The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22
Society ana Persssaa.- saiTEaS

( Mr.. r. NJ. .Filhiol wss in the city Tesrs-
day. n~4ypg g =
town Thursday.
& Jsatss:r. m,Ea. OF Ho@fAe. nsE
the.ciey Ti~isaas : *AH%@+ ~
Gov. McEnsry is visiting Col. g. C,-fhi@l-,
lips OH the Island. 49, $t1Nf-
Col. Moses. the victorian lire insurance
!Hljls,er. WasH :tIe nty Thdn{1dy.s III
/ MI. j. VI. Miids. d Raysstlh itiibsdab'
the city by Yesterday EVENINGS tra;nt
Masse,! aSsss i,bGlner tdtEsSidsr lho%s
from Tulane University "Wednesday exe-
ming, -: =, ssIL NM .'-,1-t Ia
MIR. e. NJ. Hornbeak, the popular hotel
proprietes Of Bastiop, wasih tie city yos- !
lerdsy. s,...a.,....1 :, fits .,,s..,tn;
Thursday after quite an extdhded Witt to
New Orleans. 1,.SA II NN Nd !,
Mr.. H. H. Hargroye, special correspond-
emit OF tho New Orleans sPicayilh6. was in
the city yesterday. .aad.iiei5}a
ReY. Jas. Evans and, fa,afys Of RastsepS
passed through the CITY yesterday evening
on route to q ibbsland. sAJo ~
Mrs. 1. q srntt sand child sleit; 10y Thurs.
day mornings train for Gloster, Miss,
where they 60 on a visit, to relatiyes.i
Mrs. w. X: Duncan, Of Rust on III SPEND
ing q few days With 'hes PA ei,ts. ind
Mrs John =. Morris.of West ;M0proasi-i I,
Mr.. "A. L. Swan, OF the Iaiand, visa i yisi
itor to the metropolis lastl satA tdaX and
paid the Telegraph ahsapprsdiatod cAif. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. W: d. Howell, .ofs AtlAhta..
Ga, are visiting Mr.. and Mrsi C.. a. Tr9ns-
dale. Mrs. Howell and Mr.: feastiale are
sistors!t :iSssii =: 1850 Se.tns :" ,.ts4t.'.3
= n i;i,;s :.s4ft'. ; ,ssiai o.' bj.oi iIE:i
:, Master Tom Long, nephew Of Mr.. Moses
Elder of Dssiard, passed th 1he' city
Thursday returning homo from MI 1eba-
non College,, sss III, ai,.s. :: i'sl.' n,;if&
y Mr.. George p. HELLER snil vii arrived
from New. Orleans by Thnrsday ssEeuinG's
train and will occupy q portion OF Mr..
Bernilardt's residence FOR ihe present 49,
Mr.. John r. Hanna; book keeper at, the
Oil Mills, made a. ing visit to the Island
this week and was the guest OF Hon. R, j.
Wilson during his stay. He returned iYek-:
terday.l.,y -3s,a5! tii'4,i 800 ass SOSt 4
Judge ana Mrs. 'A.;A AK: Ga p, vent Vent over
to Ruston yesterday evening TO attend the:
concert of Mrs. Seibert. :: Mrs. "A ice Meyer,
Mrs. Jessie Sem rle. and others. Of this. city
will assist in tha concert.is: :t-;o 4; -isnA I,
Rev. r. NJ. Boone, pastor OF tile BAPTIST
church in this city, and his bride, pee
Everett Of Shiloh, Union psrish. arrivedby
"Wednesday morning's tratn and" we4g' she
recipients OF hearty 'cohgra d5ati9ns from
their numerous friends. ,...e,iisi i !. Z
Hon. R.sF. Book, mayor OF .vieksburs,
and one of the .'solid :lniiuldoons',, 81 HE
Hill City, gracea the queen City with his
presence Wednesday returning home by
rh,irsdny'sa imorning train. His nlission
here, though not explained il. surnlised;
and from "quiot tips" it il inferfctl that his
eagle oye lis wateili ng the progressive move
ments of the ,Ohaci,ita metropolis, with a
view perhaps Of aiding her. development.
Messrs. A. A. wintz, Lake Charles, La !;
Jas. r. Bres, +. D. Parrish, New Orleans !;
Col. III. II. Thompson of the State Lsvee
Board; II. z. Sinnott, Nashville, Tenn. J.
+. Kelly and j. G. Montgomery Of Waco,
Tex, and j. O. Colvin, one of Ruston's
most substantial ! ciuzens, were .sisitotS tD;
tho OnAchifa hiefrqpelis Wednesday and
Registered; ut! the CTosce.t. Among the
arrivals at tho same place Thursday were
the following gentlemen: o. II. p. Stern,
New York; w. b. Foulke, New Orleans );
S. +. Larker, Cincinnati, O.. o. J. Elanna-
gan. st. Louis,: AND Hon. ;Temfsssd iirosi;
Deputy Collector OF sdntefnaf sReventiS:
Columbia. The fonowins were the arrivals
Yesterday: Richard Miller, st. Lcnis;S Fl.
II. Hargrove, Shreveport; l.. Smith, Lake
Charles; La; +. r. Whited, shreSepprtz