. McGehee
before he returns.
Mr., Max Dampf of Laurel Hill has
reached home after pleasant trip to
Germany. He says that he did not see
Mr.. Morris Burgas while there but
talked with him over the telephone.
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