The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-09-11

W. D. Foll JI. was III C6Ht6fVllIo,
Saturday on business.
Miss Mary Folkes will enter the
State Normal as a student, this term.
Mrs. T. ]. Mahoney and children are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mcqueen.
MerVin S. Taylor spent several days
at the weekend in Baton Rouge.
lowering Lawrason was at The Cot
tage for the weekend.
Miss EdWina Raynham leaves to-day
for her school at VidaIia, La.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Dupuy welcomed
on Thursday their second son.
Mrs. Lauren Bradley and children
left for their city home Friday morning.
f. s. Percy made trip to the city,
Monday.
Miss Alice Daniel has gone to Zach
airy to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Willis R. Daniel spent last
Friday in Baton Rouge.
Miss Lillian Daniel has gone to Or
leans parish to teach.
Miss Eva Daniel leaves Wednesday,
returning to her school at Irene.
Miss Helen Row leaves Friday for
Kinder to visit Miss Maude Solids.
Harry Duty was in Baton Rouge for
short stay.
Miss Gladys Leith of New Orleans
will be at Catalpa with Miss Martha
Fort until Silliman Institute opens.
Miss Dine Fort has gone to Baton
Rouge, and later will teach in Avoy-
Giles.
Miss Castleberry is with Mrs. Powell
to remain till Sunday before going to
take position at Oak Grove, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.'E. Robb have little
daughter, who was added to their
household on Wednesday.
Mr.. John M. Parker arrived Friday
night, accompanied by a friend, to
spend day or two at the Farm.
Misses Cecile Forester and Eudolie
Matthews have been guests this week
of Miss Marion Brooks of Baton Rouge.
Miss Marion Brooks concluded on
Tuesday a pleasant visit to relatives
here.
Misses Annie Gilmore and Mel Leake
were in Baton Rouge to shop Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson was in Baton
Rouge Monday to visit her friend,
Mrs David F.. Boyd.
Miss Dine Fort and her brother Jones
arrived Monday, the former from Colo
RADIO, the latter from Centerville.
Mrs. Bertram Babers and children
will soon move to Baton Rouge where
Mr.. Babers is in business.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Muller and chill
dren spent part of the weekend at
'Fairview.~
Cheston Folkes Jr left Wednesday
for Covington to visit Mr. and Mrs. E.
G. Davis.
Messrs. Waterson Tucker, Leslie
Hunt and Leo Tucker, of Deerford,
motored over Sunday and were guests
of friends at Forest.
Miss Lenora Mahoney, accompanied
by her mother, will leave for Natchi-
toches. Monday, where the former will
enter school,.
Judge. ]. L. Golsan went to Baton
Rouge Monday afternoon spending the
interim there before going to Clinton
to open district court.
Mrs. Sadie Ellis Mcguire returned
Tuesday night from her trip to San
Francisco which was delightful in
every respect.
Mrs. o. Lejeune is in Baton Rouge
while Mrs G. c.. Howell goes to Naza-
reth, KY, with her daughter, Miss
Minnie.
Miss Nellie Richardson is visiting
relatives in this parish in the short
while before her duties at the State
School for the Deaf begin.
Miss Cleo Vaughan leaves for her
maiden effort in teaching, having a
position to teach music and art at
Merryville, La.
Misses Lola and Helen Row and Miss
Emma ClaCk went to dance at Fort
Adams, Tuesday night, spending the
day at Wilhelm.
George Soule has as his guest, a
friend, Harry Curtis of New Orleans.
They made trip to Baton Rouge dur
ing the week
Miss CorneIia McGehee spent a day
in town en- route to her school in
Louisiana, from visit to DR.. and Mrs.
J. w. Brandon near Pinckneyville.
Miss Marston of North Louisiana is
a guest of Miss Annie Gilmore at
Pecan Grove before going to Jackson
to teach in the high school.
Mrs. A. F. Barrow and daughter,
Margaret, accompanied Dr. Barrow as
far &C Ration Rouge on his San Fran |