The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-10-02
Personal But Polite

Miss Helen Row has been appointed
as teacher at Wilhelm.
Mrs, Frank Wills and small son are
guests of Mrs. and Miss Wills.
Frank Barrow made trip to Baton
Rouge, over Wednesday night.
Misses Alice and Bea Row returned
Monday from visit to Wilhelm.
Miss Mary Folkes has returned home
from visiting relatives at Wakefield
Miss Eudolie Matthews spent few
days in the country with the Soules
Miss Margaret Barrow is in Baton
Rouge on visit before school opens.
Miss Jeanette Levy has returned
from spending last week in New
Orleans.
DR.. Barrow is expected back from
his San Francisco trip not later than
Saturday.
Mrs L. ]. Davis spent last week in
New Orleans with her daughter, Mrs.
Noise Conrad.
Miss Josie Murphy returned to New
Orleans after pleasant visit to her
brothers at Wakefield
Mr.. J. R. Davidson recently made a
visit to his son, w. B. Davidson, at
Sebastopol plantation.
w. A. Daniel of Magnolia, Miss, and
Mrs. T. j. Mahoney were here for the
Ruff1n Daniel funeral.
Mr. w. C. Howell expects his little
daughter, Garnette, home Sunday from
visit to New Roads.
Mr. Lee o. Lester came up from
New Orleans Thursday night, being
there during the great storm.
w. H. Richardson left Thursday
afternoon for points in Georgia to buy
some fine cattle for his dairy.
Mrs. Will Smith and son Jefferson
are in Baton Rouge after visit to
relatives at Solitude plantation.
Mrs. Breedlove of Florida, formerly
Miss Maggie Kilbourne of Clinton, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne.
Miss Emma Thoms did not leave
till Tuesday afternoon for New Or
leans, having been delayed from day
to day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hirsch were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mann over Mon
day night, while en- route to visit rela
tivss in Natchez.
Messrs Sam and Harry Butler had
expected to make trip to New Or
leans in the formers car, but the jaunt
is delayed by the storm.
Miss Smitherman arrived Thursday
noon on the delayed down train of the
l.. R. & NJ Miss Turnkey is also here.
Both will be with Mrs. Powell for the
school year.
Miss Mel Leake was expected home
Tuesday night from delightful visit
in New Orleans, guest of Miss Eliza
beth Tarleton. She stopped at Gary
vile to visit her cousin, Miss Annie
Gilmore
, Mrs. Gordon Davidson came home
from Baton Rouge to spend Sunday,
but returned there On Monday, as her
son Richards left eye is in a very
serious condition, receiving treatment
bIy fhn oaV1Saf fr,foo oooh 5ox,
Miss Helen Schlesinger was expected
home Wednesday night, but was de-
layed on account of the storm. She
arrived the following night She was
on an l. C. train which was delayed for
twenty hours almost within sight of
New Orleans, during the storm.
F. v. Allan, who came up to Wake.
field, with Mr.. and Mrs. George Shot
well in their car, was with them in
town this week. He has recovered
remarkably from his apoplectlc attack
of last winter, and looks very well
indeed The return to New Orleans OF
the party has probably been delayed
by the storm.
Mr.. Emanuel Wolf accompanied his
family to New Orleans and remained
over till Thursday night. Mr.. Wolf
gives a good account Of the storm in
New Orleans. He says the damage is
enormous, but is not easily estimated
because every one, more or less suf
fered some loss, though in many cases
not considerable enough to be reported
Cane is laid fat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Rumble are
enjoying a stay at Cooper's Wells
From there they will visit Bayou Sara
and st. Francisville. -Natchez Demo
crat.