The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-06-02
Society and Personal.

U. S. District Attorney NJ. S. Jones
city last Monday.
Miss Annie Hayes has retu, ned
home from MERIDIAN, Miss.
Mr.. w. w. Lake snd wife departed
for Marshall, Texas, Thursday evening.
Nj. r II. Synder, editor of the Ten
sas Gazette, was in town last Monday
Miss Georgia Wathen of Delhi, La, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. G. Il. John
ston.
Mr.. Il. Il. McEnery of st. Joseph is
visiting his relatives and friends in
this parish.
Capt. +. Il. Weaks, Deputy u. S.
Marshall, was in town several days of
the past week.
Rev. Mr.. Wycough and family lief,
Monday for Virginia where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Bendette Bres OF Lostown and
Miss Louise Powell are visiting friends
| was in the in this city.
Messrs. WORKMAN Cuun and II. l..
Burch left for st. Louis Tuesday and
will attend the National Democratic
Convention.
Mr.. II. G. Voss was in the city We'd
nesday on his way TO Calhoun. He is
bidder for the work at the Experi-
mental Farm.
Capt. Z. J. Broadway returned from
n visit 10 Baton Il ,uge on the Hanna
Blanks Saturday. He brought up the
com IN issious tor the parish and ward
officials.
Judge II. d. Eridser passed through
the city last Saturday on his way TO
Mindeu to visit his daughter who is
attending the Mindan Female College.
He returned home Tuesday.
Baton Rouge Truth: Miss Corinne
Lee, of FarmerviIle. La, sister of Ma
jor j. G. Lee, of the l.. S. u, is on a
visit to our town, and will remain un-
til after the Commencement Exercises
at the University.
DR.. 1. J, Newton of Bastrop passed
through the city Monday on his way
home from Baton Rouge where he has
been observing the workings of the
Legislature and the ways United States
Senators are made.
Mr.. w. NJ. Murphy and wife (uee
Miss Lizzie White) of Tailulah came
over last Saturday on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. III. II. Russell Mr.. Murphy re-.
turned home Monday, Mrs. Murphy
being still in the city.
ardson, young physician OF Monroe,
was in Ruston last week looking up a
location in our parish in which to prac-
tice his profession. He went out to
Vienna to view the prospects there,
and finally decided to locate in that
place. He will come out in few days
and hang out his shingle and go TO work.
CapitoIian- Advocatc: Governor S. u.
Nc Enery and family took their depar-
ture for New Orleans last evening by
the 2.30 Mississippi Valley railway
train. They have endeared themselves
to a vast plumber Of our people during
their sojourn here, and their removal
from our city will bring sadness to
many home and circle. They may
we'll feel assured that the heartfelt wish
es of sincere friends for their welfare
and happiness will follow them where
ever they may dwell. Governor Nc
Emery is one OF the most intellectual
men in the State and a perfect type Of
the polished, urbane aud unostentatious
Southern gentleman. In Mrs. McEnery
he he has most gracious aud accom-
plished ally-a lovely and bright orna.
tncnt in his home and the social circle.
Governor and Mrs. MclInery will he a
valuable acquisition to any communio
ty,
Baton Rouge Truth: We were
pleased to meet, few evenings ago,
our worthy new Secretary of State,
Hon. Leonard +. Mason. Mr.. Mason