The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-05-01

Personal But Polite
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Miss Sadie Clack has been staying
at w. H. Richardson's this week.
Capt ]. B. Brooks made business
trip to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Jas. L. Frier left this week to
fill position in Houston, Texas.
]. C. Magearl went to Baton Rouge
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Castleberry spent Friday at the
Rally.
Miss Zellie Lawrason has been quite
sick this week.
Judge Golsan spent Thursday after
noon at the capital.
Mr.. C. w. Simmons is quite Ill at his
home near Star Hill.
Mr.. o. Lejeune has been in New
Orleans this week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Budd Of Opelousas
are guests of her sister, Mrs. Bob
Daniel.
Mr.. Leslie Lane of Baton Rouge will
be the guest of Mrs. J. S. Gore and
family on Sunday.
Mr. w. S. Bliss and Ewell Mahoney
are guests of Mr.. Bacots parents for
the Rally at Baton Rouge.
Miss Mamie Golsan and nephews,
the little Winston boys, spent Thurs
day afternoon in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Faithorn and daughter, Miss
Edith, will spend the weekend at the
farm with her son, D. B. Faithorn.
Mrs. John Muller is expected back
this week from a months stay in Texas
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sidney Powell expects to go to
New Orleans next week to have her
eyes treated.
Mrs. Carruth of Wilson has been the
guest of her brother, DR.. Jas. KilbOurne,
for the past week. He drove over for
her. Mrs. Kilbourne is expected home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Priest of New
Orleans and their little daughter are
expected next week to visit Mrs
Priests mother, Mrs. ]. S. Gore.
Miss Amelia Barrow returned Satur-
day night. Little Ingram Norwood, son
OF D. l. Norwood, came up with her
for a visit.
Misses Robbie Quinn, Emma Bras
seaux, Lucille Magearl, Vivian Tempel
are with Mrs. ]. L. Wallet Of Baton
Rouge for the Rally.
While in town, Saturday, the dele
cation from Jackson, Dr. Lea, Messrs
W. s. Yost and ]. A. Rodick were ap
preciated callers at The True Demo
Graf office.
Miss Helen Schlesinger is disappoint
ed thus far in making her San Fran
cisco trip. Her friends are sympa
thetic, as the trip meant much to this
bright and scholarly girl.
Mrs. C. H. Converse and children
Miss Ellie and Willie, arrived Sunday
from Elba, La, and are domiciled fol
the summer in the cottage at Miss
Raynham's.
Mr.. J. c. Ball has returned from
spending a while at Wilhelm with hi
daughter. Mrs. C. H. Murphy, while
Mr. Murphy attended the teachers con
vention.
Little Lacey Percy, who has beer
spending some time in Texas with hi
maternal grandmother, Is expected Il
return with Mrs. Muller and children
Sunday.
Miss Helene Stirling was the CUES
OF Miss Edith Leake, Tuesday night
The latter left Friday morning for tn
State Rally at Baton Rouge. She vii
be the guest of Mrs. B. E. Eskridge.
Mrs. r. E. Crump lost two days fror
her classes, this week, on account G
illness. Miss Lintot Williams subst
tuted for her. Miss Ladye Quinn, al
other teacher, was i'll for day O
two last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Tack Q
Tulsa, Okla, we're guests Of her grant
mother, Mrs. T. H. Ellis, for two day
at mid-week They have been spent
ing two weeks in New Orleans wit
Mrs. Tack's parents, Mr. and Mr.
Hunter C. Leake.
Mr.. Frank Bacot, instructor, and tn
athletic team left Thursday afternoo
for the High School Rally. Mis-
Smitherman will look after the girl
going down, most of whom will sta
at the Capitol House. Miss Gauch
joined the delegation on Friday, sha
ing Miss Smitherman's duties.