The Donaldsonville chief., 1918-05-04

OIClcl dHu GcUTkc SdSSO dIItVcu
this morning from Camp Beauregard
and are being warmly greeted on
every hand The boys are all in the
pink of condition and are paving the
ground for chance to see active SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvee Landry were
the winners of first prize at the lucky
dance last Saturday night at Dugas
& Hebert's hall at Grand Bayou.
Second prize was won by Miss Lorena
Landry and Felix Landry. The next
event at this well-known resort is
scheduled for Wednesday, May 8, and
will be wedding dance.
Sandy Truxillo has been appointed
tick eradication agent for the par
ishes of Ascension, St. James, St.
John and ST. Charles, and has entered
actively upon the discharge of his
duties. Mr.. Truxillo will serve as
assistant to DIR. Earl j. Nickel, fed
eral Inspector IN charge of. the cattle
dipping campaign in this district.
The host of friends of Mrs. James
P. Armitage will be glad to learn that
her mother, Mrs. Graugnard, Of Bes-
sic K. plantation, who was stricken
with paralysis Thursday of last week,
is very much better at this writing.
Mrs. Arnlitage is still at her mothers
bedside, but it is expected she win be
able to return home in few days.
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John Delatte. who went to Meeker
recently to assist in drying out sec
onds, was compelled to return home
He is fast recuperating from the at
tack and will shortly resume his post
as one Of the efficient proof-stick
manipulators IN the sugar-maklng de-
partment of the big Meeker factory
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Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Leslie and
Louis Therlot motored up from New
Orleans last Saturday evening IN the
Leslte's automoDlle ana renamed
the guests Of Pr. and Mrs, q. "
Martin. They were accompanied OF
the return triI, Dy ~ rs. W arlin, Wne
spent q few days IN the Crescent
City with relatives.
Local Jewish citizens nave agar
demonstrated their loyalty to the gov,
ernment. Notwithstanding that al
the members of the organlzatlon:
proportion to their means, Congrega
tinn Rikur ChOlim and AScenS1Or
Lodge No. 543, 10. B. r., througi
their boards Of directors, have votee
to buy one bond each. l,.
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Private E. B. Holbrook OF tnf
115th Ambulance Co., l14th SANITARY
Train. came down from Camp Beaure :
gard last Sunday morning to look al
ter important matters of business re
curing his attention, remaining her,
is Junior member of the firm OF Crit
fon & Holbrook, proprietors OF tn
X-Ray Pharmacy in this city.
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The new company which has &C
ouired the Evan Hall and Belle Al
lance plantations announced las
week that J. T. Landaiche, preslden
of the concern, would be genera
manager Of operations at both places
He will make his home on Evan Hall
Charles E. Thibodeaux, the wee pres
ident, will be assistant general man
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Janssens Melancon, the promlslnl!
Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aramis
Melancon of this city, who is attend
| ing the Alabama Polytechnic lnsel
tute at Auburn, writes to his parent
he will not come home for vacation
having secured a position IN the eo
ucational department OF the Westlne
house Electric and Manu1acturinl ! !
Company at. Williamsburg, Pa.' 10
summer work. The young. man
studying electrical engineering.
Miss Anna Marie Rateau, men en-
bcr of the graduating class OF th
New Orleans College OF pnarmaes
complimented the Chief with an II II
vitat!on to attend the annual aa coll
mencement exercises OF T. tnat insult '.l
ton, which We're neId u anursuay eH, ~,
ming at Marquetre nan, oh M. r.
grounds OF Loyola unive1sl.y. l,yl+on m's :
Rateau is the L talen'gn pa.aa., ua for,, :
MT. ana MRS. joseph Naseau' es.. .ao;d;r ao
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