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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
PNTHAN THINIRIE-

Mrs Frank Kaufman. 4O7 Lincoln
way W.. entertained the Pythian
Sisters at a thimble Tuesday after
noon. In the old Glory contests the
first favor was awarded 10 Mrs. Lc-
roy Hitchner and the second 10 Mrs.
Schuyler Sprague Luncheon was
served. Covers were laid for 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
A CORRECTION.

Mrs. Walter Lucke, bride OF
week, is the piano player at the Lin
coin theater. not the Temple, as
stated yesterday in an item pub
lished about the couple being pre-
scented with a parlor lamp and
stand by the management and en-
ployes of the Lincoln and Century
theaters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
CIRCLE HAVE PARTY.

The Good Will circle of the First
Christian church entertained with a
Backward" social in the church
parlOrs Tuesday evening. The deco
rations were flags. A short business
session was held. Refreshments
were served. The committee in
charge of the affair was composed
of the Misses Bernice Baer. Eunice
Edwards, sylvia Lee and Nina Sills.
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AT THE LINCOLN TODAY.

BE at the incoln theater early
today and then be one of the con
tented ones who can tell their
neighbors. You really should have
been there: il was the funniest pic
ture I have ever seen" See Marie
Dressler in "TilHe Wakes Up"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25

Doan and Graham. and has taken a
position with the Service garage in
South Bend. Miss Edna Stebbins is
assisting at the Doan and Graham
Office.
Mrs. Harriet Putnam has return
ed from a visit at CassopOlis. Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
UNDERGoEs OPERATION.

James Blue, 14-year- old boy re-
siding on Mishawaka rural route
No. 1. was operated on at the hos
pital last evening for appendicitis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
To ENTERTAIN THURsDAY

Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. r. II.
Robbins and Mrs. Colby Colt will
entertain the Royal Neighbors at a
thimble at the latter's home. Isl L.
Marion ST.. Thursday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
VISITORS FROM PONTIAC.

Mr.. and Mrs. A Q. Middleton and
children Of Pontiac, Ill, are visiting
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Middleton, 10 Z. Third st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
MISHAW AKA
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Team OF Mares, har-
ness. harness and wagon, at bar
gain price of $3.50 if taken quickly.
Big value for the money. Hy Kemp.
Home phone l ring 747 b, Misha-
waka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25

AUCTION SALE - on household
goods. mirrors, dishes. marble
slabs. old walnut furniture. Sale
Saturday. April IS. 1880 p. M. sol
+. Third ST, Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25
LOYAL woMAN's CLASS MEET

Mrs George Austin, Sic + Third
ST. was hostess 10 the Loyal Wom-
ans Bible class of the First Chris
tan church at it's regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-25

JUST RECEIVED Shipment of big
quantity of shoes from New York
AT the old price. TheO. DeMeister,
col w. Sixth st.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
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AND THERE is NO OTHER
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
NJ R. acksons Island Plantation 6 0"f sss s a G o.

This Is another Of West FeltciaRa' >
large plantations which has sho"B,
under capable N nagement that other
things than cotton may be- produced at
profit In this section.
Mr. NJ. Il Jackson. the owner, ably
assisted by his charming wife. keeps
books ON his farming aad stock raising
operations. Fnd le able to give an ae-
curatp account Of the cost at produe.
tion Of any crop II vas us much by
this means 90 ANY other that they eot
away from The Affection idea and de-.
termined 20 diversity After casting
ap accounts at the end of one cotton
season, they learned that their opera
tons had resulted Ia deficit Of SIC.
Being possessed Of keen business abil.
Jay they started AZ once 20 get into
something which would show . profit
Iheif place IN the hilis' near Wake
held, WAS found 10 De well adapted TO
growing oats anu l"spede5a ana To
stoekralsing Within Few years they
turned their labor INTO proiits' and their
greatest trouble nov IL ID hlling the
orders for their products. The Jackson
reputation Tor good products IL well
known abroad and has distinct
market salue
A visit to the lsIapd Viii convince
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

