The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
Personal But Polite


on ysi, to Miss Eleanor Barrow
+ II Daigre of BATON Rouge was
here Sunday with relatives
Mr Frank Row was In town for the
speaking
Mrs John r i.eake returned from
New Orleans, Tuesday,
Fred Wood Of Clinton IL spending
several days In town
Capt Il |. narfow Of Baton Rouge
came up for the Pleasant speaking
Mas Ide Fsarman spent Friday atteg.
noon Ia Daton Rouge,
Miss Eva Daniel, teaching at Bonn
went 10 Baton Rouge 10 see Helen
Keller
DF and Mrs. Stein OF Lincoln, Ne
hraska. are guests. this week. Ut Df.
and Mrs, II T. Lewis al Alton
Messrs. Wilbur Bennett. I g smylie
and r p. Walker Of Cllatoa motored
over for the Pleasant speaking
Miss Helen schIesinger left Friday
morning for New Orleans on account
of her grandmother's illness.
Miss Elizabeth Devall VI West Baton
Rouge IL guest of Miss Mamie Butler
nj 'The CEDAR"
MIRA A sehlealnger left Monday for
New Orleans TO ace her ooulls,, before
his departure en health seeking trip
Mr.. John Lesassier weat TO New
Orleans. last Friday to visit his sister
and other relatives. He sill remain
I'LL about April list
Mr. aud Mrs W. u. Wood are enjoy
Ing q weeks YisIi from his neither,
Mrs Wood al Franklinioa She arrived
Sunday.
Mrs John =. Irvine. Sr, whe has
been with Mrs Ten Leopold during the
threatened food OF the river, returns
Sunday to her home In nayou Sara
Mr. Chas 0oudeaa. l.. X. 4 N agent
ut bayou Sara. looked forward to see
Ing his uncle. Judge Coco, who was
booked 10 speak. Wednesday. but did
not arrive.
Frank Barrow motoFed to Baton |
Rouge last Friday afternoon 10 have
the car repaired NJ y Taylor, y l., |
Nanny, Dudley Peterson and Clyde |
aagearl went down With him.
Mrs, w. +. Forester spent three
. days this week In New Orleans, AT. |
tending the National Council OF fnsur |
anee Federattons, to get instruction
and information In her work as a life |
and ere insurance agent
Mrs WIN. Kahn and little daughter
2ertlne are expected tonight friday |
from a three weeks stay in New /
Orleans. Mrs. n, Sehlesinger, who
accompanied her daughter. Mrs Kahn,
has fallen i'll. and II Is feared. pnett
nonla will develop,
Deep sympathy 10 felt with Mrs. NJ
II Jackson In the death of her beloved
father. Edward y. Deneehaud at the
family home In New Orleans. iie died
suddenly a, the advanced age Of eighty
four years. He was widely known
while proprietor Of the Denechaud
gnow De sotol Hotel and was greatly
esteemed by all
State Senator Thos L. Neal OF Iseb
anon, Indiana. accompanied by Mrs
Neal, spent a short while here this
week. guests OF ] n Matthews Senator
Neal In one VI the field agents for the
Insurance Department of the knights
Of pythias and Waited Bayou Sara
Lodge No Is OF that order while here
Senator Neal came here TO make In
yeailgation of some lands In which his
father IL interested
Mr.. aud Mrs MeFwin MeGehee and
Mr. and Mrs u q Warwin and little
daughter, Katherine, Of the pinckney
vile nelghborhood were here last Sat
urday afternoon leaving next morning
for New Orleans Returning home the
party. with the exception Of Mrs. Me-
t.ehee. stopped here "Wednesday that the
gentlemen might attend the Pleasant
speaking Mr. McGehee II earnest In
favor of democracy united against
Rspablicanlsm In any form iie says he
has seem enough Of biilldoslng negroes
In hin time