The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-30

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SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1917.
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Hiph-grade secondhand Ivers- Pond
niano for sale, cheap. Apply to Mrs.
Tasmin Tobias.
Miss Stella Haas, of Salisbury plan
+ation, is spending few days in New
Orleans with relatives.
Mrs. Clerville Himel, of Minnie
n,antation, went to Napoleonville for
the day on Thursday.
Mrs, George B. Richard will re-
turn today from a delightful visit to
relatives in New Orleans.
Miss Georgette Richard will leave
TODAY to spend few weeks in Monroe
With Miss Ruth Washburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Leblanc spent
,ost week in Paincourtville as the
auests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Landry.
Miss Norma Gisclard spent Tuesday
NIGHT very pleasantly on McManor
nlantation as the guest Of Miss
Juanita Noel.
Miss Florence Taddiken, of Twin
Falls. Idaho, is visiting friends in OAR
row and cordial greeting is being
extended her.
After spending three weeks here
with friends, Miss Eugenie Polverine
returned Friday of last week to her
home in Delcambre.
Miss Norma Gisclard will leave to-
morrow for Belle Chase, where she
will spend a short while as the guest
of Miss Violet Keller.
Miss Mary Jane Stuart left Friday
for Baton Rouge, where she will be
the guest of her brother-ln-laW and
sister, DR.. and Mrs. Harry Morris.
The local freight office of the T. &
p Railroad will be closed July A, so
nc to afford the employees an oppor-
tunity to celebrate the glorious day.
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WHY not take dinner at the Red
Cross festival on the Fourth? A de-
]icious meal will be served for only -
per plate, including pint Of claret.
Mrs. J. S. Dalferes, of New Orle-
ans. is spending while here as the
oo,ast of her daughter, Mrs. L. A.
Tawless. and her sister, Mrs. c. Kline.
The many friends of Mrs. c. Kline
will regret to learn that she has been
i'll for the past fortnight, and will Joln
the Chief in wishing her an early re-
covery.
Miss Eugene Polverine, OF Del
cambre, who was here on visit to
friends, spent Thursday CT last week
with the Misses Daigle at their home
in Lessard street.
Misses Rena Bourgeois, OF brusly
Landing, and Odette BOURGEOIS OF
Convent, spent several days this week
with Miss Juanita Noel at her home
on McManor plantation.
Masses will be celebrated in the St.
Francis of Assisium church, Smoke
Bend. at and 8 O'clock tomorrow
morning. There will be services in
the chapel at barrow at 1915 a. m
Mr., and Mrs. f. A. Lawless and
family removed this week from the
Landry cottage FIN Claiborne street
and are now doniciled in the spacious
Ouimby residence in Lafourche street.
Leo Schoeny arrived recently from
New Orleans, where he has been at.
tending the dental department of
Loyola University, and on Monday
will enter the employ of the South
Louisiana Fair Association as an adj
vertising solicitor. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daigle and
their children, Clarence, Mabel, Hello
Use, Vivian and baby Hazel, OF west
Baton Rouge, motored to town IN
their Dodge car last Sunday and
spent the day here very pleasantly as
the guests of Misses Eliza, Laura and
Therese Daigle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Bloomenstlel re-
turned Monday morning from a de-
iightful visit to relatives at Green
vile, Miss. They were accompanied
to Donaldsonville by Mrs. Bloomen-
stiel's brother, Jake Kirchner, OF wa
co, Texas, who spent the week here as
their guest, departing for home this
afternoon.
Elsewhere in today's Chief will be
found the quarterly statements OF
the Bank of Ascension and the Com
mercial and Savings Bank, as com
piled at the close Of business on June
20. The figures show both banks to
be in excellent condition, and lndl-
cate measure of carefulness in the
management and conduct of the re-
spective institutions that cannot fan
to afford qualification to their stock
holders, patrons and friends.
The Newman Farm has been much
In the limelight of late. The