of marriages nevertheless, saw one of the prettiest weddings of the year last Wednesday at the Church of the Holy Name of Mary, when two of Al- AUTOMOBILE DIREgC Call up The Herald. Algiers 503, JA'n-r.enetrati*a giers' best and oldest families were will be arranged to ,. your conv • Fe The united through the marriage of John 1_Algerines at Law. Turner Morrison to Miss Gladys Short. Name of Car Distributor The church, and especially the sanctuary, were tastefully and beau. CIVIL DISTRICT COURT. Hlarding, lot Opelousas. Slidell. Belle- D.H.Holmes Co. tifully decorated. Fr. ('assagne had Succession of ienry P. Frazer. pos- ville and Vallette; another Iortion Reo "rI': 'nc Circle this in charge and as usual the re- session- E. A. Parsons. same square $:3t,0l terms --O'Connor. I------. - Limited suits were most gratifying to all pres- Emancipation of \\'alter Lee Frazer. State of Louisiana (James D)onnel- ent. judgment of emancipation. ly) to James l)onnelly. lot Webster. Circleod The bridal party entered the church Succession of Peter Clement. tutor- Wagnor. .\lix and Eliza $20 _t cash "t " (' announces its and marched down the main aisle to ship-Robt. O'Connor. IRedemption )-Treasurer. Premier the strains of Mendelsshon's Wedding CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES. IHettye Levy ('ahn to Southern Park preparedness to .March. played by Prof. llerbert. lease of property No. 4"1 Mrs. .Jhn It. Norman to Bankers Itealty ('o.. 7 The bride looked charming and street corner Alix street, for S Loan & Securities ('o. Inc.. $1.'.(S1 Vallette Chalmers "I s serve you with digni,'ied. She worme a beautiful crea- 12 months, ending Sept. :.'. 191i, at tract of land on right bank of Mlissis- tion of the tailor's art. of grey satin Pi'rivate. sippi river formerly known as Au- $•;:N' per month c(ombined with Georgette crepe, and Matthew L. IHowe and John W. Franklin " 1 I 7t complete rora or Eliska Plantation--Milling. carried a large bouquet of bridal to J. Edw. Iluckins, lot Mrs. J.lhi R. Norman to Bankers Ilowe. Jr.. roses and lillies of the valley. She .\tlantic. 'acific, Opelousas and Eve- assortments of Loan & Securities $25.0s0O was given away by her father. ('apt. Co. Inc.. lina. $1,00 terms-- Mahoney. tract of land on right bank of Mis- Wp. Short. The bridesmaid. Miss WIFE UNFAITHFUL. sissippi river known as Aurora CHARGES 7 Mamie Morrison, was demurely at- or El- G(eorme W. Brown charges his wife., Cole 8 i r o8St. tractive in a suit of bleaubird blue iska I'lantation-Mlilling. f;ussie IDurand. to whom he was mar- Enmil,J. Mothe to lowell t'arter. satin combined also with Georgette ried Nov. 2:'. 1l9,5. with infidelity in New Fall Jr... 5111, lot Tyulouse. Bourbon. l)au- crepe. She also carried a bouquet of his petition for divorce tiled in the ,Al!en bridal roses. phine and St. Peter Stafford. civil court Saturday. lie alleges that ei F I. V"tQt. r, 708 St. D)r. L. B. Landry- to Peter Rupp,. The best man was one of Algiers wife introduced the co-respondent. $2.s101.2 lots Newton. Nunez, his Merchandise most popular young men. Peter Mc- Teche whose name is not mentioned in the IBuiC IPrTlt i (;h nnv and HIomer - (;ivney. Mahoney. petition. into the home of a respect- On arriving in the sanctuary they REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. able family, and subsequently visited [Buick " C 2 Howa,, were met by Fr. ('assagt•e and Very Interstate Land C'o. to Hlerbert L. this man in his apartments there. Rev. Fr. l.arkin, who perfornmed the Bernal-in to -ny ceremony which opened a new chap- t- S2282 ter in the lives of two of .