The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-11-20

trip to Baton Rouge over Wednesday
Mr.. Frank Bacot will be with TIL,
True Democrat household for Thanks
giving.
Miss Annie Butler spent few days
In town this week with the Misses
Golsan.
Mrs. VIM. Ball is staying at Ambrosia
during Mrs. s. H. Barrow's absence in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Leona Lea of Jackson will be a
Thanksgiving guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinckney Johnson.
Mr.. Ovid Row of Wilhelm was bust
ness visitor to Baton Rouge, Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
Miss Anne Boyd of Baton Rouge Is
the guest of Misses Zellie and Margaret
Lawrason until Sunday.
Miss Sarah Butler and brother, Mr.
Richard Butler left Thursday to spend
the weekend in New Orleans.
Mrs. Bowman Matthews concluded
last Friday her pleasant little visit to
the Misses Matthews at Oakley.
Mrs. A. H. Mumford and Miss Leila
Golsan left Friday to make visit to
Mrs. Hugh Smith Of Clinton, La.
Mr. Jas P. Bowman made a business
trip to New Orleans, Tuesday after
noon, returning Wednesday night.
Miss Bessie Dunn and little sister
conclude a two weeks stay at Troy,
returning to New Orleans Sunday.
Mr.. c. l.. Munson has his car in use
again, after its having undergone ex.
tensive repairs due to an accident
some time ago.
Mrs. Pinckney Johnson entertains
the Embroidery Club of her neighbor- !
hood; Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6 |
o'clock,
Mrs. VIM. DIPPED and children re- |
turned Tuesday afternoon after spend |
ing. the weekend with Capt. DIPPED on |
the transfer, Sarah Edenborn."
Mrs. S. Nice, Lawrason and Mrs. ].
A. Ventress returned last Friday from
their visit to Mathews, La, having
shortened their visit somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. C. Howell and chill.
dren returned to Baton Rouge in their
car, Sunday, concluding a delightful
visit here, having enjoyed reunion with
close friends and relatives.
Mrs. Stirling Clack and her mother,
Mrs. E. Jemison, are both in New
Orleans with the formers younger
children, who are ill., Mr.. Clack went
down Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. L. Plettinger was taken to
The Baton Rouge Sanitarium laas Fri.
day, and underwent three operations
She is rallying fairly well. Mr.. Plet-
finger went down again Tuesday after
noon to see her.
Miss Isabelle Percy returned to
Arkansas, Thursday afternoon. Her
brother, Robert Percy, who has been
ill for two weeks, was /
AIKEN to New Orleans, Thursday, blood
poisoning, ii is feared, having set in.
Miss Sallie Beauchamp of Clinton is
he guest of the Brooks Matthews house
lold, having accompanied the younger 6
children of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. For
ester here, the family home at Clinton y
icing closed. The children have en-
cred school. Mrs. M. C. Forester, i
drs. H. H. Forester and Mrs. o. D. l.
Brooks are in Baton Rouge in close at
upon Mr.. Forester who con- T
inues desperately i'll at the Sanitarium. 6
Mrs, w. R. Daniel went to Wilson, +,
8 delegate to the district missionary
difference, Nov. Is, II. Her mother, G
frs Wadsworth, was also a delegate q
ut was unable to go. Mrs. Daniel was p
he guest Of Mrs. Fred Hattie while In a
wilson. The conference was a sue
essful one, delightful feature being G
he talks by lady, who had served N
nree years as missionary in China. h
Mr.. A. M. Harris, who has, for sew A
raj weeks past, been covering the +,
lew Orleans field with the several :
xcellent lines he carries, returned
ONE Wednesday night to remain about
wreck to oversee some repair work
one on his store building, all of which
ill be tenanted in January, the Sweet
ian grocery store now occupying a
art, and will continue to do so. Mr.
Iarris is doing very we'll in his