The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-08-11
Society and Personal.

| INV SNSs
| Miss Minnie Slaughter is Wis ting
Mr.. NJ. T. Layton.
Mrs. F. T. Whited Of Shreveport was
in the city Wednesday,.
Mr.. Barney Sugar is a visitor this
week to the Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Stubs are on .
visit to relatives in Florida.
Hon. J..B. Williams of Morehouse
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. II. II. Filhiol and son of Cald-
well have returned from Cnnpcr's
Well.
| Judge Gunby and family are visiting
the family Of Col. II. G. S;andifer of
Ruston.
| Miss S.llie Brown, nicce of Gen.
Theoballs, is visiting Mrs. Borden
at Ruston.
Mr.. S. p. Moss and Mrs. Fannie
Holder were married in this city We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Meredith and family are
recupcra,ing at Cas- or Sulphur Springs,
Caldwell parish.
Mr.. John Wiudes Of Marshall, Texas,
spent several days of the past week
Mrs. J. d. Hedricls and her sister
Miss Nina Schulzc have returned from
Shreveport and will remain In Monroe
Mr.. l.. G. Drew of the Calhoun Elk.
perimental Farmer was in the city dur.
ing the past wes k in the interest Of bis
paper.
Miss Tillie Breard, much to the re-
greet of her many friends here, has gone
to New Orleans to reside with her
grandmother.
Mis-. J. D. Oakley returned from
Shreveport, where she had been on a
visit 70 her sister Mrs. J. ID. Walker,
Thursday morning.
Messrs. Cap. Nelson, Ell. Ferry
Dave Newhauser aud Jerry Dickson,
well known New Orleans commercial
tourists, were in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Willis Andcrs of louisville was
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Anders
is making preparations to move to
Calhoun where he is now having
store erected.
MIS-. John A. Moore has moved in
to her residence or North Grand street
recently occupied by Mrs. Flou,noy
and the latter has moved into one of
the Caldcrwooh residences on Third
street.
Mr.. Henry Kuliski departed for ST.
Louis Wednesday morning where he
will seek employment ina photographic
establishment. Our young friend pos
scsscs decided talent and We trust tina,
he will be successful in his mission.
Capt. ID. Nj. Ramsey and Mrs. Ella
Calm, both of Farmcrville, were mar
rieu at that place on the l5t inst. The
Telegraph. sends greeting and its con.
graiulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
sey and drinks hearty TO their health
and happiness.
The bospitabic people of the 1-iand
gave a grand picnic last Wednesday AT
Elders store, which was largely at
tended by the people of the Island and
surrounding country. Monroe and
Dasirop were also largely represented.
From Bas!rop there were present Judge
and Mrs. Baird, Capt. Ford and family,
Messrs. f. W., II. II. and Arthur Ross,
Editor Cason, DR.. Newton and family,
the Misses Taylor, Lafayette Loavcl,
DR.. Taylor, Capt. Brown and Miss
Buckingh ham. Among those from
Monroe were: Miss MCGUIRE, the
Misses Hanna and Mr.. Nimrod Me-
Guirc. Onn Of the diversions of the
day was shooting match between the
Bastrop and Island Gun Clubs, which
resulted in victory for the Bastrop
club, by a score of 1G0 to 10 out OF
possible $50. Report has it that Col.
Phillips made the poorest and Capt.
Marble the best scores. In tho evening
a dance was given at the residence of
H0r. Robert Wilson.