The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-22
soR THE VINDlcAToR.
SOCIETY GOSSIP.

axe the 1yecautinn 10 close Tue "!'"'' Nv
film curta,, does not obstrnct the N'"Wt
rom the street.
Mr., and Mrs. Lamlre Prudhoni,me Wei' Nf
- tny,, durun the week, on tlelf N"!M;
,nr,,. .,,',vr Il visit to their SISTER MEGA,
,alr;. Dehienx. opposite Grand tc"r'' al
Mr. and Mrs. Fu'hert Cloutier pas,se.nH
Ihronnn town, 4 few days ago, on ''en
way home.
Mr.. ". 3. McCntchcn was in town sew
eyal times during the week. &
Mr5Uyman hatI, died last Friday al
; 20 n'rjncl; y, H., after ~ short Illness.
Thn funeral took place at the Hebrew Gem
etarv. back Of TIE city, on o"h'!IH NV, u
inc and was largely attended. nc oI' ', r.
,soI leaves a wife aud several small emf Il
|Iren to mourn his loss. II
Miss yan.leuar. from the neighborlnS 8
t,,y,, Of Many, has been in town tor some Is
!, H ;",n NV . visit to friends. We trust that y
Hiss Van.ruar will have pleasant '''''' +
HI. 4, orr midst and return to her nome b
T., Nany. with kindly feelings towards 1hcS
arop g Of our little city who are hoteu lo'
stEeir kindness and hospitality. 8
/ y,uu, ladies' Should not forget t!lei's'
adirnitv SO far as to sit mp intile front WIZ
n dow and swing their feet, as the re'''a'NS
a.alled forth by their appearance are
mot always complimentary.
8 Gentlemen who make presents OF DOCKS,
&to their lady friends, should be careful
&;n makiur their selections and be certain
that there is nothing Objectionable, us W.
of a Young lady who is hiShiy on
Siendrl with a gentlemen who sent l'er u
Shook. she would ''hii;sh TO speak or. cheD
ala mot arrive at this conclusion, hoWever,s
M,mtu she had read the book and prcnllSec'
ksto lpnI It to several friends, then she be
scame very indignant at the poor !'o''s]
sanan.
~ The Perseverance Fire Company have
NOT vet received their uniforms, nl'lch
Gfo the distress Of some OF the men,
Nhrrs. who are anxious to create sensa-
Mtion, by their handsome appearance
s The Brass Band meets regularly and
Gpractices faithfully, twice week.
Master J. C. Trichel. Jr., now mem,
Ler of the band and one of whose muslcal
t,lent roc much can not be said.
4 Is it true that Il young gentleman WIG
i left orr town "a few months ago, Is 10 ID
m,rried in short while' As nc IS
reader of our paper, he may be so KIND al
to take the hint and satisfy our curiosity
u WHY will mothers who have ugly child
r rem PERSIST in asking people what the
thiuk of them9 Some people are poi''
enough to forget the truth, others are 10
= howsvcr and are considered rude, for DC
ing candid. r
e b Novel readers can be satisfied by calm
IA at AIR. Wilkinson's Drug store. where the
"a MyiIl all find something to their taste
:, e The Young ladies' of Washington al
Msccoud streets, iudulged in game
~ ,roouet, last Monday afternoon, NAV
M.,nt lot on Second street, and did NJ
sa.cem to miss the gentlemen at all. Natch
n &, ochcs Urls are certainly indifferent an
be@ ~ rot wish the boys to think that the
ooM;ue at all necessary, to their happiness
IN The Dung folks of Gretna, La, ma
Morcanzcd 'Lazy Club" such "a GU
ny could not he formed i'll our town, anu
re can beast of industrious boys ana S'r
edEDut we would suggest Reading Gun
-. M,s the minority of our young people a
Nv .ont,nt to read the town paper ana "
NJ W,}c,n novels. But this Of course, does II
no ,nnlv to all, as some of them are const;'
>, rarau,,srs and aspire to something high
;oHthan sensational novels.
IA Professor Williams, of whom we ia
Ell Eheard good deal, through the Mansh
mt sssfaud Coushatta papers, arrive" All
Grown last Saturday, for the purpose OF
r,,szinr dancing class, AS
lans syounc people have often expressed u " v,
,nd6tn l,v r s,,ch a class we hope that u
.rs Xviii take advantage of Mr.. Williams
IL, onr city. rs some of them are sorely
an kEnsed Of the services ola dancing master
'h' Mr. Ben Metoyer, Jr., was in town
'ca- ring the week, looking as well anu Lii
ers. Some as usual.
dc "a vhe,, is the "Spel'ing Bee" to come
III, H,yc howe that we will not be d'sappo,
"'SE,I Inf fear that we will be, as notl
as ~ hran heard of it for some days.
'"utM W,v is there so much envy and
.nsi- ,sv r. our circles9 Among the 20
them people particularly, they scarcely 81
y, rood word of one another
We have heard SO many cOnDiime
lrv remarks about certain young
far .ysr who distinguished himself, i'll q
tho .,om,eut speech Il few days ago, tina
-" nuat offer our congratulations. Nav
wei Shc INIT the beginning ola long an. .,
in Il esstnl career. We hope that he wa
Y Sc Hronsider this sarcasm.
come What has become OF the M'''
ror. SClub,, Isit still in existence:
y, 81 Mrs. L Chopin passed through town
l's' "an m her way from Cloutieryl
and am", t"r place where she will spend
,and. weeks with her fathers family.
b Miss Eva Carver and her little bre
;, kMastcr Joe, were in town 'of
EMU! while, during the week.
some The gentlemen took advan.aSe .
anl&h, n halliday and spent Wednesday
..;o, ,"nn IN hunting. We saw several
''''o" ,nwn and return about dark, but the
'sp'' Euotbinc to show for their hunt.
no re- We have just received a coy
ChasS Morning STAR" published IN Ne Nc,
reaaEllcans and among its well 1lllea ",
orv very interesting letter from Na'
ne,! Enhes The letter is well written a
litt'et 3hnne will not be the last from o"
.ot loENThe writer signs herself "Nydia,, q
90 hiM nDnose the curiosity Of her reader
- lie aroused and they will wonder v
who she is.
'nciSc" Ladies who forget themselves so
d Mr. 10 misbehave in church, must no.
Osene prised, when they hear their eon9ll
arely criticised. Noone admires un'a
aenor,msnt in any place, but it il
ut theE,nrly offensive in II church.
,ish toM Mrs Randle has been quite Ill iol
; mo ,.El.l days, and to- ay she is no oett !:
'"' ,,mtrust that she will begin to i
he hall sand be entirely restored to health.
nd says@ Now that we are having such
s; post3 full weather and our town can 1 Dc