The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1914-10-03

Mrs. Alex Bloomenstiel and he
lovely little daughter. Lille, spen
Iom Kippur with relatives in Bato1
Rouge.
Robert l1arp left Tuesday morning
for New Orleans where he has takel
I'D a course in electrical engineering
at~Tulane University.
r. l.. Trepagnier, che progressiv;
Mississippi street jeweler, was OF
the sick list for several days this
week, but is back at his post today.
s postcard from Meyer Meter, Of
New Orleans, instructs us to change
the address of his Chief to S07
Broadway street, where he will have
his residence hereafter.
Most everybody IN south Louisiana
is coming to the big fair next week.
Join the crowd and have the pleasure
of meeting friends and acquaintance
whom perhaps you have not seen@in
years.
joseph F. A. Matherne, Jr., spent
Tuesday here with his parents, and
left Wednesday for Adds to resume
his work as news agent On T. L +.
trains running between that point
and Ferriday.
Season tickets for the South Lou
isiana Fair emitting the holder to
pass at will through the gates at any
time during the four days, are noW
ready and on sale at fair headquar-
tiers. Price, $1.75.
A regular quarterly meeting of the
board of commissioners Of the La
fourche basin levee district will be
held at the rooms of the organiza-
ton in this city next Thursday fore
noon, the Sth inst.
Albert Grace, one Of Plaquemine's
leading young attorneys and most
prominent citizens, paid Donaldson
Vile a business visit Tuesday and
while here dropped in to exchange
greetings with his friends in this Of
flee.
The Leopards and Athletics OF
Dona1dsonville will hook up with the
Smoke Bend youngsters in a double
header on S. J. C. l. campus tomor-
row afternoon, starting at 100
O'Clock The price of admission for
both games will be 10 cents.
j. c. Dabadie, who has been laid
up for the past several weeks with
an affection of the foot, was able to
get about again for short while yes
terday, and his scores Of friends
hope to see him navigating around
as usual in the next few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lemann. of
Donaldsonville, were visitors here
Friday morning.
e. H. Landry and family, Of Ascen-
sion. We're here Friday to attend the
funeral of Leo Cancienne.
ton Pioneer, Sept. e.
The tabled stork visited the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Harp last
sunday night and presented that pop
ular young couple with another sweet
little daughter, the second who has
come to bless their happy union.
congratulations upon the suspicious
event are being extended the proud
parents by their many friends.
ne many friends here of Mrs. w.
y. Felker, of st. James. nee Lucy
@oonnely OF Houma, will be interested
% learn that she is the proud mother
OF an ll-pound boy, who arrived at
.he f'elker home last Sunday. This
IS the first child that has been born
W thls devoted young couple, and
eongfatulatlons upon the happy event
are being showered upon them by
.heir wide circle of friends.
Z. q. Blouin, of DutchteWn, came to
.oWn tuesday to attend~the meeting
VI che Democratic parish executive
eommlttee, and during his stay here
pasd The Chief call that was great |
~ appreciated. Mr.. Blouin is one
" THIS papers warmest friends, hav-
ing been subscriber since the first /
5issue IN 1871, and it always gives us
measure !, to meet him and bask in the
,isht Of his genial presence. May
Ais shadow never grow less.
SAuolphe Meter returned Tuesday
IRON New York city, where he pur-
snased fine line of fall and winter
s sooas Tor his up-to-date store. Mr..
.se'eer did not let the present de-
.aAesseu business conditions discour-
a as1, MN from laying in full stock of
aa sh-srade merchandise of all kinds,
~, ~ patrons of his popular establish
4 wall find the usual assortment
fba; uepehdable goods displayed for
not. consideration throughout the
4aiils autumn and winter seasons.
f-;a s viii be of interest to the many
T aa. mere of DR.. Allen Lawrence
4 formerly of this city, and now
ras enarge of the hospital at sewanee
riad lad, 20 learn that he will be mar
M On Wednesday, Oct 81 to Miss
ana auehna Coates, daughter of Mr..
BoI,nsn fs. Alfred James Coates. of
perfasa,, Tenn. The ceremony viii be
lt,tofned at st. James church in the
nine Town, at 6 o'clock in the eve
Of FL. ne Chief joins DR.. Lear's host
a.. isHaS IN this h;s bon,oe %,,,-. :, !