The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-02-27
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Mr. David Taylor ST.. is i'll of grippe.
Col. T. J. Cross was here on business,
Tuesday.
A. Schlesinger has an attack of
grippe.
R. B. Barrow was here from Baton
Rouge, yesterday.
Mrs. T. H. Row came down from
Wilhelm, Tuesday.
Judge Chas Kilbourne was here on
professional business.
Mrs. Ben Wicker leaves next week
to visit her brother
Mr.. John F. Irvine returned from
st. Louis, Sunday night.
Mr.. ]. R. Leake went to New Orleans
Sunday for a short stay.
Miss Lee Johnson was a guest of the
Misses Quinn on Saturday
Mrs. Thos Butler and daughter, Miss
Louise, are in New Orleans.
Mr.. Johnston Armstrong was here
for a short stay, this week.
A Mundinger Of Baton Rouge was
up for short business trip.
Miss Gauche and Margaret Barrow
were carnival visitors of last week.
DR.. A. F. Barrow returned early in
the week from his trip to Indiana
Chas. Tooraen Jr. returned home,
Saturday morning, after carnival trip.
Messrs. F. Perkins and G. C. Howell
of Baton Rouge were here Wednesday.
Erie Robinson returned Tuesday
morning from ten days stay in Texas
Mrs. L. ]. Wildblood of Laurel Hill
will visit relatives here at the week
end.
Mr.. Chas w. Mackie Jr. was here,
Sunday, looking after property inter
ests.
Miss Bessie Bellinger returned to
Baton Rouge. Sunday, after a short
stay here.
Misses Rosalie Richardson and Anna
May Connell spent last weekend in
Baton Rouge.
Mrs. w. H. Wicker and Miss Leila
Wicker returned from Zachary, Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. L. M. holland of Baton Rouge is
expected to visit Mrs. w. H. Richard
son at the weekend.
Miss Amy Leake spent the weekend
at home from L, S. U. with her mother,
Mrs. Elrie Robinson.
Mr.. John Clack Jr, our efficient
deputy sheriff, spent Tuesday after.
noon and evening in Baton Rouge.
Mrs. c. B. Mcguire has returned from
delightful visit to her sister, Mrs.
Hunter c. Leake, during the carnival.
Mrs. S. L. Riggs and Master Leonard
Riggs are expected home, to-day (F'ri-
day from pleasant visit to city
relatives.
- Messrs George M. Stern and Albert
Camecha of New Orleans leave Friday
afternoon after a short visit of bust
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. ]. M. Daniel and infant daugh-
ter, Virginia Marie, are receiving visits
of congratulation and greeting at their
home, Honeysuckle Hill.
Mrs. L. j. Davis and daughter Miss
Lulie, are anticipating a trip to Baton
Rouge to meet their friend, Mrs. Geo.
w. Purnell of Dallas, Texas.
G. B. Golsan returned Sunday to
Baton Rouge after a brief visit here.
Mrs Golsan remained till Monday on
account of the rainy weather,
Miss Elida Taylor of Laurel Hill has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Forbes of Ethel, who, with her chill
dren, accompanied her home to spend
week with her parents.
Kirkland Douglas has returned from
a weeks stay in New Orleans. Miss
Lizzie Douglas is still there in close
attendance upon the bedside of her
cousin, Mrs Henda Kirtley
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy and
Mr.. J. B. Murphy were summoned sud
denly to their father in New Orleans,
who is i'll with pneumonia. They left
by the early train Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Harris were called
to New Orleans Tuesday very unex-
pectedly by the desperate illness Of
Mr.. Ed Denekamp, the father of Mrs.
Harris. Miss Katie Brooks is kindly
looking after the house and children in
the parents absence.