The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
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~. "S'ess C""Yuct Club Me-, far
~. "ss, game, last Sunday aS,ern.m
W. esssa'd street. Not knowiny ~. ,....,.,
=" The club, We did not learn !, l.. ~.
s"::s o. the meeting, but trust that /, va,
satisfactory tn all parties.
rNem! couples were out ,lur;,.. tia
"N, 'nsinls'ng IN ma,t. light pr",., AL.
Father Prlloain. frUua Can,,,,r' ~ l.,
Town, i"r y few days, on a y,,,, 4. an.
Sa'nS''c if'ests. lie has many ~ar",
r,e"ls among the nem'~rs Of the Chsrh
VA" We're pirass, :" ~'- him m we'll.
81, Mf. Newi"n blanchard and S.m,l, -,
SntsSel"st. La, arr spending t,,., ,n,.,,,..
~ Scwancc, Tennessee.
Inc Dramatic Club met nj t,... r..,
men Hall, on Thursday night. Tor th.;,
nns rcl.earSal. Every thin. na...,L .,n
p'casantly under the skillkiMl m...s.'
"'cns EITHER leader, Mr.. Jos. Kije. NJ A.,
watching the progress of the elub viii,
' 'S"vss'' ~ We are anxious that succcs,
snools crown their efforts. They are I'm.
Essr.i IN g:osi work, aud We are certain
that they will all do justice 10 tIsm,iys.
s0d meet With the encouragement the,
Ih'eIe David L'lserissOn, hxs rrcnv.r..,
from his late illHesa, which for a wh;ls
was very alarming. We were pIea...I n
hear that the little fellow was better a,
nr W IN ,nceresting child, aud \ great IN.
vorise withhll who know him. Ne ho,s.
shat b. will continue u improye.
M. and Hm. Moore, froin Tiger Island,
we're On short viait 10 our town, few
days sg0. "
NJ. Willis Holmes will be shsrut frou
home until fall, On visit 10 HIS sistrr h,
Chicago. We wish him = pleasant visit
and Aa(s return.
bishop IARay and Father Andres, let,
Town last week to visit their couvreua.
ta"n Ut Many. They were sl,sent several
days. While In Many, Confirmation s,r.
vice was held by the BisbOp.
Mr.. Louis PrNdhOmn.o wss in torn FIR
short while, during the week.
We zee BY the New Orleans Times. that
sslss l.sure l.ocOule, Of that city, II soenJ.
,nx some time at the virxinis Springs.
A'~ LocOule spent part Of last summer I'M
our town, and has made many friends. who
are always pleased to hear OF her. The
nme. spoke III Miss LOc0ule in 4 manner
which WAS highly complimentary to the
young lady, aud gratifying 10 her friends.
lie who reports 10 you the faults Of
owners ~ likely To report yoWr faults IN
oehers.' Our friends should beware 0f
thls class Of people, - We have several in
our midst. So
our young men congratulate Themselves
and arr happy because ice-crsam n srLiom
sDM On Sunday. aud ~ that il the only
Jay they have To devote n the girls, they
enjoy II oil the more, because they arr m;t
called upon to treat. The boys arr dis.
posed To be economical.
Quite number Of gentleusen from town
spent the day ut The Fourth ~ july
spring, on Sunday last. They hui nm
elegant dinner, aud the time passed oil
pleasantly to all.
The Fire Companies meet regularly. and
the n.eMl,ers seeM determined IL keen them
up. Their uniforms will mnn arrive AMI
then We can hope for procession or cele.
bratioa Of sons kind.
A hunting party was out on Monday.
but returned without the expected s,niis,
=, What has become u the riding ladies' :
fOr while they made our streets uuite
lively, but for the last week No have seeu
but one ar two.
Master Louis Bnsrsl, il visiting relatives
IN tue country. We wish him y pleasant
TIP.
Miss Armide FOntenOt has been sbseut
from town for some time on q visit 10
friends in the country. She returned
home q few days ago in good health and
The dancing class At Mansfield. under
the management Ut Professor Williams.
gave closing Hep 9 Thursiiay the 18th.
Now that tho PUetssof hes closed his
school Ut Mansfield, why not hold out in
duccment for him to visit Nstchitoches :
Our young people could stand little inn
prOvcmcnt in that art and We know Of
several who arc anxious u have the on.
portanity.
On one day there were five weddings In
Thibotisux. Some Of our people should
cmigrate to that place, where they might
meet with better success.
The lady who WAS 10 severe in her crit
icisms Of certain married man. is inform.
ed that her remarks were heard by the
gentleman himself who took them for
what they were worth.
No marriages, deaths or elopements for
sou,e time, therefore we have but little
news.
The musicians of our town must not
lail 70 get the latest song, The Vesper
Bells" IL can b had from Crime va11's
and 10 said to Be beautiful peace of mu.
SIC. Al We have vocalists Of rood taste
In our city, We can hope to have The pleas
IRE Of hearing it.
Tho DoSOtO Democrat speaks in high
terms Of the Female COLLEGE at Nsns6eId
and has bright hopes for tie future of that
institution. Az one Of our young ladies'
hes accepted position ~ teacher in the
college, We trust that The homes Of the
Democrat will al b realised.
Coah not the music.l0vinv peOple of
our town form club and have it we'll or.
ganised by winter We have enough
musicians to form quito slsrge club which
would be very pleasant and It the same
time afford the members an opportunity
ofinproving their talent. win some one
mako the move.
Autograph fans ono al the rage among
the ladieA
The friends Of Nm. George Wslusley
win b glsa 70 hear Of The Improved con.
diti0a Of tho health Of that LADY. We
hope that she will continue to improve
and that she will soon be restored to usual
health.
Nm. Edward Phillips is visiting friends
In Coaahatta.
niss BERTHE Fields was in town during
The week on visit TO Mrs.. Randall.
Mn. ID. e. scarborough has returned
ftoo The country where ske he's been visit
ing ffiends.
Nina l. K. AcLaurin, Who has bsen i'll
ioe several daya i no bettet. Her IAN
ny end friends 40 very anxious - % IL
result but No hope that thar 1ear, Nm
not b realized. She Is Ut her home on
Tiger Ialand, where ahe has good medical
atSesdants and TIE sttentica Of devoted