Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION

visitors TO the Crescent City Satur-
day. ].
Miss Nettie Talley of Richardson
town is seriously i'll, according to re-
ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lacy Dickerson
spent the week end with New Orleans
relatives.
Mrs. Robert Maloney spent the
week end with relatives and friends
in New Orleans.
Mrs. G. C. Fields of the Mississippi
Delta is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. L.
Gould of North Border Drive.
Mrs. ]. w. Sutton of the Beall ad-
dition is convalescing from a slight
operation at the Bogalusa Hospital.
Mrs. o. B. Magee has returned
from San Antonio, Tex, where she
had delightful visit with her par
ents.
Rev. D. v. Blaney, secretary of the
Y. NJ. C. A., occupied the pulpit at
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
night, preaching to good eongrega-
ton.
Miss Anita Crumpton, Miss Louise
Creegan and Mrs. c.. B. Creegan
went to New Orleans Saturday, re-
turning to Bogalusa Sunday after
noon
W. ]. Martin, who has been work
ing in New Orleans since the closing
down of the Great Southern Lumber
Company's mill, spent last Sunday
with him family at 618 Avenue D.
Miss Bessie Wray, who is asso-
ciated with the Goodyear Tire Com
pany of Memphis, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. ]. L. Gould of North
Border Drive.
Mrs. C. B. Creegan, the mother of
the gym secretary at the Y. w. C. A.,
returned to Greenwood, Miss, Mon
day, after having spent several days
visiting in Bogalusa.
Mrs. F. C. Lee left Tuesday after
noon for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Birmingham and |
other Southern cities. She expects |
| to return in about two months.
E. V. Moore, who has made Boga-
lusa his home for the last ten years, |
has closed his home on Avenue E
and will make his future home with
his mother in Laurel, Miss.
Mrs. w. G. Pownall spent last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday in New
Orleans as guest in the home of Rev.
and Mrs. A. /. Townsley. She re-
turned to Bogalusa Monday morn
ing.
G. S. King, who has been confined
to his bed for the past several days,
is able to. be out again and will leave
today for Jackson and other Missis-
sippi towns where he will visit rela-
tivcs ar friends.
L IS said That the afternoon tea
given at the i. ". G. A. Monday was
the laTge3S similar event ever held
there. No one was hostess, so the
women cafateried the affair and it
was social success.
E. T. Mitchell of Richardsontown
is spending this week in Poplarville
examining plans and specifications
for the new roads that are to be
built by Pearl River county. There
is a possibility of Mr.. Mitchell trying
his hand as road contractor.
Miss A. D. Winter, the efficient
superintendent of the Bogalnsa Hos
pital, returned home on Thursday of
last week and is once more seen with
her hand on the throttle. She was
delayed IN her return home for one
week due to the illness of her brother
in Baltimore.
Miss Kelly, who came to BogaIusa
to supply at the Bogalusa Hospital
during the vacations of Misses Win
ters and Bayne, left SUNDAY night
for Jennings, La, where she will
visit home folks before entering upon
further nursing duties. She gained
many friends while in Bogalusa.
One of the biggest cases the local |
hospital has had III some time was !
hat of Dennis Knight, who has been e
folding down bed in room 4. Den -
lis, according to the nurses, is 7 feet -
all and weighs not less than 400 !.
POUNDS. OF course it is a slight mis- M
axe, but he was hot as sick as he III
5 big, and has returned to his home Iii
n Adamstown.
Miss Ruby Moak, the popular stem
grapher in W. H. Sullivan's office. III
as been confined to her bed at the Iii
ospital where she has been in soil Hi
airy isolation. It is reported that iii
ne did not even succeed in Shining Hi
letter out from beneath her door N
Ter recovery from the symptoms HI
as so complete by Tuesday morn Ill
lg that the bars were taken from III
er door and on Wednesday she was
ernitted to return home.
The group of women, headed by
MSS Evelyn Deloney, who went to
t. Louis, Mo-, last week to attend a iii
invention of Y. w. C.. A. workers.
'turned to Bogalusa Monday. All
port that the convention was worth
e "Trip and that there is no doubt
IL That many things of great bene-
VIII be accomplished because of
err TRIP. Those who returned Mon iii
lyy' besides Miss Deloney, were
RS. y. +. Poole, Mrs. w. ]. Will
ugnoy, Mrs. Q. L. Johnson and Mrs.
=. Gill. Mrs. Firth went on to
licago from the cnnuantio,, Ill