Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. 2. H. Firth will return some
time next week.
Mrs. Hugo Smith is ENJOYING :
months visit with relatives and many
friends at Brookhaven, Miss.
Robert Magee, who is a student
N the State University at Baton
Rouge, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Ma
gee, on Avenue E.
Mrs. G. c. Lynum. who formerly
lived at 543 Avenue D, but who now
resides IN New Orleans. spent last
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
W. I West on Avenue B.
A little girl came to Bogalusa
Iueseay morning t. make her future
home with Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
She and her mother are both in fine
condition at the Bogalusa Hospital.
Mrs. Kate Wootan Webb left Bo-
gaiusa Saturday evening of last
week for Stephenson, Miss, to join
her husband, who has accepted a po-
sition there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Jones, of 527
Avenue q, have taken the house on
AvenNe 3, formerly occupied bv Mr..
Hamilton in the eco block, and are
moving their effects into that place
today.
II. L. Wood, one Of the popular
employees of c. J. Wade's office in
the II, o. G. n. general offices, is
taking a vacation at the Hotel de
Hospital, where he is recovering from
an attack of malarial fever.
VI Bradt, who formerly lived in
q small house to the south Of Rich
ardsontown, died Tuesday morning
and was buried Tuesday afternoon.
He had been afflicted for a number
OF years with tuberculosis.
Mrs. George Townsend and Mrs.
ga 4. Wuescher were hostesses to the
tea given at the Y. w. c. A. Monday
to which q large number
OF women Of Bogalusa went.
Nh. and Mrs. L. I. Donnellv Of
AIiehIean avenue have had the pleas
ure Of welcoming L. I. Donnelly, Jr.,
to Their home. The young man ar
rived last Saturday afternoon and
both son and mother are in good con
dition.
Mrs. W. E. Carlisle, who formerly
lived on Avenue B, but who now re-
sides IN New Orleans, returned Mon
day to B0galusa in order to transact
business connected with the Wood
men Circle, Of which she was the
clerk.
The Y. NJ. c. A. is now boasting
a beautiful piano, which was I'M
loaded in Bogalusa last Friday. The
instrument is. a first-class one in
every respect, end the fact that it |
reached here in Lime for the opening
number of the Lyceum Course was
especially appreciated by the au-
lience that heard the music last Fri |
,'ay ri@ht.
S. q. Burk and family left Thurs
lay Of last week for Florenville,
where they will visit for few DAYS
before going on to New Orleans: Mr.. /
8urk has been a resident of Boga-
Hse for several wears ra.ass;..-- - -
ately ceased his connections az sne
# tbs yard superintendent in the
treat Southern mill. His plans when
lie left Bogalusa was to make Lake
Charles his future home.
E. S. Foreman, employed in the
Y. o. G. N. offices, together with
lis brother, w. H. Foreman, left
sunday morning for Crystal Springs,
Hiss, where rumor has it that E. S.
foreman took to himself a bride on
tuesday evening. Confirmation of
he report is not yet, and Bogalusa
will hardly know but by the printed
ecord whether it was Seals or Will |
Who got married, but both the twins
we're confident that the name E. S.
foreman would appear finally on the
marriage certifieate.
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