The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-10-23

Personal But Polite

James Stirling came home Tuesday
night
Mrs Sam Wildblood was in town last
Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Irvine went to New Orleans
Thursday.
Mrs. Louise Kilbourne is in Baton
Rouge.
j. R. Matthews made a trip to the
city, this week.
Mrs E. NJ. Levert left Sunday for a
trip to New Orleans
Miss Eudolie Matthews won two
prizes at the Clinton Fair.
Miss Smitherman and Miss Turnkey
60 to Baton Rouge on Saturday
Miss Margaret Lawrason spent Tues
day night with Mrs. G. K Shotwell.
Judge Lawrason and ]. H. Kilbourne
attended court in Clinton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee E. Hooper is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Skardon, at the Rectory.
Mrs. Noise Conrad and DR.. Leake
accompanied Mr. Whitman Wilcox to
the city.
Rev. Mr.. Skardon will deliver a
sermon at Laurel Hill next Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Lobdell of Dallas, Texas,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Kilbourne.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers and son, Wilmer,
will go to Baton Rouge, Saturday, to
attend the Fair.
Mr.. Albert Soule and daughter Miss
Anna Lee Soule, left Sunday afternoon
for New Orleans.
About twenty-five residents of Star
Hill went to the Baton Rouge Fair,
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Plettinger went
to Baton Rouge Sunday afternoon, as
did Mr. G. s. Davidson.
Postmaster Leake and little sons,
Mumford and Jim, visited the Baton
Rouge fair, Thursday.
Messrs. Levin Soule, John NJ. Parker
Jr. and Jim and Harry Daniel went to
the Fair in the Soule car.
Misses Louise and Margaret Butler
have returned from their delightful
summer stay in North Carolina.
Dr. Clark and Messrs. Carter and
Smith OF Rayne, La, were guests at
the Parker Stock Farm, Thursday.
Supt Crump made a trip to Cat
Island at the weekend, with view of
having the schoolhouse there repaired
Mr.. Albert Lee Soule of New Orleans
and West Feliciana has been honored
by election to the 33rd degree in Free
masonry.
Mrs. John Muller took her bright
babies to Baton Rouge, entering them
in the Better Babies" contest at the
Fair.
Mrs. S. T. Allan, Miss Helen Allan
and Mrs. G. K. Shotwell spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Duncan Stewart at
Laurel Hill.
Mrs. Bob Daniel and daughter, Doll
Baby, leave this afternoon to visit the
Fair. They made a trip to Baton Rouge
last Friday also.
]. r. Davidson and granddaughter,
Marion and Rosie Tempel and Eliza
beth Davidson, will spend tomorrow
in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. B. |. Barrow left for visit to
New Orleans, Thursday. Mr.. Barrow
accompanied her as far as Baton Rouge,
and visited the fair.
Little Anna Pernell Tempel of Long
view, Texas, was in Baton Rouge re-
Gently to see her grandmother, Mrs.
Kate Tempel, coming over with friends.
Mr.. Whitman Wilcox was taken to
Touro Infirmary on Monday. DR.. John
Leake, who was at his country home
for the weekend, took charge of Mr.
Wilcox on the trip.
Mrs. George Shotwell came up to
Wakefield in her car last Thursday
She and her sister, Miss Helene Allan
and brother, V. F. Allan, were in town
Monday.
Little Richard Davidsons eye is suf
tciently improved for him to be brought
home, Saturday night, After this he
will be taken to Baton Rouge for treat
ment every three days.
News from Mr.. Whitman Wilcox is
that though ne stood the trip well tc
New Orleans, he has not improved
having had another chill. The cause
of these chills has not been ascertain
ed. and X-rays will be used to locate
the trouble.
Miss Alma Fulton has with her fol
the school session, her niece, Miss
Wilma Fulton of Greensburg. Miss
Hortense Fulton, who was graduated
from the high school, last May, is TOT
young to teach, so is staying quietl!
lat home.
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