\lgiers pop- Stearns HoWa.d ular youn1g people. A pretty and interesting feature of the wedding was the fact that the bride used the same handkerchief that her mother used on her wedding day; SCHOOL NOTES and, the bride's father, ('apt. Short, wore the some tie that he wore on Bollwinkle s ' his own wedding day. McDONOGH No. 4 ROL LOF HONOR tBELLEVILLE NOTES. During the ceremotry Mr. Aubrey 'Medical Inspectors to Visit School Gainnie sang with feeling and strength Eighth (;radt- A-Scholarship and DIVERSIFIED "Endless l)ay." and Miss Nellie Ready del.ortment: George Rau and Hllr- Friday. man Frtench. rendered with artistic tinish the The medical inspectors are going "'Melody of Love." .Many relatives Eighth Grade I--Scholarshi p and to save the parents a trip across the SEEDS and friends. among whom were Mrs. dportn'ent: Gerald Cooper. Felix river, as they are going to visit the Behrman and Mrs. Nat Bond, were McAnespy and Melfourd l'itre. school on Friday morning to vaccin- D. Seventh Conquered the H. Grade Holmes A-Scholarship Co. and present to bid the young couple God- ate any child that desires to be vac- speed in their new life. d1-potnrltent: Milton A.ker, lPhilip cinated. Uk..-- r.,,. LIMITED Saleehy and The happy couple were the recip- Marcel Serpas. The time for the admissions of be- Boll-weevil Terror / ients of numerous and valuable pres- Seventh Grade B- Richard Bieh- ginners in school has been extended ents. which were much admired at a lr, l. on Duffy. Otto Metder. .lames to the The nama "BOLLWINKLE" stands fr all that third week in view of the is superior in reception given at the home of the tP-,ler. .Marion Crawford. Ed Newell, the agricultural world. Bellwlkle I storm which may have prevented seeds, fertilers, and farm Implements, sprays sad carnations and asparagus ferns. Mr. bride after the wedding. .lohn Roberts. John ('icutat and some from entering last week. insecticides, are recognized as among the greatest factors in the South's farmin prosperity. MARRIAGES ('ostello had as his best man. Samuel The honeymoon was spent at Long Ililary Schroeder. Beach. Miss. Giordana. Miss Payard was given Sixth Grade A-Scholarship and BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM' CO8TELLO-FAYARD. away by her cousin Mr. Emile L. The couple reside at the bride's deportment: Hugh lhilly, Joseph A wedding of the past week. was Stiedel. with whom she entered. The. home on Seguin street, where they are 1Magio. iMat Crawford. Roland hriel. that of Miss ('orine Fayard, of Bay bride was charming in her gown of now receiving their numerous friends. Olin Cooper. Frank Ol)onnell. Nor- SISTERS PASS EACH BOLLWINKLE St. Louis, Miss., to Mr. .. 1). Costel- silk and her tulle veil in the latest -man Ramnos. Melbourne Reed. Ira What to Pleant in the Montr of Octeber: - lo of Algiers, La.. which took place style was very becoming. She car- KISSINGER-FREICHE. Olroyd. .lohn Ruiz. Walter Scott. "<.,w()!u n Se'eds ,,- all trn l - "t .,-,ag.:"('aul: on Wedn sday afternoon at 5:::0 o'- ried a bouquet of Illlies of the val-. The wedding of Miss Adrienne F'rei- Clifford Swart and John Talluto. OTHER INGULF ti a r, fir.r,,,,;. bale. Leek-. . fMu tard. clock at St. John the Baptist Church. ley. little Arhtelia Stleffel acted as che, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sixth (;rade Ii--Scholarship and Chervil. Rada-ws. L.ttuce. Enh•r.. I'ar•n• Sal :/f in I)rydes street. The church was rdel.ortment: G. C. Emory. ('harle.- t , .' flower girl and was gowned in white Freiche. and Mr. Oliver G. Kissinger Pra,.' et ,at sh.II:- and Ar,,'h k, and Straw . beautifully and artistically decorated voille hand embroidered and white was solemnized on Monday. Sept. 24. Christiansen. Louis ('ronan, George berry plant. and was filled with large numbers over pink silk. and carried a basket. at 5::io p. m. in Our Lady of the Holy Hengert, Albert Monroe. Mark Hlynes. ONE DEAl) SEND FOR OUR GARDENERS' CATALOGUE. of relatives and friends. Reverend of pink flowers. Immediately after Rosary Church by the Rev. W'illiah IJoseph Trauth, ILouis Fernandez, F•ather F'rohn officiated at the cere- the ceremony there was a reception J. Vincent. Irvin Campbell and Horace Harris. Bollwinkle Seed Co. mony. The bride had as her attend- at the home of the bridal couple. The groom is well known here, Fifth Grade A-Scholarship and de- IR•S. T. V. CA('SANOVA, R., I)IFS ant her cousin. Miss Evelyn Ltd. Payard. having been a valued employe of the portment: .lames Calvin. William 510 Dumalne who was lovely in a gown IN PANAMA. Street. Phone Healoeck of flesh MORRISON-SHORT. Southern Pacific Co. for many years. Kassner, Milton Henry. Peter Ander- NEW ORLEANS, LA. colored