The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-06-30

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Miss Lilly Smith is visiting relatives
at Charleston, s. C.
Prof. II. B. Bently is sun,merin:: at
his home in Virginia.
Capt. p. b. Wcaks, L. S. Deputy
Marshall, Is in the city.
Mr.. Percy Weaks Of Shreveport is on
II visit to relatives here.
Miss Emma Shoemaker is spending
the heated term at Hill City, Tenn.
Mr.. Leon Sugar of Bastrnp was in
the city Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Mr.. Geo. G. Weaks n1 Shreveport
spent several days OF the past week in
the city.
Hon. ". S. Jones. u. S. District At
toruey, Was in the city several days OF
the past week.
Mr.. c. G. Lewis and his mother have
returned from Memphis and will re.
side here in future.
Mr.. NimrOd Mcclure has returned
home from school. He WAS student
at Tulane University.
Miss Annie Clinton, of ST. Joseph,
daughter of Judge r. p. Clinton, is viz
iting Mrs. A. A. Gunby.
Mr.. Sunday Stahl of this city is one
Of the graduating class OF 1sSs at
Bowling Green, Ky, University.
Capt. j. NJ. Moseley, of Union par
ish, was in the city Wednesday. He
paid the Telegraph an appreciated
visit while here.
Miss Juanita Mcclure daughter of
ex sheriff J. Z. AIcGnjre, and Miss Sal
lie Brown have returned home from
Whitworth College.
| Judge Alex Boarnan came over last
Monday and opened and adjourned his
court size die for the want Of funds
He returned to Shreveport Tuesday.
MISS Eva Crozier, who has been
teaching in the public schools OF this
city, departed for Palestine, Texas,
Thursday where size wilt join her ia
theirs family.
Clinton Waterman: Miss Belle Es-
son, OF Monroe La, is visiting Miss
Hettie Rowley. 1t is to bo hoped that
she will favor us for sometime with
her agreeable presence.
Mr.. ID. N. Dalton of Morehouse has
accepted position with the large
wholesale house of Mitchell & McCor
mick. TIE Telegraph extends him a
cordial welcome to Monroe.
Mr.. Nose Gersop, until recently
domiciled at Delhi, spent the past
week with his family here. He leaves
to. day for Ellisville, NJ ISIS, where he has
secured ii good position III the branch
house of Joe Baum of MERIDIAN.
Mr.. VIM. Turner Of Vicksburg, Il
most clever young gentleman, has ac
copied Il position in the shops of the
", s. & P. railroad here. He comes
we'll recommended and the Telegraph
bespeaks for him Il warn reception by
our people.
Mr.. s. j. Prewitt of Nlcksburg is in
the city. He is agent for the sale Of
Eoache's Paris Green distributor, a
most excellant and much needed plan.
tation Implement. The machine does
its work without injury to man or
beast and has capacity OF 1870 acres
per day.
Judge II. a. Garrett and family will
leave for Texas to-day on a visit to
Mrs. CARROTS relatives. Judge Garrett
will proceed to Washington territory
where he comteinplates locating. The
| Telegraph regrets the departure Of the
Judge aud his estimabie wife and chill
drcn but ut the same time wishes them
health, happiness and prosperity wher-
ever they may go.
The Federal Building.
Much speculation is being INDUCED
| in as to the location of the Federal
Building and several eligible sites have
been suggested, among them the lot
corner of ST. John and st. Ann streets
recently purchased by the Knights of