The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-29

Miss Mamie Golsan 10 expected home
from New Orleans, Sunday night
q. G. Howell was up from BATON
Rouge day or two this week.
DIR. Henry Hobgood came up from
New Orleans to cast his vote Tuesday
w. II. BuauoI. of Baton Rouge. spent
Tuesday here
Mir Sam Stern leaves Sunday for a
city trip.
Miss Barbara stern ID recovering
from an attack Of grippe.
Misses Hannah and Mary Town are
both III OF grippe.
MIR. David Taylor sr. OF Laurel Hill
was In town Saturday.
&. H. Brady Of North Manchester
Ind. is visiting his father. J. A. Brady
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Downs are ex.
pse,ed home FROM their vial, 10 Mis-.
sissIppi on February /.
MIR. Richard Butler Of New York Ii
In New Orleans this week. but will not
be able To make visit home.
Rev. w. H. Wells. rector Of 81 Pauls
Church. WoodsIile, apen. Tuesday al.
ternoon here with friends.
Sol and ben Stern attended dance
In Baton Rouge recently, The former
goes back Sunday.
Mrs, holland and Miss Laura holland
Of Baton Rouge are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Neiand.
John NJ. Parker Jr Is expected Fri
day night to spend several days nj
The Farm.
MIR. A. Nj. Hendon OF Baton Rouge
was here. this week, guest of friends
ut Star Hill.
Capt Dippei Of the Sarah Edenborn
was ln town this week TO yislt his
family
Little Ethel Mullins ia staying In
town with Miss saliie naynham to
attend school.
MI@s Sarah Percy spent the weekly
holidays at her home In the eighth
ward.
Mrs. G. Michel OF New Orleans 10
enjoying visit to her former home.
the guest Of Mrs.. Ben Leopold.
Mr.W. II. Wood went to Madlsonville
on Monday for short business trip.
returning Wednesday
Mas Jessie Folkes spent the week.
end with her grandmother, Mira l.. j,
Davis.
Miss Msl Laake will be the week.
end guest Vt the Miasss Foikes al.
Fairyiew.
Miss NJ. C. Mu.aford was In town the
first part OF the week II was pleasant
10 see rs looking 30 we'll after her
severe Illness.
.ars. Ben Leopold returned last FRI
day from .engerihan.usua visit to
relatives In New Orleans. having baen
away nine days.
Rev. ]. h. Fulton ut Baker was here
Wednesday to visit his neither and
sister. Mrs. Fulton and Miss Alma
Fulton.
Mrs. Eva Hamilton WAS In tewn,
Wednesday. bat was called home, that
night. by the illness Of her brother.
e. w. Ball.
MIR. II. q. Fort leaves at the end OF
the week for pass Christian, Mlss.. TO
try. Ter his health, a change Of air and
scene. His nephew. w. J. Fort Jr,
will accompany him.
After q short stay at her home IN
nasea Rouge, MIRA. a. r. Muse came
hack, this week. Her little grand
daughter. Ethel Muse. has been Ill
with the prevailing grippe.
Miss Adele MeCasnheon has been
the guest Of her relatives, Judge Law
ragon and family this week. Her visit
to Miss Eleanor Harrow has been post
ponea. an the latter has grippe.
supt. n. r.. crump left Thursday for
the convention Of parish superintend'
ents al Covlngton. Returning. Mrs.
crump will meet him In Baton Rouge
and they will come home Sunday night.
Mrs. ]. l.. Golsan received the news
of the death Of her aunt, Misa Annie
Gordon Blackwell, In New Haven, Conn,
aged o. years. She Was one OF two
sisters tenderly loved by the nes. A.
g. Blackwell of New Orleans,
Or. Jas. Kilbourne was called to
Clinton. last Friday, by the Illness oil
his nephew. q child OF Mira. chas
nreedlove. Mrs. Kllbourne went over
Saturday to accompany him ON the
long drive homeward.
AIR. III. c. Lnpes In spending the
week a, the Meyer Hotel, havins
arrived last Saturday night. Mr.. Lopez
Ia In fairly good health. suffering only
with tls eyas. Al one time he was q
cripple from rheumatism. He speaks
s4th appreciation OF the Soldiers Home
of which he has been an inmate fof