The herald., 1916-10-05
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

Mrs. Eleanor Nelson is the guest OF
Mrs. VIM. II. Weaver.
The cook shop at 1922 Teche street,
| owned by Philip Sunseri. was slightly
damaged by fire early Friday morning
of unknown origin. The property is
valued at $4,000 and insured. Chemical
| company No. Is, extinguished the
| flames.
| Mrs. August Viller, 324 Opelousas
avenue, saw a burglar attempting to
force entrance into her home early
Friday morning, Patrolman Michael
| O'Hara was sent to her home and
searched without result.
October 9th has been named Fire
Prevention Day by Gov. Pleasant.
Tom Fox. stenographer for Superin-
tendent Earl, of the Sewerage and
Water Board, is enjoying a fifteen
days vacation.
Mike C'Shea left Saturday for Hav
ana where he will spend some time
on business.
Miss Ruth Furlong and mother were
guest of Mrs. Strickland of Pensacola,
Fla, the PAST week.
Mrs. Frank Duffy of Verret street,
presented her husband with baby
boy last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno Duffy and sons
Don and Thomas. spent the week with
friends in Morgan City.
Mrs. A. H. Verret was the guest of
Mrs. Jos. Bass of Morgan City, the
past week.
Mrs. Belcher, who spent the past
month with her sister. Mrs. (Dr.)
Rodrigues, is home again. much i'm
proved in health.
When the 1861 term OF the Louis
lana state supreme court opened Mon:
day with memorial services for mem
bers Of the bench and bar who died
during the past Il months, Hon. W.
J. Hennessey delivered the eulOgy of
the late Thos. ]. Duggan.
Mrs. Philip Bayne of CD Pacific av-
enue was injured about the head and
the chest last Friday evening when
two street cars on the Where line
| collided at Claiborne and Lafayette
avenues.
Miss Eola Abbott played for the
folks dancing at the Beauregard Play
grounds Festival Saturday.
Mr.. Al Simon of JACKSONVILLE, Fla
was a visitor to Mr.. II. Tom Malone
last week.
n Miss +. Aucoin received serond
prize for the exhibit of silver spangled
Hamburg sent by her to the Jefferson
Parish Fair.
I. B. Rennyson. general manager o.
the National Farm and Live StocE
Show, went before the School BOARD
| Thursday night, and requested thai
| November IA. which is to be "Educa
| tional Day" at the show, be declared
| holiday. Mr.. Rennyson asked that the
| schools be closed the entire day. The
| board decided to grant half holiday
| and the schools will be closed at noon
! Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Edin and bah!
have returned to Burwood, La, afte'
being the guests of the latters broth
J ar and sister.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
: Stalcup.
. Mrs. Amelia Smith returned Frida,
e might from Slidell where she spent
r week in the interest of the Woodmer
: Circle.
r Misses GLADYS and Juanita Munster
: man, Messrs. Jack Kinberger and NIL
ton Schaffer spent the weekend a
Ruras. La. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo Munsterman.
Orange Grove No. >, W. c., will hol'
it's regular meeting tonight. A BIZ
: class will be initiated. All member
are urged to he present.
There will be a euchre, lotto AM
dance given at Gretna by the Muloel
nv Camp. w. o. W., for the benefit o
the new Woodmen Home in Agiers'
Miss Grace Lennox has retur ne
from a visit to Houston, Texas, an
= Raton Rouge, La.
II Mrs. Robert Anderson and baby r.
| turned Sunday from Abita Spring
| where they were the guests OF Mr.
j H. ]. Thompson for the past week
II Mr.. Robert Anderson and Mrs. III