CHURCHES AT STAR HILL,

There arr tw1 churches az star Till,
second ward viz, Cheney Greek hap
tlss Church and a Methodist Church
The former was organized iR 1882 and
Rev Mr. East WAS the first minister
Th" building erected then Mas loHs
used rs a sehoolhousr also, but later Ras
burned Mrs Atkins mother Of Mrs
NHhg8u huEti The second church
wears ago ior the Baptlsis bui dgslfsd
IFS use az uuon church lb, Nefbo
dlsis 50 using Il for several years The
church Il served by tbe Rrv 0f BLACK
of Pride. - end Hassr Herman
Pigoit and Fletcher Harvey are fhn
deacous A good SUNDAY School a
maintained
The Star lll Methodist Church aas
built Ina 1885, aud has somewhat
larger membership than lhe Baptist
bat both comprise almost all of the
good people ~ that community Rev
: = Began Ia preacher lu charge and
gors there each fourth SUNDAY
The neighboFbood owns and supports
a Heal cemetery
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

example OF Southern architecture un
Greenwood Mr. Percy Is engaged In
merchandising farming and stock 1ais.
ms lie has not specialized on any one
branch Of the live stock industry bul
raises sheep hoss and cattle
rs q buyer and shipper Mr. Percy
Is bie factor In the business life of
thu parish. b ing Indeed the biggest
shipper of produea and live stock Ia
tbr parish H. has developed outlets
tor live stock and farm products which
enable him 80 pay good prices and be
buys and ships pretty nearly every
thing raised on the farm H. operates
over several Louisiana parishes and
Mississippi counties a. buyer Il live
stock Ills business Is based on iiye
and let live policy 80 he pays fair
prices ard Ia contenl with fair profits
b Towing IL better for both himself
ard thn farmer tor him 70 make q small
! ref oH many deals than the converse
So cell established IA q buyer is he
that there arr fv safes Of stock cor
farm commodities made Ia which be is
rot considered 10 bays aud sh ps
cattle, sheep hogs, corn, peas cotton
and mess in any quantity
Mr. Percy recently acquired the
elevator property, near the l. Il 4 n
station In Bayou Sara and he expects
10 operate II this fall in fhe corn
business
Mr. Percy w1s mafrt d Nov ,, 1905.
10 Miss Naomia Fisher Of New Orleans,
who readily assilniiated the West F'e,
liciana spirit and has Won for herself
a warm spot In the hearts OF our
people Mr.. and Mrs. Percy have four
children
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
George Rettig

George Rettlg is one of those solid
substantial business men. Who, sith.
out ostentatious display form the back
bone OF any community He Ii a native
soa and has elected To spend his life
IN the place of his birth lie received
bis education In the local schools pub
he and private, and afterwards Ceute.
nary College
Mr Retilg early applied himself to
accounting and soon became book.
keeper for q number Of firms having
branches In Bayou Sara. 10 whom he
gave earnest faithful service His
industry and faithtuIness to- others
afterwards stood him ID good stead
When Bayou Sara WAS sWamped By
industrial depression, he was confront,
cd silh the necessity OF either going
somesh re else aud looking for posi-.
ton or Of staying here and beginning
all over asa.a lie decided upon the
latter course and engaged In the gro
Gerry business ON his own account his
past years ~ a faithful employee hay.
iug much 10 do WITH securing favorable
consideration from Wholesale houses
Mr. fettig is conservative In all things
and has q growing business with a
bright prospect for the future
III 1897 Mr. R.fiig vas married 20
Mas satlte lfIagi, daughter Of Mr. aud
Mrs 4 Il Briapt They have one sen
and four daughters Their eldest child
Andrew has been employed Ia hf
Rank IT Commerce since that igslltu-
ton was oreau'kad
VI Rettig IL serving has third term
a. a member Of the toWn council and
applies the same straightforward, cen.
ser1aiiya policy to the affairs Of the
town that he applies 10 his oWn bust
mess For many years he has been a
member Of the board Of directors and
auditing committee of the Mutual
Building 4 Loan Association He Is
also past saohem of Tuniea Tribe
Ne il3 Improved Order Of Red Men.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

us,a,, s.f, fotga Ma e kpights
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thu ann s,,s community. both on
nccouu, ~ y.s rfrfa eaher,pes tc the
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

the family emIgrated, coming direct to
this town
Nj Trocehano started little fruit
store. but Was not satisfied with that
only. so with Il eapatal OF only s2aS, he
hrauchsd out into the shne business IN
tsbS The stock Was small but good.
ard being constantly Increased which
Rtth Mr. fturehiauo's courteous mans
ners and pleasing personality assured
hm q good rua Il custom Ills savings
warranted Ia 1914 the return OF the
family on a visit 20 bis people IN Italy
The vaf coming ou lh"t hurried back
10 st FrauesyiIlr six months later,
1915. h. bought his present nice heme
aBd store building stocking the latter
with nra goods AcIudlnR we'll known
brands Of SHOES and fine line Of
groceries
Though he came here Ia 1907, the
tamp year the boil wfegii did he has
prosprsd He always says. business
is good although be- does not know
- hat good times are from an American
Point at view tn la0s, he and Mr. ]
Il Matthew collected slbn from the
local citizens for the earthquake suffer.
crs In Sicily. and received formal
thanks from the governor oi Sicily
for this service
Mr. Trocchiano is manager Of the
ragttmo Thea'er where some OF the
most celebrated reels are seen lie is
progressive and uptethe-minu.e lie
keeps ga attractive store with we'll.
trimmed windows, q Store Of courtesy
and convenience. store of goodwill
and helpflllncss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

