The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-04-22

Inc DOnaidS0n Skatlng f1nk In MIS-
sissippi street will reopen tomorrow
! after having been closed throughout
holy week. Jitney dances will be
given in the rink during the summer
season, the first of these entertain
ments to take place at an early date.
Charles Maher, of New Orleans;
Steve Weber, of Baton Rouge; Milton
Montero, of Lutcher. and Sidney Lee
Blanc, Of Jennings, were among the
Donaldsonvillians now located in
other communities who returned to
the cid town to vote in Tuesdays
election.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Bentley came
up from New Orleans Monday night,
4 remaining here until the following
afternoon as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Donnaud Bentley. The pri-
mary object Of their visit was to en-
able Mr.. Bentley to cast his vote in
the general election Tuesday.
Joseph I. Cafiero. the Well-known
local rigger, has secured the contract
| to dismantle the big Maria sugar
/ factory at Loreauville, iberia parish,
and pack the machinery for shipment
to Cuba. Mr. Cafero will leave here
tomorrow morning with a crew of
| fifteen men to begin work on the job.
| Il. M. Alison, an expert automobile
meehanician, has taken charge of the
4 repair shop of the Donaldsonville
| Garage. IN the I.emann Addition, and
soliclts trial by automobile owners
who may find it necessary to have
work done on their ears. Mr.. Alison
has had extensive experience in this
| line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Leblanc and
family, who have been residing in
New Orleans for the past year, will
move back to Donaldsonville, Mr.. Lee
! Blanc having accepted the position Of
travelling representative of the local
agency of the Swift Packing Conn
pany The family will arrive here
next week, and will make their home
| in the coy Maurin cottage in Cheti-
maehes street, near Nichols avenue.
After spending several days here
with DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Vega, Will
| liam Dean left Friday afternoon for
New Orleans to join Mrs. Dean, who
has been in the Crescent City for the
MAST FORTNIGHT undergoing medical
f,a., ~, ant Mis- Inc Vaoa will ar
com nanv srha naan children. DOUGLAS
and William f. New Orleans tomor-
row. and the family will leave in the
NJ - s''e'1 '.s'e - $50.
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The GRAND lodoe of district No. ?
If The Inaanendent Order B'nai
| R,ri+h composed of the states of
| F,o,.ida Alabama Mississippi. Louis
;ana Arkansas Texas oklahoma,
Tennessee and Indian Territory, will
meet in annual convention at Little
Rock. Ark. Sunday. April so. Aseen-
sion Lodge No. 543. OF this city. will
he renresented bv Messrs. Raphael
/ R]ofz of Napoleonyille.
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| Mrs. T. Al. Slattery and her at
tractiye daughter, Miss Josephine
Rlanc. of New Orleans. are here on a
visit to their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Landry and family, and will re-
main until tomorrow. Miss Blanc is
one of the active contestants in the
| Tirnes-Picayune photoplay opportun-
itv contest, and has called upon some
Of the fanlily's many friends in this
community to solicit their support Of
~
/ The S. j. C. i. Leopards did not go
| to Convent last Sunday to meet the
/ Jefferson College junior team, as
scheduled, the weather man having
/ interfered with the proposed eneoun-
ter. Tomorrow afternoon the Leo
Castle Youngsters on the s. J, G. !.
diamond, and a spicy and interesting
contest is in prospect. The game
will begin at 8 o'clock, and the prices
of admission will be 5 and 70 cents.