The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-10-16
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eHa III JACKSON.
John NJ. Parker Jr went to the Gin
ton Fair, as did NJ. s. Taylor.
Judge s. Nice Lawrason went tt
New Orleans, Tuesday.
Mr.. Richard Butler is expected home
on visit at the end of the month. >
Mr.. Divide Lejeune has been in New
Orleans for a great part of the week.
]. w. Mcqueen went to Reserve this
week on business.
DR.. and Mrs. Barrow were in Baton
Rouge, Tuesday afternoon, to select
a car.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Irvine and chill.
dren were in Baton Rouge, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Dupre Smith Of Wisconsin is ex.
pected today o(Friday) to visit Mr..
Lewis of Alton.
Mrs. Eugene Ellis and children con-
cluded last Sunday their summer stay
at The Cattage
Joe Newsham spent Sunday here
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Newsham.
Mrs. E. |. Daniel and Mrs. Mcqueen
will be shopping visitors to Baton
Rouge on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith are ex-
pected to spend the weekend here as
guests of Mrs. A. H. Mumford
Mrs. H. M. Levy left Sunday to
spend while in New Orleans with
Aer daughter, Mrs. L. Adiger.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Ellis has been very ill for the
past few days, and continues so.
Miss Eleanor Barrow spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Baton Rouge.
Frank Barrow was there Saturday.
Mrs. G. S. Davidson spent Sunday,
g usual, here, returning to Baton
.ouge, where her son, Richard, is still
nder treatment for his eye,
eMr. and Mrs. G.. c, Howell and small
laughter, Virginia, were guests of Mrs.
=. Lejeune this week, making the trip
from Baton Rouge in their car.
], r. Davidson spent Tuesday in
Baton Rouge as his grandson, Richard
Davidson, had his eye operated on,
that day.
The extremely serious illness of
Mr.. Whitman Wilcox for the past three
weeks continues without improvement.
The utmost concern is felt by his rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. Lewis and family are getting
settled comfortably at Alton. Mrs.
Lewis and son, and her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Apologize, arriv-
ed recently.
Mrs. o. D. Brooks is in Clinton for
the fair. This little lady, by the way,
was West Feliciana's only prize-winner
in the Times-Picayune's recent book
contest. She won $500.
H. B. Holmes of McComb came over
in his car Wednesday for a short stay
with relatives at Forest Mr.. Jas. Per-
kins returned with him, stopping in
Clinton on Thursday for the Fair.
Miss Emma Clack leaves shortly for
Franklin to stay with her widowed
aunt, Mrs. Kramer as her brother,
Frank, returns home on. account of the
prevalence of scarlet fever in that town
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, ST., were re-
called to New Orleans on account of
the desperate illness of their son-in-
law, Mr.. Curtis. Miss Irving Murphy
remained longer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Murphy at Wakefield.
Mrs. Noise Conrad came up from
New Orleans last Sunday on account
of the severe illness of her uncle, Mr.
Whitman Wilcox Mrs. Cheston Folkes
of Star Hill and Mr.. E. G. Davis Of
Covington were also with their uncle,
Mr.. Wilcox, who continues very Ill.
In the list of those making grades
through summer work, the following
named high school pupils were mad
vertantly omitted by us; Miss Bea Row
finished the ninth grade and was pro-
NOTED to tenth, Miss Alice Row half
the tenth grade and entered the 18th,
Miss Fannie Ard the same.
Mrs. W. E. Wood and child arrived
at the weekend. She was accompanied
by her mother and sister, Mrs. Soho
ger and Miss Lola Schoger, who make
their home with her. Mr.. Wood has
rented the residence, owned by Mrs.
Rosina Tempel, and which was former
ly occupied by the E. j. Barrow family.
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