The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-10-03
Personal But Polite
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Mr.. Thos. Robertson was here OF
Sunday.
Mr.. Noise Conrad is visiting a
Wakefield.
Ben Falconer was here to visi
friends On Sunday
Miss Leonora Mahoney went home
for the weekend.
Mrs. John Brandon is visiting Mrs
Mentor Barrow.
Mrs. ]. L. Golsan was in Baton Rouge
for an afternoon recently.
Perkins Ball is over the river work
ing for Mr.. Ed Morrison.
Robert Beale of Baton Rouge was
here for the weekend.
Mis- Amelia Barrow has gone tt
Baton Rouge to spend awhile.
Miss Margaret Stirling is now teach
ing at Wilesville, near Vidalia, La.
Mr.. Trowbridge of Marion, Ala, has
been at Alton for the past two weeks
Little Gladys Daniel was the guest
of Mrs. Storm several days this week
Miss Lizzie Douglas is expected to
return from SeWanee, Tenn, on the
18th.
Capt. J. B. Brooks went to Pointe
Coupee last Friday to make his father
short visit.
Mr.. Max Dampf and family were
here for the Temple services on Wed.
nesday.
Mr. Laurence Case of Paducah, KY,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Thoms at the weekend.
Capt. ]. B. Brooks is quite sick, and
left Friday morning for New Orleans
to get medical advice
Little Marion Halle has returned
from New Orleans and is with her
aunt, Mrs. w. C. Howell.
Mrs. Clarence Dorsey leaves next
week for Willisville, ILL.,, concluding a
stay of some weeks here.
Mrs. 0. Lejeune is in Baton Rouge
to visit her sister, Mrs. Garrett Howell.
Mr.. Lejeune accompanied her down
for an afternoon
Miss Hannah Town was confined to
her bed few days last week, deferring
her and Miss Mary's trip to Lafayette
until later date
Howard Spillman Jr. has returned
home, after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis. He was in New Or
leans several weeks.
Mr.. Henry Stewart was a guest of
his relatives at The Cedars, Sunday,
driving into town twice with them,
trying his hand" on their car.
Mrs, A. Schlesinger is expecting to
go to New Orleans, as her oculist is
again in the city. She has been de-
tanned by her daughter Miss Helen,
not being SO we'll
Misses Louise and Mittie Butler are
expected home next week from a de-
lightful stay of some length in States
vile, N. c., with their sister, Mrs.
George Edward French.
Mr.. H. T. Pye and family leave in
the course of day or two for Cou-
shatta, La. Their departure is predi-
Gated on the arrival of the car for the
transportation of their furniture.
DR.. A. F. Barrow is expected home
daily from a stay of nearly three weeks
In the North and East. After attending
the sessions Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Atlantic City,
New Jersey, in his capacity as one of
the grand representatives from Louisi.
ana, he has visited New York and
other large cities.
Mr.. Emanuel Wolf returned from
New Orleans, Thursday, having spent
the first half of the week with his
family. He saw, while there, his
brother, Mr. Morris Wolf, and Mr.. and
Mrs. David March, who have recently
arrived from Europe. Mrs. Morris
Wolf reaches New Orleans, Monday
next, having stopped over in New York.
The party give the most narrowing
account of what they witnessed in
Germany. Mr.. Morris Wolf will prob.
ably be here next week.