The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-01-09

On MONDAY.
Miss Martha Fort returned to Sill
liman on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent Monday
afternoon in Baton Rouge on business.
DR.. o. D. Brooks spent mid-week In
Clinton.
Mrs. l. Cutrer was in town We'd
nesday.
F. O. Hamilton and H. M. Weis went
to Baton Rouge, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Butler left Wednesday
for New Orleans.
Willie Fort has decided not to re-
turn to L. S. U.
Mrs. ]. Marks and children return
to Baton Rouge early next week.
Charlie Rogillio of Wilhelm is in
New Orleans, very Ill, having been
operated on for appendicitis.
Messrs. Edward Glenny and Tom
Nichols of New Orleans spent the
weekend at J. Bob Daniels.
Messrs. Ted Lyons and Willis o.
Kelly of New Orleans spent Thursday
at Parker Stock Farm.
Miss Rice returned to Lake Provi-
dence after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
J. Bob Daniel.
Mr.. Ben McWaters of Wilhelm
was a business visitor to the Parker
Stock Farm, Thursday.
Miss Louise Butler leaves Sunday to
make a short visit to her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Ellis, of New Orleans.
Dr. Burthe of New Orleans and his
brother are weekend guests at The
Cottage.
Mr.. Ike Weis of New York was the
welcome guest of his brother, H. M.
Weis, for two days at the weekend.
Mrs Max Mann left Sunday after
noon to spend few days in New
Orleans on shopping expedition.
Miss Theresa Mann left Sunday
morning to resume her school duties,
near White Castle.
Mr.. Louis Adiger Joined Mrs. Adiger
here on Sunday, both returning to
their city home, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Amelia Barrow went to Baton
Rouge for the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hn1o MI inPo
Mr.. w. R. Campbell Of the 5th ward
was in Baton Rouge on business,
Monday.
Mr.. c. M. Downs went to New Or
leans on business, leaving Sunday af-
ternoon.
Returning from Jackson last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs were the guests
over night of Mr.. and Mrs. Pinckney
Johnson.
Misses Helen and Lola Row return
ed to their respective posts of duty
after spending the holidays at their
home at Wilhelm.
Mr.. John A. Ard and family have
moved to Freeland neighborhood, after
residing several years in the Bird ward.
Mr.. Tom Parker returned to New
Orleans, Sunday afternoon, after
pleasant taste Of country life during
the holidays.
MIR. Henry Stewart returned last
week from a trip to De Buys, Miss,
where he visited his aunt, Mrs. T.
Jones Stewart.
Mrs. David w. Pipes of New Orleans
returned home after spending a few
days at Catalpa, Residence, and
Cedars.
Miss Agnes Boyd Of Baton Rouge
came up Saturday night and spent
part of Sunday with Miss Eleanor
Barrow.
Mr.. A. s. Brasseaux and daughter,
Miss Emma, and the Misses Cutrer
enjoyed day in Baton Rouge the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Eva Hamilton came up from
Riddle, Wednesday afternoon, for
Rebakah meeting, which, however, did
not materialize.
Judge and Mrs. Golsan went to
Baton Rouge for the funeral of their
grandchild, Tuesday. Mrs. Winston
also went to the funeral.
Mrs. Bertram Babers of Laurel Hill,
with her handsome little children,
spent the weekend in Baton Rouge
with Mr.. Babers and her relatives,
the s. H. Lemon family.
The H. H. Forester family returned
to Clinton on Monday, terminating
holiday visit visit of some length to
Mrs Forrester's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Brooks.
Misses Hattie and Mamie Cutrer
were guests of Mrs. A. B. Briant dur
ing a part of the holidays. Miss Hattie
has since returned to her school at
Stonewall, La.
Miss Adele McCutcheon of Pass
Christian, Miss, was the guest OF her