The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-09-25
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Ir. Ben Mann is quite sick.

Mrs. ]. F. Irvine made a trip to New
Orleans.
DR.. Roy Gregory is in Woodville on
business.
Miss Lintot Williams will teach at
Cat Island.
Miss Estelle Hopkins is visiting Miss
Beulah Smith.
Mr.. Jas P. Bowman was quite sick
Thursday night.
Mr., Mundinger spent Monday after.
noon in Baton Rouge.
Miss Kittie Percy is in New Orleans
to study trained nursing.
Mrs. Elrie Robinson was in Baton
Rouge over Monday night
w. B. Davidson made trip to New
Orleans over Monday night.
Miss Ruth Soule returned Wednes.
day night from New Orleans.
Mr.. Henry Normand of Alexandria is
the guest of friends at Solitude.
F. l.. Nanny is assistant superintend'
ent at Grace Church Sunday School,
Miss Amelia Barrow is expected
home from Baton Rouge Saturday.
E. M. Mcguire of Baton Rouge was
here on business one day this week
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thorgeson of Baton
Rouge spent the weekend at Solitude
Mrs. w. w. Daniel spent Tuesday in
Baton Rouge having her eyes treated
Miss Camille Collins of New Orleans
has concluded visit to Mrs. VIM Ball
Mrs. H. Vaughan and daughter, Miss
Eta, were in Baton Rouge, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs G. K. Shotwell came up
to Wakefield, Thursday, for little
visit.
Mrs. E. Wolf and family leave Mon.
day for their winter home in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dampf and daugh-
tiers were in town with friends for
Yom Kippur.
Miss Emma Thorn will leave Sunday
for New Orleans, after spending sew
eral weeks here.
Mr.. Jos. D. Smith of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Smith.
Mrs. Gordon Davidson and her son
Richard, are in Baton Rouge to have
his eyes treated
John Clack Jr. and D. B. Faithorn
returned Saturday from business
trip to Baton Rouge.
Mrs. John Tooraen and children are
on a visit here, guests Of Mr.. Chas
Tooraen and family.
Little Miss Garnette Howell accom-
panied her cousin, Miss Marion Halle
to New Roads, Sunday,
Ben Weydert returned to Rustor
Industrial Institute two weeks ago, this
being his second session.
Mrs. Graham Tempel of Gloster join
ed her husband here, Saturday, anC
they are guests at the Meyer.
Mrs. Thos. Row and daughters, Miss
es Lola and Helen, returned Monday
afternoon from a trip to Wilhelm.
Mr.. Harry Butler of Mobile is spend
ing a vacation of two weeks with hi
parents, Judge and Mrs. Thos. Butler
John NJ Parker leaves Saturday tt
spend the day at the Godchaux planta
ton, near Donaldsonville, meeting hi
father at the last-named place.
Miss Eleanor Barrow and brother
Frank, returned Thursday night from
a visit to New Orleans, the forme
having spent nearly month there.
Lewis Kilbourne Forester had tn
misfortune to break his arm in tn
same place that it was broken som
months ago. 1t was done while at play
Mrs. ]. A. Ventress and Miss Nal
garet Lawrason reached home, Sur
day, Miss Zellie Lawrason remaining
at Colorado Springs with Miss Jeann
Where.
, Mrs. T. w. Butler and daughters
Misses Sarah and Mamie Butler, retur
the latter part of next week from
delightful tour, extending as far ives
as California.
Mrs. E. Mullins and her two littl
boys have gone to New Orleans wher
she and Roy will be treated. Littl
Ethel is with Miss Sallie Raynham /
her moher's absence.
Little William MADDEN cut his foe
Thursday on a piece of tin can, tn
metal penetrating an inch and hal
The wound was such that anti-toxin
will be administered to-day FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiser, who were her
as he was to represent the contractor
in the bridge building, have left, as h
has been sent elsewhere and Mr.. Bin
ley replaces him here.