The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-08-23
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Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knightsof Honor, meets every I'd
and 9TH Thursday.
We received a pleasant visit on
Tuesday last, from Mr.. I'll. FL. Walsh,
a prominent attorney, Of the city.
We are gratified to hear of the
recovery Eek Gov. Hahn, who went.
down to the city on Monday evening
last quite i'll.
There will be a grand collation.
at the Methodist Church, in Hahn-
vile, on Saturday evening, Septem-t
Der 8, 1884.
DR.. F. DePoincy and wife,of New
Orleans, who have been with us for
the past year, returned "Wednesday
evening last.
We have received from our enter,
prising merchant, Mr.. Charles Both,
across the Meschacebe, some very
fine samples Ut highland rice
We acknowledge IA call, on Mon
day last, in our absence which We
regret, from our aft BILE friends, H..
L. YOungs and SOIL, Of Boutle, Ia.
We received "a refreshing rain OH
Monday and Tuesday last. 1t was
,nuch needed and has been a great
benefit to the gartlcns;aud growing
crops.
Master Waldo, a son Of j. Cur s
Waldo, of New Orleans, accom-
panied Albert Urban, nephew of
Fx.Gov. Hahn OH his return here
yesterday.
The horse race arts. Hymel's, was
attended by a large number of PEG
pie from thisand adjoining parishes,
the horse owned by Mr.. John Rey.
maud, being the victor.
We regret to learn of the illness
of Miss Bertha Zeringue, who has
lately returned from visit of sew
eral weeks to her brother n.law,
Mr.. y. j. Bell, OF New Orleans.
Sixty-three convicts arrived Oil
Sunday evening last, for the purpose
OF constructing a new levee fronting
the Kelly, NOW "Ashton") planta.
ton, about four miles below Hahn.
vile.
We have been requested by our
friend, Mrs. X. NJ. Haggerty, who
was quite i'll in the city, but is now
much better, to state that she would
open her school here on the first
Monday of September.
The engineers were making sound
ingS in the Davis crevasse last
week, for hepurpose ofascertaining
the practicability and prohableecost
of leveeing the same. This levee
should be built, if possible, with.
out delay, cost what it may.
The charming Miss WiendahI and
Miss Charbonnet, of New Orleans
who have for several weeks pasI
been the guests of the Misses Dan
jean, OF the Mary plantation, seven
miles above Hahnville. this parish.
returned last week to the city.
We were favored with visit OIL
Tuesday last, from the Misses Hook
efsmith, sisters Of Mrs. g. p. David
who have been visiting their sister
at the residence of our friends, Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Rousselle, just abov,
town. They were on their return t
the Crescent City.
The HERALD is indebted for cal
on Monday last, to DIR. j. p. EImore
accompanied by his esteemed wife
aunt, Mrs. Mcqueen and cousin
Miss Augusta Mcqueen, of Livings
ton parish, La, who have been on
visit of several weeks duration +
their residence at Edgard, st. John
Also, for a pleasant ride which "
enjoyed with them ON our way HON
from Edgard. Mrs. McQneen am
daughter accompanied by Mrs. e
more left for the city on Tuesday lst
for a short stay therein, befol
returning to their homes.