The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-25
Society and Personal.

J. W. Simms, ESQ.,, Of Rayville, was in
the city Thursday: as
Judge w. r.. Roberts, Of Farrmefyille,
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. g. L. Rate returned wednesdaS
from business trip to New Orleans. -
Mr.. H. Isaacs, spent several days the
past week with his many friends here. : r
Miss Iona Kern lett ON Thursday eyen-
ing's train ON visit to frisnds ..t Arcadia.
Miss Lena Evans wss . passenger W
yesterday mornings train for Yazoo City.
The genial and popular Ell Ferry, whom
everybody hersaboats knows, was in the
city Wednesday,. =! - Ela.f
Judge r. W. Richardson left by yestsr-
day mornings train for Kentucky, on Il
visit to his niece. .r
Mr.. r.. o. Alexander let for Prsttsville,
Ala. whore he will spend the summer,
Thursday morning. EN,H -. N}E
Mr.. A. A. Edwards. late Of Citation, Miss,
Is now in the ticket Office OF the ", $. 4 r.
Railroad Company in this city. 5t siEf
Mr.. J. f. Peters left for. Hot. Springs
Wednesday evening. where he will remain
several weeks for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. J. d. Hetlrick returned to her home
in Shreveport by Wednesday evenings
train, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ber-
tina Schulze. .-.; ;.si- IL
Miss Jennie Bell Weaks returned home
last Sunday morning from Lake Charles,
whore she has been teaching in Prof
Dawes training school Tor the, past year.
Our young friend James r. Fstley has
entered upon the discharge OF, his duties
a. mail agent on the w., y. & II. and V. Il
dian. ...s,.. & .Ss.t<.
Mr.. Jossph Marx. representing N.
Dracker d Co., OF Cincinnati, Is in the city
in the interest OF his house and will be
here two or three days. Joe's many friends
here are always glad to SEQ him.
Mr.. J. II. Andrews. superintendent Of
the Van Deposle electric light system for
the district embracing Monroe, spent sew
eral days OF this week in our city on busi-
nsss connected with the systsln.
Adjutant General T. A. FAIRIES, who in
.pected and mustered the Pelicans into the
State service, left Tuesdsy for Shreveport.
This gentleman made many friends while
in our city who will always be glad TO SEQ
him. 49, 81, s,...a.
Mr.. II. H., Hargrove, travelling cores
pondent ofthe New Orleans Picayune, il
in the city aud will give Monroe and Qua
chita parish = bsng.up write-up through
the columns Of his valued and widely circu-
lated paper.
Rev. Br. G. ". Carter, editor of the New
Orleans Christian Advocate, passed through
The city yesterday to attend the meeting
ofthe Delhi district quarterly conference
Of the Methodist Church South at Rastrop,
which convened there yesterday. "a. -.
Mr.. J. D. B. Greig, of Jeanerette, I.a.,. ar
rived in the city yesterday and has accept
ed position as prescription clerk with
Messrs. Calderwood j. Co. We extend Mr..
Greig q cordial welcome TO Monroe, and
trust he will be we'll pleased with his new
home. ... 81, -, ...,...
DR.. C. B. johnson Is attending tho meet
ing of tho Mississippi Dental Association
at Vjcksburg ~ delegate or the Louisiana
Association. 1t is his purpose, if possible,
to bring about q joint meeting of tho two
associations at New Orleans next Febru-
arg, the date Of the next regular annual
meeting of the Louisiana Association.
The following gentlemen were registered
at the Crescent the past two days: Nathan
Myer, Shreveport; Henry Stern, vicks-
burg; c. D. Vernon, T. P. Wharton, New
York; w. G. Bryan, Memphis; s. w. Ca
rothers, Louisville; Ed Ferry. L Levy, II.
II. Hargrove, III. 1saacs, C. 1T. G. Brown,
E. e. Lucas, New Orleans Geo. II. Hearne,
st. Louis; Thomas Aldridge, Mississippi.