The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-31
society and Personal.

Floyd, La.
Mr.. c. T. Baird, of Rastrop, was in The
City Thursday.
DIR. Helmick of Island Desiasd was in
the city Thursday.
Judge A. A. Gunby returned yesterday
from a tour ofTexas.
Mr. Hiram White of Sinsboro, La, was
in the city Wednesday.
Hon. G. Newton of Bastrop was in the
city several days this week.
Hon. G. ]. Boatner went over to Shreve-
port last Wednesday evening.
Hon. J. s. Boatner returned from Cata-
houla last Wednesday evening.
Mr.: T. A. Glass, of Cuba, was visitor to
the metropolis on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Jno. II. Gilliland of the Shreveport
Caucasian was III the city, Thursday.
Mr.. w. L. Doss. Of Doss station, More
house t,a:ish was in tho metropolis yester-
day.
Miss Fontaine of Delhi lett for he: homo
on Wednesdays east bound passenger
train.
Capt. +. II. Cam, wife and daughter, of
Cuba, were visitors to the metropolis yes
terday.
Mr.. J. Cason Riley, of Gum Swamp,
Morehouse parish, was in the city last
Wednesday.
passed through the city yesterday On route
for Mississippi.
Hon. Warren Taylor of Bastrop, was
visitor to the Queen City of tho Ouachita
valley the past week.
Mr.. G. II. Calhoun aud his charming
daughter, Miss Willie, passed through the
city Wednesday en- route for Calhoun.
Mr.. T. l.. James returned from Coopers
well on Wednesdays west bound train
where he went to carry his mother for her
health.
Our genial, whole-souled and always
welcome confrere. Mr.. J. II. Gilliiand OF
the Shreveport Times, was in the city
Thursday.
Mr.. j. Colvin, of Cuba, passed through
the city Wednesday en- route for Ruston,
whore his family is rusticating during the
heated term.
Miss Minnie Ashley OF huston, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Causey, at
Broadnax, La, passed through the city en-
ronte home last "Wednesday evening.
ME-. JuOs % L4oAOys VI bdSeAOpS AAsoA
spending couple of days in the lnetropo-
lis of the Ouachita valley left on Wednes-
days east bound train for Cincinnati.
Mr.. II. H. Smith, son of the original
John Smith, left on Fridays east bound
train for Paris, France, where he goes to
enter training for six years for the priest
hood.
Mr., II. G. Dobson, paid Shreveport a
visit this week, for the first timein twenty
years and was pleased to note the many
improvements in the second city of the
State.
Mr.. II. w. Mcleod and family, who have
baen spending a few weeks breathing the
pure atmosphere of the hills, passed
through the city yesterday ea eo.tc for
their homo at Blankston.
Mrs. G. M. Ferry and her beautiful little
daughter who have been visiting the family
of Mrs. Buckingham Of Bastrop for time
passed through the city last Wednesday on
route for their home in the Zone Star State.
Mayor Herring leaves tomorrow for
Shreveport, accompanied by his sister Miss
Mamie, (who wilt re-enter st. Nincent's
Convent for the ensuing scholastic terln)
and will necessary be absent couple OF
days.
Nfassrs. W. Il. Morris, n. L. Wingo, Joe
Renwick, G. F. Moore, Arthur Ray and
Lee Heron of the Ouachita Pelicans, left
on tho passenger train Wednesday morn
ing to attend the military ball given by
the Richland Rifles at Rayvillle that even-
ing.
Rev. Father Enaut, the beloved pastor of
st. Mathews Catholic Church in this city
who as tho TELEGRAPH's readers are aware
from the interesting letters published from
him. has been sojourning in Franco for
some time, is expected home about Novem-
Der lst He will visit Rome and the Pope
before leaving the Continent.
Mr.. I. Baer left by Thursday mornings
train for Port Gibson, Miss, where on Sep
TENDER 4th he will be weddod to Miss Maud
Marx, charming Young lady Of that
town, A number of handsome and cost J
presents We're forwarded by express by
several of the groon's many friends, who
all wish him long and happy welded life
in which tho TEIEGHArI cheerfully joins.
Capt. NJ. II. Williams left by Thursdays
morning train, accompanied by his hand
some cousin, Miss Bello Webb, who has
been on a.visit to Capt. Z. Il. Cryer and
family OF Trenton, for Birmingham, Ala,
whence he'll tako n circuitous route homo
and will doubtless get back safe, but
Harry needs looking after and as the
steamboatman would say "there's mini