The true Democrat., 1914-01-31
PERSONAL BUT POLITE
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Mr. John Bell spent Sunday in Baton
Rouge
Ruffin Stirling spent Sunday at Pc
can Grove.
Cecil Raynham spent Sunday in
Baton Rouge.
c. T. Tooraen Jr. spent Sunday in
Baton Rouge.
Willie Ball Jr. has returned from
New Orleans.
Miss Mamie GoIsan spent the week.
end at Myrtles.
Frank Barrow spent the weekend
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs John F. Irvine Sr. was in New
Orleans last week.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers went to the cap
ital for short stay.
Mrs. Gates is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Gordon Davidson.
Cadet Sam Williams made a visit
home during the week.
Mr.. Morris Wolf has been here this
week, arriving Tuesday.
Joe and Edward Newsham are at
home from New Orleans.
Miss Jessie Ball spent the weekend
with Miss Mary Tooraen.
W. Fl. Richardson has been having
low fevers since last week.
Mrs. bennett and son, Kilbourne,
spent Sunday in Welsh, La.
Supt. H. J. Smith was in Baton
Rouge, Tuesday on business.
E. G. Westmorland went to New
Orleans, Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Noteworthy re.
turned Sunday from their wedding
journey
Mr.. Wesley Profit came up Sunday
to visit his wife, who is staying at
Solitude
c. NJ Downs and Elrie Robinson
made a business visit to Jackson, on
Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Ard will come over
from Silliman to spend the weekend
at home.
Mrs. A. Bondy of New Roads is ex-
pected Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs
Willie Howell.
Misses Anna May Connell and Ros-
allie Richardson spent Saturday night
in Baton Rouge
Mrs. w. D. Patterson has returned
to New Orleans, concluding a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Wills.
Miss Maude Caulfield, who is teach
ing at Marksville, La, will spend the
weekend with Mrs. Ed Robb.
Miss Margie Duty chaperoned the
school children who went to Jackson
for the game Friday afternoon.
Lieut. George Lawrason, stationed
in Texas, is at home on short visit.
Incidentally he is enjoying a hunt
Mrs. John F. Irvine and little daugh.
ters were the guests of Mrs. T. Jones
Cross of Baton Rouge for a short stay.
Mr.. A. Schlesinger was detained by
business, and did not get off to st.
Louis as he expected. He leaves soon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Mckay, Messrs.
F. e. Farr and Henry Brandon were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Daniel.
Mrs. F. G. Hochenedel and children
left Wednesday for their new home in
Baton Rouge. Every one regrets their
leaving.
Miss Josie Binning accompanied her
two nephews, the little sons of Frank
Binning, to their home in Baton Rouge,
last week
Miss Augusta Weydert returned Sun
day night from a stay of three weeks
in New Orleans with her half-sister,
whose baby has been very i'll of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Edmond DeLoAg of Lexington,
KY, and Mrs. Dudley Bowman and
Miss Catherine Bowman of Kansas
City, No. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Bowman at Alton.
Miss Agnes Dupuy returned to her
home in Plaquemine, last week, after
visit to her brother, ]. l.. Dupuy and
family. She was accompanied to Pla-
quemine by Miss Susie Thoms.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Howell took their
little daughter, Virginia, to New Or
leans to have her hand treated, which
was badly cut on a tin box. The child
did not have measles, as was reported
to us, last week.
The Westmorland family leave next
week to reside in New Orleans, as
stated last week. Little Eleanor West
morland has remembered her school
friends with dainty souvenirs. All
three of the children are bright and
loyaDle, and will he remembered af-