ana edited inc faifl"' '"'ff"'ta' 1881
iH'o' ana ''' southern Waterman 1851
-. b'lh VINO pVh'failons 81 hiS nome
town 'l'nloo
tie served vi 'h' H'ai' LEGISLATURE
as an ab''i'.'@il b.'h"'i"' 'SF'.'-'
bi'ah''ik Ef"''i'd iof w famous t"S''''s
III ihr lal''f Sat tie Was appointed
hh'f'U "i r'~' tttl'lata III lN'" ~ aH
ah "h'NP'f"a I. wa, "h" Was ''f't'' 10
tlla' 'fHt p" 'e'' t'' was ''''''d
lAht' '' lo' -''h '"o'ti4i ''1ff'et VI
i''' ava ~ me. ALTERNATIVE '''"'s'-
ti'h' b.INf'a 'H' iNn f7't iAi''S. H' d'n
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
L. ). Percy

+ : Percy l. doing he fuli share OF
one man 10 bring about better eondE
lions IN this parish A hustler. possess.
ed of executive ability and lndomltable
energy, he IL ever on th" alert 20 create
business Luck plays small part Ia
his operations and calculations. and
wIth an even break he IL bound to
succeed. for he has the spirit which Is
not easily baked by difficulties
Mr. pereys home II Greens ood Plan.
tatiou, near pIettcnherg This Is one
Of the finest of the ante.bellum homes
Ia the parish and Is farfamed as an
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

press messenger on the midday trains
ou the Clinton branch Of the y a NV.
Leaving school he continued his con.
Hection with this road aud nos has a
continuous service record of twenty
four years with this company He was
transferred to Baton Rouge where he
brcamc chief clerk for the company
Tie Was then promoted Ia the Bayou
Sara agency Iva 1895 Since coming
here be- has become So identified with
West Fellr3na that hc has declined 10
accept Some 81 the larger agencies,
amous them being lhose Of Baton
Rouge and Nalchrz
Mr Roz ia q lb,Fougu going bust
ness man and enjoys the confidence IT
4 vide circle 81 friends BE il identi.
GUd with every movement, tur progress
and Is iu AN ways Il substantial citizen
He Is a director Of the Mutual building
a Loan Association vice president OF
the Bank OF Commerce. and a member
OF lhe town council Upon assuming
his duties In that body he found that II
would take close sailing 10 manage the
affairs Of the corporation without 20.
ing into debt so he made q motion that
the mayor and eouncIImen serve with,
out compensation The motion carried
and to this day these officials attend to
the towns affairs without pay ~ any
kBd ether than that Ct consciousness
of duty we'll performed
Mr. Rogers is member OF IS
Adams Lodge No Is. = a 4 NJ. Jack
son. la In 1903 be- was married TO
Miss Alma Weber of Baton Rouge
They have three interesting children
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
Judge ( Charles kilbourne

Though Judg Charles kilbourbe is
not West Fvl,tauian either by birth
or residence be- has been Identified
with tn, parish as district Judge. and
IL one whom West tclieana delights
Ia honor Judge kilhourus was born
az Clinton la IA 1886 son Gf the late
Judge Jas G. kllboatnr aud member
Of one at ~, ufst families Ia East
Fciictaua he vas educated at Cen
tenary college Jackson graduating IN
1876 Ilr studied lae aud vas admitted
90 thu bar 10 1879 ~ addition TO his
practice hu taught school In lssgsl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
Peter Trocchiano

Among Sc FraneisYlle merchants
Peter TruCchiauo Is a live wire and
mere American IN spirit than many
native Americans He is however an
American citlkea, having taken out
naturalization papers. November. 1916,
lie vas born in Palermo, Sicily Dee.
-. 1879. and vas married there dee 10,
1895. to Miss Salvatore Ninei sister OF
sam. Thos. and Jas Vinei of ST. Fran.
elsyIiie. She had been carefully edts.
Gated In convent fof ~ years Their
only and idoIiged child, Frankie, was
born the following year. and In 1907
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
4. +. pillet

