The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-10-30
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Mrs. o. D. Brooks is expected home
from Clinton early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schlesinger were in
New Orleans for several days.
Miss Barman spent Saturday in
Baton Rouge, seeing the Fair"
Miss Rubye Castleberry was here on
Sunday, leaving Monday morning.
Miss Beulah Smith left last Friday
to spend week in New Orleans.
Mr.. Frank Bacot made a flying visit
by auto to town one day this week.
j. C. Magearl went to Baton Rouge,
Friday. He will have a car shortly.
The E. l. Daniel family are enjoying
their new car since it's late arrival.
Mrs. Garnett Howell is expected to
make visit here to stay several days.
Mr.. Joe Stern spent the weekend in
Baton Rouge with his daughter, Mrs.
Jake Marks.
Mrs Jas. Kilbourne has gone to New
Orleans for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
E. S. Bates.
Miss Edith Leake went to Baton
Rouge, Friday afternoon, returning
Saturday night.
DR.. Lewis and his assistant farm
manager, Mr.. Cox, attended the Fair
at Baton Rouge.
Mervin S. Taylor went down to
Baton Rouge Sunday afternoon, return
ing Monday morning.
S. D. Hogue of Baton Rouge was here
for a day or two, this week, in the in
terests of his auto agency.
The condition of Mr.. Whitman Will
cox, under treatment at Touro, is re-
ported as somewhat improved.
Mrs. Sidney Frier and little daughter
Muriel, are expected Saturday to make
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Frier visit
We have Internationally neglected
o mention hitherto that Miss Mary
Folkes is teaching at Star HILL
DR.. A. F. Barrow and son, Frank
came up from Baton Rouge, Saturday
night, in their new Overland car.
Mrs. Percy Jofrrion of Lecompte, La.
arrived Wednesday to spend two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
Mann.
Messrs. Sam and Jim Butler lef
Friday for a business trip to New
Orleans, motoring as far as Bator
Rouge.
Mrs. Louise Kilbourne returned Mon
day after a weeks stay with her sis
tiers, the Misses Nauman of Bato1
Rouge.
Mrs. Mortimer Taylor concludes {
month as assistant postmaster. Mrs
r. M. Leake takes the place on the Is
by arrangement
Mrs. r. B. Barrow of Baton Roug'
and her youngest child are visiting
Mrs. Barrow's mother, Mrs Eudor;
Hamilton at Tanglewild.
While Mr.. Crump has been absen
in the country this week, Mrs Cruml
has been staying with Mrs. Sidne
Powell.
Mrs. Sadie Mcguire has returne
from a stay of several days in NeV
Orleans, last week, with her sister
Mrs. H. c. Leake
Mrs. ]. G. Muller and children ar
expected daily from weeks stay Il
Baton Rouge. John Jr. C"Buster') wa
awarded third prize in the Bette
Babies" contest
Mrs. C. H. Murphy has returne
from a stay of several weeks wit
Mr.. Murphy who is teaching at Bush
La. She visited the Misses Dunn O
New Orleans on her way home.
Mrs. Louise Kilbourne leaves to-nigh
friday to take a position as gov
erness, near Minden. La. She will sto
en- route to make short visits to Mr.:
w. P. Craddock of Shreveport an
Mrs. w. r. Percy of Minden.
Miss Eudolie Matthews won prize
both at the Clinton and the Bato
Rouge fairs. Her general display c
fancy work won first prize, and ais
for the best single piece of embroider
she received first prize, Mrs o. [
Brooks also won prizes.
Capt. VIM. DIPPED of the Sarah Eder
born was in town Thursday, assistin
Mrs. DIPPED to get their dwelling i
readiness for occupancy. The latte
and the two children will come dow
Ito stay" next week, being located /
the Quinn house.
Mrs. R. Bowman Matthews of Wasf
ington, D. c., and her daughter, Mis-
Rosale Matthews, are expected mex
week to visit Misses Lucy and Id
Matthews of Oakley. Mrs Matthew
will remain a week, but Miss Matthew
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