The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-05
For the INDICATOR.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Last Sunday Was y lovely day and
the streets were throngsd with ladies'
and gentlemen enjoying an afternoon
promenade. We saw several cou.
Piles walking In the cemeteries and
noticed that these places are the ia
vOrite resorts for young people. Can
any one tell US why? It looks q lit.
tie suspicious to SEQ a dreamy, SEN
timental couple saunt. ring up AMI
down tuese doleful places and we al.
ways expect to hear some news.
when they reach that stage.
The Catholic Aid Society will meet
In Mrs. Lecomte's parlor, IN Sunday
the 9Th, Immediately after high Mass.
The monthly dues will be collected
at the meeting; all the members hav.
log been previously notified OF the
amount due by them, they are ex.
pected to come prepared.
The old saying, that children
should be seen and not heard" Ia
one that is often abused; particular
" during church service. It Is very
amusing to see child cut up It's lit.
tie pranks In the right place, but 1t ts
exceedingly annoying to have a
whole congregation disturbed dur
ing the most solemn part of the ser.
vice.
We were mistaken when speaking
OF the marriage of Mr.. Robert Perot
az that Is not his name but as he has
always been known by the sobriQuet
Of Bob, we were not aware OF bis be-
ING the owner OF the illustriOus name
Of Scion. We will endeavOr to be
more accurate hereafter.
We hear OF q wedding to take place
at no very distant date within q few
miles Of town. Az the bride and
groom elect are we'll known In oul
social circles, the event Is looked
forward to, with great pleasure.
We hear Of several ladies who OK
pect to visit the city for the coming
festivities. Judging from the mag
niticent preparations being made II
New Orleans, for that occasion, It II
likely to be a very enjoyable trip
Several persons expect to leave mex
Tuesday.
We to celebrate that day? We ar
surely not going to let It pass un
noticed. as we have done heretofore
Az the winter season has been un
usually gay, We ought to finish 1t OF
With something grand. Let tn
young people put their heads togeth
or and decide upon some entertain
ment for tho close of the carnival.
Mr.. Lewis Tester has been quit
s,ck. with the measles and Maste
Richard Caspsri has been a6ecte
with the same complaint. We hav
heard Of no other cases, and hope
will be confined to the two mention
ed.
. Mrs. Overton Breazeale is spend
ing some days In town. her first vis
In a long time; her friends we're q
glad to see her.
Mrs. J. G. Noise was In town dul
ing the week stopping with Mrs. /
3 E. Lemee. Miss Jane Campbell va
here also. -
The fine weather has afforde
great pleasure to the ladies who ha,
J, flower gardens. We saw a gre.
Z MANY at work and in q short Will
will have cause to be proud OF the
flowers. There are several very ne'
l. gardens in the upper part OF tow
e and in the flower season will be gre
Is ornaments 10 that portion OF the GIT
DR.. Powell has recovered suttcten
" to attend to his professional dutte
He waa sick for several weeks 81
: bis friends are all glad to see him
:, and about again.
q Our young friend Frank Cary
lie came very near being seriously !
" jured q day or so ago. While assls
> ing to load wagon with cotton b
foot slipped and he fell across &
side Of the wagon, and one OF {
.. bales struck his back. His fami
10 we're much alarmed for come til
70 but were relieved to find that be b
II, sustained no lasting injury. Fra
=. Is one OF the most energetic you
10 farmers about here and We We,
regret to hear OF his being hurt. I
N must be more careful, Frank, or
' may not be 80 fortunate In escap1
H. another time.
High Mass was celebrated at
'Cat1elral9on Wednesday. in hol
OF the Feast OF the Puriacatt
u Father Dicharry delivered an
We propriats French sermon and
.st formed tina ceremony Of bless
~ candles. We must not forget to M
ne ton the artistic manner With WI
sir Mrs. L'HerissOn and Miss pul
cts Pipes sung the Ave Maria. III
T, ladies always sinx we'll and 1t
pleasure 10 hear them.
Arrest Of Citizens,
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