August Fischer pillot b another OF
West telieiana sous that she has not
lost sight Of and of whom abe Ia proud
TO know that he has made good tie
is the son Of the late A. n. aud Mrs,
Rosalie Fischer piliet, of representa-.
tive old families The young man left
here In 1896 for Dallas. Texas. having
ia the Insurance business
with the firm of Trezeyant a Cooh.
ran. general agents, Tn that city, Ru
ing through practically all the depart
ments In that office, and serving as
Geld man for about five years in Texas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

and Louisiana After the latter service
he was recalled to the office, superyig
ing q part Of the territory ander their
Jurisdiction In May, 1897. Mr. pillet
accepted a position with the Austin
Fire Insurance Company a. Assistant
Secretary Later IN the same year b"
Was made Secretary which position
he still holds he II also director nf
the Commonwealth aud International
aud Vice. President At the latter com
pany. the three being known as The
Tnas Fire Companies and having
joint offices These are HuW the lead
ing home FIRE companies. and do about
the third IarRes' hfe business Ia Texas
Ia the intelligent and careful attention
TO business his capacity fer good work
aud his fine character MIR pille' may
attribute bis succegs
tie WAS married ia 1895 Ia Miss
Amelia Mumlord, daughter Ut the late
John Aumford Of the cid West Folie
ANA fami, The young couple met in
New Orleans, not here. bul such was
the attraction Of parish ties, among
Others, that the, jobs, hands fur life
They have three children, fredafIck,
eleven, Margaret nine and Rosaiir
three years old Mr. Pillets mother
and only sister Miss Oriana pillet. re.
side In 81 Ffancisyille and make the
cid town, home, for the absent ones
lie does nei often return best This Is
no gauge of his affections Old West
Feliciana has no morr loving son than
\ r Pnlet.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
l.. W. Rogers

t. " Rogers Y. a NJ Y agent az
Bayou Sara, is a native OF East Felic.
lana, though a residence of twelve years
on this side Of the creek makes him a
loyal West Fellcianian with chances
that he will remain such for the re.
mainder OF his days.
Mr. Rogers eas left an orphan al the
age of seven years. During his child.
hood he vas cared for by relatives, but
as soon as he became old enough he
started out a. make his own way.
When bat mere boy he worked his
way through school by acting as ex.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24
Bertrand HARRISON

Parish Assessor Bertrand lRatl Iiar,
alsous genial soul looks at one from
the picture printed below, and is a
welcome sight to fhe hundreds who
call him friend be IL the only son of
Judge Bertrand Haralson. who was
State Senator FROM this District, and
later was appointed Registrar of Land
Office during Gov Il. c. Wiekliifes
administration Judge HARRISON died
while serving as district Judge after
the war The son was born al Batea
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

it was largely through shelr efforts
shat the comfortable school building
al Wakefield was erected, and Mrs
Jackson is leader ia the local school
improvement League
A Remarkable Well.
Thera IL d well on Tslahd plantation
the waters of which have recently breu
discovered te contain medicinal prop.
critics of considerable value. This Is a
surface well situated on q hili, and.
though there Il another we'll within
two hundred yards. the waters Of lhe
two are not the same Cistern water
was formerly used for drinking pur.
poses on the place and not much atten.
ton vas paid this we'll, though il was
noticed that the stock did rot care for
the water from IL 4 visitor she vas
familiar with the wafer OF a famous
mineral well. tasted les water aud
pronounced similarity In taste In the
two waters Az this time Mr. Jackson
was In q bad state Of health aud il vas
thought his days were numbered Re
consulted q specialist who suggested
that he use mineral water Mr. Jack.
son drank the mineral water from his
own place end IL we'll man again
Since that time different experiments
have been conducted with this water
sad many remarkable cures have been
effected by lts usc \ has particular
merif for the treatment Of rbrumeils ism
and a.abeHc troubles Mr. Jackson is
gathering information and data con.
cefniBg the properties Of this asier
and II Is uot unlikely that IL uIll b.
exploited in q commercial WAY
DR. A /. Meta. tn New Orleans
chemist has made the following an.
alysls Of this water
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

Mrs Blank | suppose. Willie. ypa
are glad that spanking has gone out of
fashion, Willie Huh II always takes
my folks couple of years to catch up
with the styles Boston Transcript.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

This edition at The True Demucra
viii go into nearly every State of thu
Union and several foreign countries
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

DO sour share 10 boost West Felic.
lana by sending q few copies Of this
paper TO friends living IN less favored
sections
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-24

be III match to read the meter
res plepr now with old 81 Peter
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