The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-03-13
Personal But Polite

all week.
J. H. Clack Jr. spent Thursday in
Baton Rouge.
Mr. Ellason Barrow Is in Baton Rouge
for few days.
Mr.. Anthony Ellis was in New Or
leans, Thursday.
Ben Stern went to Baton Rouge,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Wicker has returned from
a visit to Mississippi.
Mrs. ]. C. Magearl has been quite
sick, but is better again.
Judge Golsan went to New Orleans,
Saturday, for a short stay.
Judge s. Nice. Lawrason was In New
Orleans Monday on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Wildblood of Laurel Hill
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lise Szabo was in Baton Rouge
this week for a short stay.
Mr.. John Wilcox and family are now
domiciled in the Percy house.
Mr.. Rudolf Teutsch spent the greater
part of the week in New Orleans.
Miss Ladye Quinn was in Baton
Rouge for the afternoon Saturday.
Mr.. Bertrand HARRISON Jr. has po-
sition in Natchez with the Mississippi
Packing Co.
Mrs. Edward Butler and children
went to Baton Rouge, Saturday, for
the day.
Miss Eva Daniel, who is teaching
near Irene, went to Baton Rouge Satur-
day afternoon.
Dr. Shaw is here from Clinton, Civ
ing directions about the construction
of the dipping watts.
Mrs. Lewis left Saturday to visit her
husband, who has railroad employment
at Montegut, La.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson spent the week
end in Baton Rouge and New Orleans,
reaching home Monday night.
Mr.. Dan Towles and daughters, Miss
es Sara and Kate Towles, were here
for Mr.. A. D. Percy's funeral
Mr.. A. Schlesinger and family left
last Sunday to spend the week in New
Orleans, guests Of the De Soto Hotel.
DR.. w. H. Taylor and Mr.. Mervin
Taylor went to Baton Rouge. Sunday
afternoon, the former remaining over
Monday.
Miss Mary Mumford spent the week
end at Pecan Grove. Miss Edith Leake
was also there during. her mothers
absence.
Miss Theresa Mann has resigned
from her position as teacher In Iber-
vile parish, and is visiting relatives in
New Orleans,
Mr. Frank Bacot and Miss Sadie
Clack were guests of Miss Pearl
Harvey riding out on horseback to her
country home.
Mr.. Abe Mann went to Alexandria on
Sunday for the dedication of the menu
ment over the grave of his brother,
David E. Mann.
DR.. and Mrs. /. U. Ball and son spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Port
Hickey to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Slaughter.
Mrs. Highfill of Pride, formerly Miss
May HARRISON, is On a visit home. She
is spending part Of the time at
w. H. Richardson's.
Miss Birdie Wright, who has been
spending some time here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Gordon Davidson, went to
Baton Rouge, Saturday afternoon, &C
companied by Miss Belle Tempol.
J. P. Newsham Jr. concluded on Sat.
urday a short visit here, and after
stopping at Baton Rouge to visit his
mother, Mrs. Garnet Howell, returned
Sunday afternoon to his business duties
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Bernard Gruenstein of st
Louis and her nephew, Richard Doug
las, who has been spending the winter
with her, expect to leave st. Louis or
the 18th for1 West Feliciana, making
her usual visit "home."
Mrs. C. H. Murphy has joined Mr.
Murphy at Wilhelm where he is teach
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dorsey arr
at Troy with Mr.. ]. c. Ball, Mr.. Dorse!
having taken charge of the dairy there
and proposes to push 1t with his usua
vim.
DR.. A. F. Barrow, grand representa-
tive, and Messrs. S. G. Cobb and Nc
Kowen Smith, attended the Crane
Lodge Of Odd Fellows in Shreveport
this week. representing Bayou Sart
Lodge No. so. Mrs. J. O. Tempel wen
to represent Bayou Sara Lodge No.
Rebekah degree in the Rebekah Az
sembly. Mrs. ]. R. Davidson as pas
president was also in attendance. Sh
received the degree of chivalry Will
there