The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-05
NEWS NOTES FROM BERWICK
iappsnings of Interest Aeross the
Bay. Seniors Have Party. Sa-
looms are Closed.


For the second consecutive SUM-
day Berwick was dry yesterday. All
of the saloons took the tip and clos
ed their doors at midnight Saturday
night.
Henry Lemon OF Patterson visited
friends in Berwick Saturday.
Mr.. James Robinson Of Patterson
was . visitor in Berwick Saturday.
The steamer Alarm is in port af-
ter stormy trip to Gueydan.
The Woodmen Circle held an in
teresting meeting on Sunday after
noon.
The boys of Berwick gave a
dance and a party at the home OF
Mr.. Henry Poncio, the druggist, on
Friday evening.
Father Souby said mass at the
Berwick church Sunday morning.
One of the delightful parties of
the year was the ''Tacky Party" CIV
en- by Miss Henryietta Brown and
Miss Thelma Thorgeson for the SEN
Tor class of the Morgan City High
School on Friday evening. The in
vited guests besides the class were
Miss Violet Thorgeson, Miss Jean
cite O'Brien and Kate Preussch.
Members of the class attending
were Freida Bass. Grunda Gabriel
son, Euna O'Brien, Vivian Chopper,
Merville Gautraux, Allen Bella,
John Bourgeois, Arthur Golden, Ed
win Dyer, Joe Granata, Isaac Him
Ell, Clayton Coleman, Wallace
O'Brien, and others.
1t is reported that the Steamer J.
n. Pharr which had been tied up in
Berwick since the grinding season
closed will start work for the Riggs
Cypress Co.
The extreme cold weather Of |
and Friday night played
,avoc with the beautiful flower gar
lens in Berwick.
Mrs. M. A. Sutton, the efficient !
'ecretary of. the Louisiana Fish &
Oyster Company will be the dele
rate representing Grove Camp No.
-, Woodmen Circle at the Conven-
ion of the order which meets in
1ew Iberia in March.
Mr.. Albert Boudreaux has return
ID from the reef on account of an
Ittack of chills and fever.
One Of the Berwick contestants
n the Review contest is among the
hree leaders at this time and stands
n excellent chance Of winning one
+ the big prizes.
The steamer Sewance was in Ber-
vick for short time Sunday. ~
Mr.. Fred Lamke. manager of the
berwick steam bakery will make a
arden in the lot just south of the
'atholic church. He will be assisted
Y Morris Fortin, Jr.
There are seven Berwick boys
nd girls in the senior class of the
forgan City High School which will
this spring. They are
layton Coleman, Isaac Himel,
una Q'Brien, Gunda Gabrielson,
lien Bella, Henryiatta Brown ard
helma Thorgeson.
There will be dance at Ecton
andry's hall about Mardi Gras.
The Review is deliveredd by car
er to all parts Of Berwick. The J.
Inscription price is only ten cents
sr week.
Have you voted yet in the Review
|ntest?
Mr.. Leonard Saunders who was
lrt at the coal chute last week has
turned from the sanitarium at
attefson where he was taken for !
eatment. It is said that several t
myers had to be amputated.
A feature Of the Mardi Gras !
snces to be given by the Wooden {
ircle in Berwick this year, on the t
Ith Of March, will be the dance for t
e kiddies in the afternoon from
90 to $500 o'clock. The ball for
e grown-ups in the evening will be Z
c event Of the season for Be-v ck
lnccre.
Two things you should do: Sub
ribe for the Review and vote for
me contestant.