The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-09-18


The f. Wolf family will return to
New Orleans about October /.
Mrs. Kate Tempel of Baton Rouge
Was here for part of last week.
Supt. R. E. Crump is looking after
school business in the 5th ward
Mrs. T. J. Mahoney returned from
Natchitoches, Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Rogers left Fri
day morning for their trip to California.
Mr. Harry Curtis of New Orleans
concluded Tuesday his visit to George
Soule.
Mr.. Walter Godchaux of Elm Grove,
La, is business visitor at Parker
Stock Farm.
Mrs. Effie Richardson is at home on
vacation from the East Louisiana
Hospital.
Mrs. T. j. Mahoney and children are
returning Saturday to their home at
Deerford
Miss Magnolia Thorn has accepted
position as teacher of commerce at
DeQuincy, La.
Miss Amelia Barrow leaves this (Fri-
day. afternoon for visit of some
days in Baton Rouge.
c. J. Dorsey left Tuesday for Doliva,
Penn, where he has a position. Mrs.
Dorsey joins him shortly.
Judge Golsan is at home for the
weekend, but returns to Clinton, Mon
day, continuing District Court.
Clyde Magearl returns Sunday to
Ruston Industrial Institute, where he
had successful session in 1914-15.
Messrs. ]. B. and Edward Murphy
are enjoying visit from their sister,
Miss Josie Murphy of New Orleans.
Miss M. j. Cooper and cousin, Mr..
H. L. Cooper, Of Vicksburg, Miss, were
recent guests of Miss Margaret Thorn.
Mr.. Jas Tircuit went to Morganza,
meeting his sister, Mrs. E. T. Muse
there, to look after their mutual bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs Shelby Reid and little
son spent several days last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. L. ]. Davis and
family of Wakefield.
lowering LaWrason left Saturday re-
turning to the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Boston, where he en-
tiers the senior class.
Mr. Cheston Folkes and M. s. Tay-
lor were in New Orleans at last week
end attending conference of DR.. c.
Persons political friends.
Mrs. o. Lejeune and daughter, Sun
shine, returned from Baton Rouge,
Monday night, Mrs. Howell having
reached home from Kentucky.
Mr. Woodie Perkins spent the week
end at Forest Master Clayton Perkins
accompanied him home to spend sew
eral days with his grandparents.
Feltus Leake, an unusually bright
and manly boy, has passed his exami-
nation into the 18th grade, having
studied all summer with Mr.. Bliss.
Mrs. w. NJ. Halle and party left i'm
mediately after the dance for their
home in New Roads. Miss Myrtle
Halle goes to the State Normal Monday
Willie Stirling Jr. left Wednesday
for Helena, Ark, to attend school and
reside with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stir
ling. Ruffin Stirling is also living there.
Mr.. Graham Tempel of Gloster, Miss,
is in charge of the Y. & M. V. station
during the absence of Mr.. l.. w. Rogers. |
His many friends are pleased to have
him here
Mrs. Gordon Barrow and little Vir-
ginia, after concluding her visit here,
spent several days in Baton Rouge be-
fore going on to her home at Milling
ton Tenn, Friday.
A belated, but no less interesting
item is that Miss Thelma Graves has
gone to Oklahoma to her aunt, Mrs.
Harbour. She will take up special
course in domestic science.
Wilmer Rogers is spending few
days with his aunt, Mrs. Landry at
Brooks, La. He and his little sister
will be in charge of Mrs. J. G. Tempel
in the absence of their parents.
Elrie Robinson is expected home to-
morrow from Chicago, having had
delightful and satisfactory experience
with the Red Men assembled in the
Great Council of the United States.
Mrs. Lucy Powell Tenney and Miss
Adelaide Tenney. en- route from visit
to relatives at Pinckneyville, will stop
here, tomorrow, and be with Dr. and |
Mrs Sidney Powell till Sunday after
noon.
Miss Emma Thoms Of New Orleans,
well-known for her efficiency as train
ed nurse, has been here with her Sis
ter, Mrs. ]. L. Dupuy and the new
baby. Miss Thoms is incidentally en-