Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
PERSONAL MENTION

clothing department of MalSoI
Blanche, spent the Fourth with his
parents in Bogalusa.
Hiss Margaret Williams of Plea.
yune, Miss, arrived Friday morning
to spend a few weeks vacation with
Miss Iva Keaton.
T. H. King, Jr., of Silver City,
Miss, is here for few weeks with
his friend, J. w. Caraway.
Misses Lois Firth and Sue Alice
! Baylis Of Columbia, Miss, spent the
weekend visiting Miss Lois Quinn.
j Miss Norma Lee Waugh of Tyler
town, Miss, is spending few weeks
visiting with Miss Lois Caraway>
| Darby elmer, who is working in
the county surveyors office in Co
Iumbia, Miss, spent Saturday in Bo-
galusa with his parents.
Mrs. ID. E. Philips of Brookhaven,
Miss, who has been Ill in the local
hospital for number of weeks, re-
turned to the home Of her sister Mrs.
M. L. Wuescher, Sunday evening,
where she viii visit a few days be-
fore leaving for her home.
Harry Poole came down from Co
lumbia Friday to spend the 3rd and
4th with his mother.
lido Wadsworth, formerly one OF
the N. o. G. N. auditors office force,
who is at present working for his
brother-in-law in Poplarville, Miss,
couldn't miss the big celebration here,
last Saturday, and then stayed over
until Monday with his parents.
Misses Mary an Rebeeca Carp OF
New Orleans spent the Fourth visit
ing relatives and friends in Boga-
lusa.
Morgan Cooper, formerly an engi-
neer running out Of Bogalusa, but
since his return from France located
1 further up the line, has been re-
/ turned to Bogalusa and will make
this city his futue home. He plans
/ to buy property on Superior avenue.
/ Mrs. Bette Bright and five sons
/ left Tuesday for Brookhaven, Miss,
4 where they viii spend the next three
weeks visiting relatives.
Jim w. Ford, one of the prosper
Gus farmers of the Angie neighbor-
hood, found Bogalusa to his liking
/ last Saturday and took in the whole
celebration.
E. P. Fryant, the efficient engineer
of the Bogalusa Paper Company,
4 spent the Bird and 4th with his moth
er in Jackson, Miss.
/ Bob Pope, well known around the
town of Angie, and no stranger by
long shot in Bogalusa, showed him
self on our streets last Monday.
Miss Greeta Gearheard returned
Hast Friday after having spent three
weeks visiting friends in New Or.
leans and relatives in Lutcher, La.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Gearheard and
son, Roger Dee, returned last weel
from Biloxi and Pass Christian, Miss.
at which places they had spent theil
vacation.
Mrs. j. II. Willoughby and son
Harold Willoughby, of Brookhaven
Miss, spent several days during th'
early part of the week in Bogalusa
the guests of Mrs. Willoughby'
daughter, Mrs. D. 7. Gushing AMI
family, and her son, Julian vii
loughby.
Mrs. Wiley Magee and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Powers drove from Bogalusa tt
Biloxi, Miss, last Saturday, whert
they have secured a cottage on thu
Camp Ground for the season.
II. w. Beeland, assistant rem
agent for the Great Southern Lum
Der Company, is taking his vacation
and with his wife and daughter i
spending week in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Lucille Francis has resigned
her position in the pOstoffice and i
now visiting in Texas. She expect
to make Houston, Tex, her futurr
home.
F. L. Jones, one Of the Bogalus;
Stores Company statesmen, took hi
vacation last week and spent the tim,
with his parents in Newton, Miss
He was accompanied by two Of hi
daughters, Miss Francis and Mis-
jamie.
Miss Elda Leblanc Of CoYington
La, spent several days, including tn,
Fourth, as the guest Of Miss Cecill
Leblanc Of BogaluSa.
Miss Beatrice Mason and Mis-
Amanda Gayer, two Of Bogalusa's eff
ficient school teachers, left last weel
for New Orleans to attend a shor
summer course at the Baptist Bibl,
Institute.
w. ]. Willoughby, chief clerk il
D. 7. Cushing's Office, was called II
the bedside of his brother in Clarks
vile, Tenn, last week, where it is re
ported his brother is in a dying con
dition. Mr.. Willoughby had Just re
turned from GAINESVILLE, where hC
and Mrs. Willoughby had spent theil
vacation.
L. 7. Richardson was reported or
the sick list last week. He was baked
from attending the festivities Of Sat.
urday, but was able to be out Mon
day.
Miss Texanna Carter Of Franklin.
ton spent the first part of the week
visiting with friends in Bogalusa.
Claude Ball, of the electrical force
Of the Bogalusa Paper Company
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ida Napier of Jackson, Miss,