The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-07-28

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SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1917.
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Karl and Window Barman, of Con
las were in town Monday and Tues
day.
Hon. Henry C. Braud, of Burnside,
.as a prominent visitor to Donaldson
vile yesterday.
Miss Rita Comeaux is spending the
.aaok in New Orleans as the welcome
anast Of relatives.
Miss Ruth Dodd, of New Orleans,
:, tbe guest Of her sister, Mrs. Cler-
lila Himel, at her home on Minnie
plantation.
Mrs. W. B. Stuart and her daugh-
+ar Miss Olive Stuart, are in Baton
ponpe on a visit to DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Morris.
After an extended visit to friends
and relatives in this community, Mrs.
Andre Garsard has returned to her
home in New Orleans.
Mrs, Jas. P. Fortier and her daugh-
.ar Miss Jeanne Fortier, and Miss
iuln Duffel are in Baton Rouge On a
4 How nt.tta
VIII Bumenthal went to New Or
1aans Tuesday and enlisted in the
a;onal corps of the regular army.
Tie will be notified later when to re-
port.
Master Stanley C. Arthur, of New
Orleans. arrived here Thursday after
noon to spend few weeks with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Don
maud Bentley.
Corporal E. X. Sims and Private
George Casso of Company Il, after
snending a couple Of days here with
relatives, returned to New Orleans
Sunday afternoon.
The resources of Louisiana's state
hanks increased $27,919,203 during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1917,
according to the report OF K. N. Sims,
examiner of state banks.
Rev. R. H. Prosser will conduct
services in the chapel at Burnside to-
morrow forenoon at 10 O'Clock. The
local Sunday school class will con-
vene at $3.50 a. M, as usual.
Members of the Catholic congrega-
ton of the barrow neighborhood gave
an entertainment on the church
grounds last Sunday for the beneflt
of the chapel fund, and the nice sum
of S58.75 was realized.
Mrs. David Kohlman and her lit
tie daughter, Fannye Marian, after
spending some time here with MRS.
Kohlman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Blum, returned Tuesday to their
home in New Orleans.
Miss Hilda Leblanc has become
member of the clerical staff of the
Meter store, replacing her sister,
Miss Louise Leblanc, who will be
married next Tuesday to Oscar r.
Landry, of Plaquemine.
Murphy G. Lebeau, of New Roads,
has entered the employ of the X-Ray
Pharmacy in the capacity of phar-
pt hoo
sumed a position in the soda water
department Of the same establish
ment.
Misses Pauline and Lily Bloomen-
stiel motored to Baton Rouge Tues
day with Isidore Kahn, Of that city.
After pleasant visit to relatives
there Miss Lily returned home Thurs
day, her sister remaining over until
today.
Mrs. V. Loisel and Mrs. G.. Cabiro
have sent the Chief an invitation to
take part in a basket picnic to be
given tomorrow at the Oak Alley plan
tation, in St. James parish. Dancing
will be feature of the program for
the day.
Nose Bloomenstiel was confined to
his home for several days this week
with an attack of sciatica, but is out
again and hustling for business with
customary energy and enterprise, al
though not entirely recovered from
the painful visitation.
Supt H. P. Broussard returned dur
ing the early part of the week from a
motor trip to St. Mary parish. He
was accompanied home by his wife
and little son, who had been visiting
relatives in the country near Franklin
for several weeks past.
Mrs. r. H. Prosser and daughter,
Mrs. Louise Ball, together with Mas
ter Hylton Ball, left Tuesday for
Biloxi, Miss, where they will enjoy
months stay Rev Mr.. Prosser will
join them next week, and while there
may be reached at the Elmer Apart
ments.
Stanley C. Arthur, ornithologist