The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-09

Opening of Summer School.
summer school in which onls
nigh school subjects will be laugh
WI De opened Monday, June II, II
the Donaidsonville High School build
,s@' at o'clock a. M A charge Of
20 viii be made for each subject fol
the entire term of forty school days
payable IN advance R. S. VICKERS
Mrs. Emma G. Pujos and her charm.
ing young daughter, Miss Annie Lau.
RE Pujos, left Wednesday afternoon
Tor Baton Rouge, where Miss Pujos
VII attend the summer school at the
State University. While in Baton
Rouge the Pujos' will have apart
ments at the home Of Mrs. G. w
Breckenridge.
Friends here Of Miss Nadia
biomqnist. Of Hammond, sister OF
Mrs. Glenn. Mollere of this city, will
be interested To learn that she was
married on Wednesday last to Ber-
hard Stead, a prosperous young farm
aer OF Ponchatoula, the ceremony hav-
ing been performed at the Episcopal
church in Hammond
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Morris and
their infant son, Harry, .Jr., of Baton
Rouge, will arrive this afternoon for
a visit to Mrs. Morris parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Stuart, at their home
IN st. Patrick street. DR.. Morris will
return to Baton Rouge tomorrow af-
ternoon, Mrs. Morris and the baby re-
naming for weeks stay.
Postmaster ]. Wesley Evans and
his bright little grandson, Truly
James, William Nickens, Jr., and Al
bert Muller, all Of the Galvez neigh
borhood, were visitors to Donaldson
vile Wednesday,. Mr. Evans favored
the Chief with pleasant call during
his stay in town, and reported every
thing moving along about as usual in
his neck of the woods.
Honore Blanchard, Donaldson
vile boy who has migrated to far-off
Douglas, Arizona, arrived here Thurs
day for brief visit to relatives, and
viii depart tonight on his return
journey. Nearly FIVE days are re-
CURED to make the trip. Mr.. Blanch-
ard is conducting a restaurant in
Douglas, and says he likes the place
and is getting along nicely.
Frank T. Beatrous, formerly of
Donaldsonyille, and now located in
New Orleans, was among the gradu-
ates Of the school Of medicine Of Tu-
lane University to whom diplomas
were presented at the annual COM
mencement exercises Of the institu-
ton Wednesday morning last. Dr..
Beatrous has our thanks for an invita-
ton to attend the ceremonies.
Robert Harp, beneficiary cadet
from Ascension parish at the Louisi-
ana State University in Baton Rouge,
is at home for the summer vacation
and his numerous friends are extend
ing him cordial greeting. Young
Harp made a splendid showing IN all
his studies throughout the session,
and will advance to a higher class at
the opening Of the next term.
Frank Cannon, who enlisted in the
navy and was semitic the training sta
ton at Great Lakes, Illinois, April Is.
last, writes that he is delighted with
the manner in which he has been
treated so far, and says If the young
men of this eesElsassssaa,inity could realize
the opportunities and benefits to be
gained by a term Of service IN the
navy, he feels sure they would desire
to enlist at once.
The card of Miss II. Olga Teberne
was enclosed in an invitation to the
Chief to attend the graduation ex-
ercises of the New Orleans Normal
School, which took place yesterday
morning at o'clock, IN the school
auditorium at No 1892 Calllope
street. Miss Teberne is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Teherne, for
merly of this parish, and now resld-
ing in New Orleans.
After spending fortnight with rel
atiyes in Iberville parish, recuperat-
ing from a severe attack OF typhola 4,
fever which kept him confined 70 PEG
for several weeks. Joseph blanchard
returned home Friday and has re-
sumed his position in the dry gooos