Col. A. D. Vega, known to every
body as "Cheap Tony," proprietor of
[the big department store of Donald
f sonville, begs to announde that his
holiday goods are the finest, best and
cheapest in the parish. Call at once
and be convinced. Au boo marcheb
A glad band for all.
Mrs. John F. Terrio and family are
making preparations to leave next
week for New Orleans, where they will
reside permanently in the future, hav
ing completed arrangements to codrduct
a private boarding house at 2818 Con
stance street. The friends of the f am
ily-and that means the entire commu
nity-will join The Chief in wishing
them unlimited happiness and content
ment in their new home.
John E. Berret, a successful young
rice planter of Soulouque, and Miss
Lula Elaasey Ambrose, the charming
daughter of A. T. Ambrose, manager
of Barrow & LeBlanc's Pecan planta
tion in Iberville parish, were married
at St. John's Catholic church in
Plaquemine last Monday morning,
Rev. J. J. Holtgreve officiating. The
happy couple have a host of friends
ayd acquaintances in this community
who will join The Chief in extepding
them hearty congratulations and good
wishes.
The insurance policy for $3000 held
by the late John F. Terrio in the fea
ternal order of Knights of Pythias was
cancelled exactly twenty days after Mr.
Terrio's death by the payment of
this sum to his widow. Mr. Terrio
expired on the 20th of October, and
ten days after proof of his demise
had been forwarded to the central
office of the K. of P. by the officers
of the local lodge, a check for the
amount invjlved was received by
Master of Finance Wi. Pforzheinner
and turned over to the beneficiary.
