The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-09-21
society and Personal.

Society and Personal.
Hon. L. I. Davis left for Hot Springs
Thursday.
city yesterday.
DR.. w. B. Miller, of the Colony was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. A. L. Smith. of the Island, was a vis-
itor to the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. c. Steele, of Ouachita City, and
Mel. G. w. Phillips, of the Island. we're in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. Cam of Minden spent last
Sunday with friends in this city returning
on the evenings train.
Mr.. J. IS. Handy, OF Bastrop, passed
through the city Wednesday returning
home from New York.
Mrs. Hale, of New Orleans, sister of
Hons. G. J. & J. S. Boatner is on visit to
her brothers in this city.
Mr.. j. c. Gaulden of the Times Democrat
passed through tho city yesterday on route
to Mer Rouge and Bastrop.
Mrs. J. NJ. Keller, accompanied by her
sister Miss Mary Grayson. returned home
from Columbia last Monday.
Miss Josie Endom has returned home
from q pleasant visit to the hospitable
family of Capt. F. II. Cam, Cuba.
Mr.. NJ. Levy, of Rastrop, passed through
the city Thursday evening returning homo
from the eastern markets. He took the
dirt road.
Floyd Messenger: Mr.. VIM. NJ. Murphy
of the firm of Stone & Murphy, Monroe,
La, has been in Floyd during the past
week, attending to some real estate
business.
Mr.. w. II. Showers, of the Showers Piano
and Furniture Co., of this city and vicks-
burg spent several days of this week In
the "Queen City" on business and is very
favorably impressed with Monroe.
Mr.. r. Fl. Jones, Sr., and wife, who have
been spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Renwick, of West Monroe,
returned to their home in Richland parish
by yesterday mornings v. s. & P. train.
Farmerville Gazette: Mr.. Buckingham,
representing, the drug firm of Baltic &
Brewer, Monroe, was in town last Friday.
- r. Messrs. A. Myatt and s. N. Camp,
prominent citizens of Qua chita parish, gave
The Gazette pleasant call last Friday.
Mr.. w. L. Cannon returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to Bastrop, which town
he reports quite dull. He says that the
denize MS of that town are quite cast down
over the turn of affairs, but are still hopeful
ola revivification through the medium OF
the Fort Scott Railroad.
Ben s. Heidingsfelder, Shreveport; Hon.
J. b. Williams and J. B. Andrews, Mer
Rouge; G. L. Butler, Fairport, N. Y; H.
L. NJ. Lane, New Orleans; ". Mansfield,
q r
D. Parrish, Raymond, Miss, r. II. Jones,
Jr., Bastrop; L. w. Gregory. Cuba, La; and
Jacques NJ. Levy of New Orleans were in
the city Thursday and registered at the
Crescent.
Mr.. w. B. Sublett and family departed
by Thursdays evening train for Little
Rock, Ark, which city they will make
their future home. While We regret to lose
him and family as citizens, yet we are glad
to know that he has secured good position
as travelling salesman for a loading hard
ware house of that city, and he will make
occasional visits to this section in the inter-
est of his firm. We commend Mr.. Sublett
to the good graces OF the citizens Of Arkan-
sas' capitol city.
Mr.. S. w. Butler, engineer at the ma
chine shops of the w., S. & P. r. r. i'll this
city, is back again at his post after two
weeks visit to Castor Sulphur Springs, de-
lighted with his trip and loud in his praise
OF the good people Of that section. He
says that people down there are very ia.
vorably disposed towards Monroe, and
that with little effort Monroe could
build up lucrative trade in that section as
soon as trains are run OH the southern di-
vision OF tho H., G. A. & N. II. II.
Those of the gentler sex are the greatest
advocates of Cascarine. 1t is lust what is
needed by most women.