The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-07-27

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SATURDAY, JULY II, 1918. y
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G6G cures Bilious Fever.-(Adv.) -
Remember, the registration books p
close Aug. 10. NJ
Marcel Ellsalde, of Baton Rouge, 10
is here on visit to his aunt, Mrs. J. az
W. Betz. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Claybert Belle. of
Burnside, visited relatives in New
Orleans this week. al
R. S. Vickers went to New Orle- al
ans Tuesday morning on business, 18th
returning Wednesday. Ell
Mrs. G. B. Walthers left last week re
for few weeks visit to relatives in
Gibson and Patterson.
Miss Ethel Werner returned a.
Thursday from a visit to relatives b
and friends in New Orleans. la
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Get your coal in now-it won't la
mildew. The Consumers Coal Yard n
is ready to handle your order.
Mrs Clerville Hin1el and her little P
son, Paige, of Minnie plantation, left f.
this week for trip to Wytheville, Va Ii
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Saxon and boys, F
of Burnside, returned Monday from C
an enjoyable weeks stay in Gulfport, M
Miss.
Mrs. Jasmin Tobias spent a couple al
of days with relatives in Baton fl
Rouge during the early part of the f,
week. q
Miss Erna Gisclard left today for O
Columbia, Miss, where she will spend L
a fortnight or SO with Miss Bessie W
Bates.
Police Juror J. G. Nargassans, of r
ST. Amant, was mingling among his cl
many Donaldsonville friends on Tues C
day last. %
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Miss Ollie Leblanc returned Mon G
day afternoon from Baton Rouge,
where she spent short while with
relatives Fl
Miss Helen Gleason, Of New Or is
leans, is spending some time with her# n
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Glea- n
son, of Burnside. n
Mrs. Joseph N. Soniat and chill t;
dren and Mrs L. D.. Matherne are q
here on visit to Mrs. B. Rybiski and
Miss Marie Rybiski.
Lannv Monteso. returned Monday
evening from Browns Wells, MISS d
where he enjoyed delightful So il
iourn of two weeks II t.
After visit to Misses Erna Gis- g
clard and Pauline Bloomenstiel,, Miss g
Ethel Putnam left today for her G
home in New Orleans.
Or. Horato J. Wiley and r. WI
Gleason, Jr., of New Orleans, spent d
the past weekend at Burnside as the /
guests of Mr.. Gleason's parents. Is
tiger Bourque and his nephew y
Il Sam. Bouraue, of Gonzales, were ~ I'd
town Tuesday Oh business and fa-lc
yored the Chief with a pleasant cali /
M. and Mrs. G. Donnaud Bentley
paid flying visit to Baton Rouge
Monday, going up via the Virgie- q
Valley route in the morning and re- v
turning the same afternoon. \
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Misses Suzanne and Trista Brin- +,
pier, of Burnside, are spending a /
couple of weeks in Ocean Springs, /
Miss, as the attractive guests of Mr..
and Mrs G. Walter Anderson.
Rice harvesting on some places Will
commence in about two weeks. due
to the dry weather and low stage OF Il
the river for irrigation, the prospect L
of full yield has been somewhat i'm ;
paired.
The many friends of Mrs. Wilfred b
Guigou will be sorry to learn that X
she has been i'll for the past week ]
and will join the Chief in hoping /
that she may soon be restored to her !
usual excellent health.
GbG cures ChlllS anu r ever lAu.J
Mrs. R. e. Noel and her attractive
daughter, Miss Juanita Noel, of Nc
Manor plantation, enjoyed delight
full trip to Baton Rouge this week,
driving up in their car Tuesday and /
returning home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lucille Dalferes, one of the
competent and courteous clerks in
the local postoffice, has been enjoy
ing vacation since the 10th inst,
and is now the guest Of relatives at
Sellers. She will return home to-
night.
The crocheted yoke and cuffs made
4 and ratified by Mrs. Louis Blanchard