The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-12-11
Personal But Polite

town
Mr.. Chas. Argue was in town or
Thursday
Miss Leonora Connel has returned
from Avoyelles
Miss Ide Barman spent the weekend
in Alexandria,
Miss Fannie Dampf left Thursday
for New Orleans.
Mr.. Sam Butler leaves on the Goth
for Cuba.
J, C. Magearl was in Baton Rouge,
Monday afternoon.
Sam Stern was in Baton Rouge,
Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Newsham and Harry Converse
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Elrie Robinson spent Tuesday
in Baton Rouge on business.
Mr. W. NJ. Halle of New Roads is
expected to spend Sunday here.
Mrs. George Rettig made a shopping
trip to Baton Rouge, Thursday.
Capt. VIM, Dipple spent Monday
afternoon, here, with his family.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan is spending a
day or two with Mrs Chas. Godeau.
Mrs. Ben Leopold thinks of spending
Sunday in New Orleans with her
mother.
Mrs. A. S. Brasseaux and Miss Emma
Brasseaux went to Baton Rouge, lsat
Friday.
Miss Zellie Lawrason leaves for
New Orleans to remain week with
sick friend.
DR.. and Mrs. John Leake came up,
Sunday, Mrs Leake having been down
on little trip.
Hon. D. M. Pipes has been touring
this parish in the interests of his
candidacy for state senator.
Miss Eleanor Barrow resumed her
place at the postofice, substituting for
Mrs. Leake, during December.
Miss Mamie Butler left Friday after
noon for a short visit to the city, ac-
companying Miss Zell Lawrason.
Mrs. L. w. Rogers, Mrs. w. R. Daniel
and Miss Anna Lee Soul6 made shop
ping trip to Baton Rouge, Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Daniel are in
town, at the Sanitarium, for con-
Venience as the former is being treated.
Judge Lawrason attended meeting
of the Board of Supervisors of the
State University at Baton Rouge, on
Monday.
Mrs. c. M. Downs had as her guests,
early in the week, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Babin and. child. Mrs. Babin is her
sister.
Mr. r. Teutsch received news, Thurs
day afternoon, of the death of Mrs
Pearl Hitler Abram She was a sister
Of Isidore Hitler, who formerly resided
here.
Mrs Hugh Cornell returned Tuesday
from LaPlace, where she has been in |
attendance upon her new grand-daugh- |
ter, the infant of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. |
Montegut
Miss Mary Mumford is quite ill of
grippe, at the home of her niece, Mrs.
W. L. Stirling Her sister, Mrs. C. M.
Phillips, of Lakeland, probably came
over yesterday.
Supt and Mrs. Crump took the new
teacher, Miss -, out to Grange
Hail. Sunday, and returning by way of
Jackson, had the pleasure of going
through the Insane Hospital.
Miss Sarah Powell, and not Miss
Julia, was DR.. and Mrs Powell's guest |
on Sunday. Miss Julia Powell has
been named as delegate to suffrage
convention in Richmond Va
Mr.. Willie Wills of Baton Rouge
was here Sunday to see his mother
and sister, Mrs and Miss Wills. They
in turn will probably spend Christmas
at the capital with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wills.
Mr.. G. K. Shotwell came up Thurs.
day night to spend Friday at Rose
down" to join the family in the OBJ
servance of Mr.. Jas. p Bowman's 83rd
birthday The friends of this venerable
gentleman, outside of his family circle,
are interested in the event He repre-
sents fine old age, and there is wished
for him many more years of evening
calm.
An overlooked personal item is that
Mrs. Joe Rosenthal resigned Dec. l
her position with M & e. Wolf, and
was succeeded by Miss c. Shober.
Mrs. Rosenthal is a fine business
woman in every respect, and has made
many friends who will not begrudge
her the time she now gives in making
her own home even more inviting and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. holland spent
Sunday in Baton Rouge with his
mother Mrs. Laura holland She and