Miss Louise Daigle, the talented
daughter of A. J. ("Plume") Daigle,
of Belle Rose, has been appointed
postmistress of that place, and the
selection is one that meets with the
cordial approval of the patrons of the
office. Miss Daigle has served as as
sistant postmistress at Belle Rose for
some years, displaying qualifications
in htat capacity which render her ex
ceptionally well fitted to discharge
the higher and more responsible du
ties that have been intrusted to her.
In common with her many friends,
The Chief congratulates her upon her
elevation and wishes her a successful
administration of the affairs of the
office.
Dr. Paul T. Thibodaux returned
Tuesday from New Orleans, where he
went to take part in the reception
extended Col. "Teddy" Roosevelt.
Dr. Thibodaux was among the promi
nent gentlemen from all sections of
the state who occupied seats on the
stage at the big .meeting held in the
French opera house Monday night,
and had the honor of shaking handb
-and conversing with the distinguish
ed Bull Moose leader. The doctor
says never before in his life had he
attended a meeting at which so much
interest and enthusiasm were mani
fested. Henry Terrio, formerly of
Donaldsonville; but now residing in
New Orleans,': also occupied a seat
on the stage and enjoyed the pleas
ant privilege of shaking hands
with T. R.
Tell 'em y :hsaw it in The Chief.
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PAROCHIAL LAWMAKERS IN SESSION.
Three HundiPed Dollars Appropriated to Build Dipping Vats for Public
Use-Road Contractors Granted Extension-P. T. Thibodaux, Jr.,
Elected Court Stenographer-Road Bonds Issued.
Donaldsonville, La., Sept. 9, 1914.
1 he police jury of the parish of As
cension met this day at the court
house, in regular session, and was
called to order at 12 o'clock m.
