The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-06

Personal But Polite


Mr.. and Mrs. Feltus Ard will move
next week to Wilson.
Mr.. Morris Wolf left Saturday after
spending week here.
Mr. George Brandon of New Orleans
spent Tuesday here.
John M. Parker Jr. is spending few
days in New Orleans.
MIR. J. Aschaffenburg is now rooming
at Mrs. Ben Leopold's.
Miss Ladye Quinn spent Saturday
afternoon in Baton Rouge.
DR.. A. F. Barrow was in New Orleans
for several days this week.
Judge Chas. Kilbourne of Clinton at
tended court here this week.
w. H. Richardson was in Baton
Rouge Saturday on business.T
Mrs. j. R. Matthews spent Saturday
at Forest, guest of Mrs. Jas. G. Perkins.
Mr.. Richard Thomas of Baton Rouge
was the guest of Mrs. w. D. Wills, this
week.
District Manager A. M. Fishburn of
the Cumberland T. & T. Co., was here
Tuesday
Attorney George Kearney of New
Roads was here on legal business
Tuesday.
Capt. o. B. Steele and COL T. Jones
Cross were here from Baton Rouge,
Saturday.
Capt. Row, Messrs. Ed Davis and
Jas. McWaters, Of Angola, attended
court this week.
State Bank Examiner W. L. Young
was here Monday and appeared before
the grand jury.
Mr.. George Newman attended the
Grand Lodge F. & A. M. which met in
New Orleans this week.
MI. Bertram Babers came up Satur-
day night to spend Sunday at Rose
mound with his family.
Miss Alice Mahoney has not return
ed to duty at the Baton Rouge Santa
rum yet, but will leave shortly.
Mr.. Sam Rosenthal spent several
days in New Orleans helping with
sale at the city store of M. Burgas.
Cadets Porter and Barnett came up
with Mrs. Edna Mahoney's body, the
former being grateful patient of hers.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Hobgood of
Welsh visited relatives in West Fe-
liciana and Pointe Coupee parishes
this week.
Very depressing news comes of the
condition of Mrs. l. Lehman, sister
of Mrs. Levy and the Messrs. Mann of
this place.
Mr.. Willie Wills returned Saturday
night from Opelousas He does not
find the place any more "alive" than
here.
During quarterly conference, this
weekend, Rev. and Mrs Bowman will
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Roberts
at the parsonage.
Mr.. r. Swart of Baton Rouge is here
doing some surveying on Magnolia
plantation, recently purchased by Mr..
Mackie of New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodland, who resided
here for while are expected to-
morrow. He will take Mr.. Hodges
place as lumber inspector.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent Friday
night and Saturday in Baton Rouge,
partly on business and in order to see
RIP Van Wrinkle" played.
Mr.. Ernest Newman spent several
days in New Orleans at the weekend,
stopping at Baton Rouge on his return,
Saturday evening, to visit friends.
Mr. Hugh Cornell, night operator at
the telephone, saw signs Of the fire at
Jackson, in the early hours of Sunday
morning, having been notified by phone
of the occurrence.
Mr.. Hodge and family have left to
the regret of the friends made while
here. Mr., Hodge has business in Mem
phis, while Mrs. Hodge and little
daughter are visiting her sister at
Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. Mortimer Taylor has gone to
Elba, La, to visit her mother, Mrs.
C. H. Converse. Mr.. Taylor has re-
turned to his business duties at Baton
Rouge. Mrs. Converse spent last Sat
urday in Baton Rouge, shopping.
DR.. j. M. Daniel is in New Orleans
with Mrs. Daniel who is very i'll at
Touro, not being yet considered out of
danger. Their little daughter was born
Monday, and is doing we'll The latest
news is that Mrs. Daniel is better.
Misses Sallie and Ella Daniel, Mr..
Billy Daniel and Ewell and Willis
Mahoney went to Baton Rouge, Friday
afternoon. Other members of the family
went at different times during the week
to be with Mrs Mahoney in her last