He will call for and deliver clothes,
and solicits a trial from the public,
guaranteeing highest satisfaction as
to workmanship and prices.
A post-card to The Chief from Leon
Bloch, dated at Paris, France, Sept.
2, conveys the information that Mr.
Bloch expected to sail for New York
Sept. 10 on the steamer Kaiser Wil
helm II, due to arrive Sept. 16, and
would perhaps spend a week or ten
days in the American metropolis be
fore returning to Donaldsonville. Mr.
Bloch writes that he is bringing his
parents home with him.
The multitude of friends of Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Rabalais are extend
ing them warmest congratulations up
on the birth of a fine baby boy, their
first child, who made his advent in
to the world Wednesday of last week,
the 4th inst. It gives us pleasure to
chronicle the happy event, and to
join in the felicitations and good
wishes being showered upon the
proud young parents and the diminu
tive new-comer.
The host of friends here and else
where of Miss Ouida Terrio, the
lovely young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Terrio, of New Orleans,
will be happy to learn that she is
steadily recuperating from the ef
fects of a successful surgical opera
tion for appendicitis performed at
the Hotel Dieu last Monday. Her
condition at last reports was alto
gether favorable, warranting the be
lief that she will soon be restored
to her former good health.
Dr. E. K. Sims returned Sunday af
ternoon from a short visit to Ashe
ville, N. C., and Winchester, Tenn.
