A. J. Yard and little son, of Galvest
spent Thursday and Friday in Don
aldsonville and while here paid Th
Chief a visit, during which Mr. Yar
disclosed the information that theYar
home had been taken possession o.
last Sunday morning by a dainty 12
pound miss, who has been runnin:
things to suit her own sweet self eve
since.
The Chief has received from its god
friend Jos. S. Hebert, one of the be
known and most highly esteemed cli
zens of the French Settlement comt*
nity, a sight draft on the Natioil
Bank of Fortune, State of Happini,
for three hundred and sixty-five ha y
days. The draft is drawn throgh
the Bank of Prosperity and bearate
date of Jan. 1, 1907.
Rev. E. P. Craddock will conmet
services in the local Methodist chrch
at 10:30 o'clock a. m. and 7:30 o'ock
p. m. tomorrow, and the generalbub
lic is'extended a cordial invitasln to
be present. At the forenoon setices,
Rev. Craddock will deliver a amon
on "The Mountain Tops of ife,"
while the subject of his evenin ser
mon will be '"The Power of :nited
Prn~ver."
Assessor L. A. Landry, 3, left
Monday morning for the Newti'ver
section of the parish to cow*le a
census of educable children, J re
quired by law, and will be bus this
task for the next two or th ks.
Deputy Assessor T. A. Lqaic is
taking the census in the upp tion
of the parish on this side of t iver,
and for the time being the psedsor's
office at the courthouse is 4epletely
deserted.
The Married Women's stClub
met Wednesday afternoon the As
cension Club with Mrs. E. Wathen
as hostess. The prize, andsome
box of stationery, was w by Mrs.
