C. lHazlip, of this city, and replaces
Mr. Me.ianon's former residence on
the same site, which was destroyed
by fire last May.
Whiteman Bros. have received per
mission from the United States au
thorities to change the name of the
tug they recently purchased from
"New York Central No. 3" to "A.
W. VWhiteman." The new appellation
which is that of the popular junior
member of the \Whiteman firm, will
be bestowed upon the powerful ves
sel when she returns to Donaldson
ville from a trip she is now making.
Prof. Richard S. Landr. of Bar
ton, who is known as a musician of
talent and a capable pigno tuner, an
nounces that he expects to leave Oct.
27 for a several months' trip through
th. Teche country, and that until
that date he is prepared to an
swer all calls from piano owners who
may desire to have their instru
ments tuned. Orders for Prof. Lan
dry left with the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart will reach him prompt.
ly and have his careful attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Bloomenstiel,
Mr: and Mrs. Abe H-I. Bloomenstiel
and Mr. and Mrs. 1M. F. Bloomen
stiel were summoned to Unton Rouge
last Saturday on account of ,the
critical illness of their mother, Mrs.
C. Bloomenstiel, who was prostrated
by a stroke of paralysis in cthe fore
noon of that day. Late re.ports from
the patient's bedside are to the ef
feet that she is slow ly rtecuperat
ing from the effects of the visitation,
and her ultimate recovery is sillere
ly hoped for by the l. eion of friends
of the family in this community
and elsewhere.