voile with pink ribbons and Mr. Clayton t'mbach was one of son, Joseph Brune. Malcolm Schwar- News was received here Monday rosebuds. She wore a hat of pink September. though not reputed to the groomsmen and Messrs. E. Hard- zenbach. Floyd I'mbach and Alvin morning by cable of the death of tulle and carried a bouquet of pink. he as o)pular as June in the matter ng and1. Ryan ushers. Covell. Mrs. Toulme V. Casanova. Sr.. at Balboa, ('anal Zone. Panama. Fifth Grade H--Scholarship and de- i *'SEE WHITE TO BUY RIGHT" pertnuent: Stanford Willmore, Royal Mrs. Casanova is well known Williams. Iouis Broussard, Roy Ilin- here. where she resided many years tle. Albert Newberry and John Cur- and her death will be a great shock ran. to her many friends. She was a most estimable woman whose many Fourth i(rade A--Scholarslip and charitable deeds are well known A CONSULTATI1I It,tjortllent: William Entwistle. Lies- here. lie Kirkpatrick. .loep!l Sutherland. Mrs. Casanova underwent an op- ('harle.s (;err.ets. Finto Voegtlin. John eration last week and died early Ilunn. Robert Smith. August BHachot. .Monday morning. According to the with any of our officers will reveal many ways Is It.mel Amuedo and .ulian hIunt-t cable received .by her son, T. V. IiI I I phlrey. ('asanova. Jr.. the body will be which we may be of service to you, and invite fei Foullrth G;radle lI-Scholarship and shipped here by the first steamer to avail yourself oS our facilities. Our busimness Is d• prtment : Frederick Krae.mer. and should probably reach here Fri- Charles Ranielli. Wilson Barrett. day. conducted along lines that assure strength uad I .Irllames . lliggins. Esse West and Funeral arrangements will be Vitor C'icutat. made when the body arrives and curity and a desire to serve our deposition bl Third Grade due notice given. The funeral will A Scholarship and careful regard for their special needs. delortmwent: Elmer Ilavidson. Earl be held from the home of her son. 416 Pacific avenue. ('Cooper. Armand Ielcazal. .lances Fa- We invite your business. bares and Hlernman Grundmeyer. Mrs. Casanova's sister. Mrs. Lizzie Borden. left last Saturday for Pan- Third tGrade H-Scholarship and ama and is therefore en route to dteportnientl: Mark Amuedo. IHillmian Panama while her sister's body is blond, Allen (;uillot. Adolph I.achman. en route here. Walter Johansen. Arthur Meunch and 'elea Savoy. Whitney-Central National Second Grad, A--Scholarship and Hunn-- On Wednesday. deportment: Vincent Trauth, Morris Sept. 26, a. 10:15 o'clock p. m. Mrs. Bodinger and Russel Gilder. Fred- erick Hlunn. nee Rosina Zertbogel, Second Grade A-Scholarship and one of our oldest and most respect- deportment: Ferdie Bodengerl. Wal- ed residents, died. ttr Talley. Alfred DIecker. Karl Brodt- Deceased was born in Baden Ba- man and Preston Delcazal. den. Germany. seventy-two years ago The First Grade A-S-olarship and de- and had resided here for the past Famous PREPARE NOW! portment: J.ames Ienricks, Walter forty-eight years. She is survived Bairnsfather. Ben Ericksen. Nougie by her husband. and by two sons, AND Richard, hoard Evans and Ian John and August Hunn, and by four For Your Church. daughters. Mrs. A. S. ('ovell. Mrs. First Grade B-- ,cholarship and ('his. Ilildebrand. Mrs. Winm. Hilde- Mountain Reel deportment: brand and Mrs. WVm.Von Eye. .lulius Messner. Albert Twenty-seven Brodtman. James Weillacher. .Milton grandchildren, and two great grandchildren Covell, Charles Soulant. Floyd Brune. survive. If Mrs. Hunn had Elbert Ross and Alvin Short. lived until Nov. 26 there would have been a golden Christmas Gifts wedding celebration. McDONOGH NO. 5. The funeral took parce CALIFORNI Friday at 3:30 o'clock p. m. from the late Are very attractive and quickly reWched Ib M~.edical directors will be at M.1h-residence. .29 Olivier street. Ser- Donogh No. 5 School Friday to vac.