The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-03
Society & ana Personal.

Mr.. c. w. Phillips Of the Island DeSiard
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. N. p. Cook lett for Bastrop Tuesday.
He will probably return to-day.
Miss May Fontaine, Of vicksburg, is in
the city, the guest of Miss Mamie Ezestus.
Hon. F. G. Hudson has returned home
from an extended business trip to Ala
bama.
Miss Katie Mitchell of West Monroe Is
visiting at Logtown, the guest of the Misses
Faulk.
Messrs. s. Whited and D. McQuillar OF
the Colony wore id the city, Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Corrine Lee, of Earmerville. is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. ]. NJ. Lee, Jr., of West
Monroe.
Mrs...Lula Mansfield OF Dubberly spent
Monday in the city the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. NJ. E. Trousdsle.
Capt. John E. Morris of West Monroe
was in the city Thursday and paid the
q pleasant call.
Mr.. Jno. Gernon. wife and baby arrived
Thursday evening and are visiting MS.
Gernon's father, Judge Robt. Ray. :
Messrs. ]. Meyer and w. d. Tusten leave
to. day for New York to purchase fall stocks
tor their respective establishments.
Miss Marie Rose Bres, of I.ogtown, has
been spending the past week in the city,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Filhiol.
Morehouse Clarion: Miss Annie Wilson,
of DeSiard, will spend = couple of weeks In
Bastrop, the guest of Miss Olive Buching-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Parker will leave
in a few days for Waukeshaw. Wis.,, where
they will spend tho remainder Of the heated
term.
Mrs. Bette Mcmillan and daughter, Miss
lone. of Morehouse, were In the city
Thursday and registered at tho Ouachita
House.
Mr.. w. FL, DeGraffenreid, OF Cuba. was
in the city Thursday. He reports crops In
his neiphborhood finer than he has known
for years.
Mr.. John Galloway. late Of this parish
but now representing the Wesson, Miss,
Mills, was in the city several days during
the past week.
Capt. VIM. Wooten of New Orleans IL in
the city on visit to his family who las
been tho guest of Mrs. Callie Moore for
the past few weeks.
Mr.. Will Baker, Of Oak Ridge, formerly
an employe of I. Baer & Bro, hos returned
to this city and again accepted position
with that enterprising firm.
Mr.. John Caldwell, the great liveryman
of Shreveport aud connected with the new
Ouachita Stables in this city, spent Thurs
day in Monroe looking after his interests
here. tG.
Mr.. George Copeland, of franklin parish,
and Capt. Chas. Starts, OF the steamer Teal,
are in the city and speak of locating in
this neighborhood. We trust thcy may
conclude to do so.
Our handsome young friend, Mr.. Ralph
Chew, will leave tomorrow for Helena,
Ark. to visit relatives and friends at that
place. We wish him an abundance Of
pleasure on his trip.
Vernon Patriot: Miss Leontine Dink.
grave of Monroe Is visiting relatives, the
families Of Messrs. J. NJ. Frantom and W.
II. Allen, of our town. We wish her an
enjoyable sojourn in our village.
An enjoyable party was given Wednes'
day night at the hospitablo residence OF
Capt. Fred Cam in Ward 4. Mr.. Webb
Wyatt ofthis city and Miss Callie Hill, a
charming young lady of Trenton. were
among the guests.
Ruston Caligraph: Mr.. s. NJ. McCranie
| returned home last Saturday from Ho
Springs. Ark, where he has been sojourn
ing for his health for the past month. HI
is in much better health and hopes 500 II t.
be fully relieved of his rheumatic troubles
Mr.. J. A. Conway, of st. Louis, cashier
| of the Monroe National Bank, arrived herr
Thursday evening. Mr.. Conway expresses
himsolfas being we'll pleased with Monroe
and her people and we trust this impress
sion may grow upon him the longer h
| stays with us.
Judge A. A. Gunby left Friday mornin,
| for townsville on a visit to his mother
| family. From there he will go to Alexan
dria to attend the Farmers Union conven
ton OF the 9th inst. in the interest 9th eMon
roe Cotton Yarn and Bagging Factory O
which he is the able president and mos
jealous advocate. He will return to Rus
| ton on the 7th to be in attendance upon tn
educational convention which meets Their
that day.
Jas. McNeily, Delta 8. Whitsd, Colony
| Rev. G. T. Munholland, West Monroe, wer
at the Ouachita House Monday. Messrs
Walter 8. Davis, La. and ]. r. Heron, {
the TELEGRAPH, were registered at tn
same hotel Tuesday, as was also Mr.. WIN
Thornton, of Memphis. Among the arr
walls there Wednesday, ere: Mr.. John N
Galloway, of Wesson, Miss, and Mrs. Be-
tie and Miss lone Mcmillan of this Stat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Satham, of Sibloy, La, wer
guests of this hotel Thursday.
Mess-s, II. N Ogden, j. F. Gildort Ne,