- vices were conducted by Rev. Thos. cinate all children SOUTHERN PACIFIC Open a needing vaccina- J. Larkin. of the Church of the Holy tion. Parents of children of kinder- Name of Mary. Interment was in Famous "Sunset Limited" leaves New Orleas daily garten age are reqtluested to take ad- St. Bartholomew Cemetery. NO EXTRA FARE. vantage of this opportunity in order CREDIT ONLY TWO NIOHIITS TO CALIFORNIA CHARGE ACCOUNT that their chldren be ready for the kndergarten. which will open about Let Us Tell You About Points to Vit ThI Houton- the first of November. - On Wednesday. Sept. Reservations, Literature and Isfeoraisna WITH US 25. Thomas it. Houston. husband N O W! of 227 St, Charles St.-CITY TICKET OFFICE-oPham N Elizabeth Magruder, died in New ADOLPH MEYER SCHOOL. Mexico. Deceased was a native of Ask far "Apache Trail" Baske A LITTLE DEPOSIT AND A LITTLE EACH WEEK our town. The principal and faculty of the He was a member of the Marine Engineers Adolph Meyer School extended Beneficial As- Secures any article In our store. an in- sociation. The funeral START NOW-by the time the holidays are here vitation to all thit parents of the took place Monday morning at 9:30 your gifts will be nearly paid for. children attending that school to meet o'clock them on front the residence of his father-in- AVOID THE HOLIDAY RUSH-Select Wednesday. Septemlber 24. at law. now, while our stocks are complete and fresh. .:15 p. nm. Robt. Magruder in Magazine " street. Interment was ftason & 3amlin'm.i."" -- When all were in Metairie ' H assembled, the prin- Cemetery. I''..i e ths Ma- .n & II " - :, . . :" I..' worldran dl r i iPAY US AS YOU GET PAID cipal explained that the object of the gathering was to introduce the pa- rents to the teachers, so that they CISTERNS. could become better acquainted and CHANCE TO DISPOSE OF FOR HIM FOR HER thereby form a bond of friendship The Samuel Htouse-Wrecking Reliable between Cornm- Watches, Diamond Rings, Scarf Solitaire )iamond Rings, Diamond Bar Pins, parent antd teacher andti also any, of 827 Toulouse St., New Or- Pins, Monogram kFobs, to organize a co-operative club. i Monogranm Belt Brooches, Wrist Watches, lavallieres, Jew. leans, is buying a quantity of cisterns Buckles, ('ufflAnk. clir) Novelties. After pointing out the needs of thte and old buildings in Algiers. It is school and also the nmany ways int said they pay the highest cash prices which the club could be helpful. a for this kind of material. Their * NO RED TAPE motion was made by Mrs. John NO DELAYS Mur- telephone number is Hemlock ;hy Caffery, seconded by Mrs. 181.- I),. M. Adv. tf Gibs. that all assembled go into per- Successors to Cable PianoC$ mament organization and be known NOTICE! as the 'Co-Operatlve Club of the Gifts intended for men in the service who are stationed abroad, must leave the United States no Adolph Meyer School." later than the Tenth lay of October, in order to reach them for the ('hristmas Holidays. Thirty-five members signed thile roll. We properly pack, prepay all charges and guarantee safe delivery on all purchases lntend or among wihom weresonme very promi- Ravain's Shoe Sale M the men in the service, no matter where located. nent gentlemen. HOUSE PAINTING EVERYTHING ON THE CENTER COUUT01 One of the first needs of the school BE SOLD AT A BIO UARGAINL was a mall box. This was given im- mediately. mhd through the kindness This Is Only a Few Of Our Bar J1 - of one of the gentlemen members It MRS. n Ioth - Mi, C.ar a, in Ila,'k I utton F. POPOVICH S Ize.12 to 2 for Mond.y was placed in position to receive the mail One Lot - Mi~,. Tan S~Iporthlh I lit .lc,. for the school. FASIOIHABILE MILLINERY Suzsi I to 2. for Mu.d. , After an exchange of ideas relative f e lot Nit.e. (;un Met'til B luah.rla WHITE BROS. CO. to the welfare of the school, the club We have received eour New Stocks Stzr. 12 I-2 to 11 1-2. for .M111na decided to meet the first Wednesday of FALL HATS *E HERE ON TIME MONDAY IF YOU "Greatest Watch and Diamond House South" of each month, at 3:15 o'clock. until LOOKING TO SAVE MONEY. some provision could be made for eve- I Special School Hat f50 nling meetings. 624 CANAL STREET for Children - . fJ NEW ORLEANS Miss Vaughan thanked all present J. 1. RAVAI4 for their hearty co-operation and with 604 Frenuehmeo St., Near Decatur "TlE I OB10 MAN" - beat wiahe for the uce of the Phe N-1888 to Reaglie BAg Deparotuaet Stwe I club the autsag alaurmed. Neat