The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-04-13
Society and Personal.


Rev. DIR. Trippett is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Lamy Faulk near Logtown and was
in the city yesterday.
Capt. II. B. Holmes, Of Madison parish,
arrived in the city by Wednesday even
ing's train.
Mr.. George Schulze, who has be en- dan
serously i'll, is improving and will doubt
less soon DO able to be about again.
Mr.. L. T. Buckingham, after spending
several days with relatives and friends in
Bastrop, returned to Monroe Thursday.
Mr.. 7. b. Pratt and Miss Jennie B. Har.
per, both OF Morehouse parish, were mar
ried at the Ouachita House in this city
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. SIP. Collins Of Morehouse, is visiting
his daughter Mrs. w. Il. Moore, Of West
Monroe. He reports his section Of More
house on a genuine boon.
John r. Phipps, Esq, Of the Homer
Guardian and State Senator of the Clai-
borne district was in the city yesterday,
returning home by tho evenings train.
Mr.. d. X. Fluker has lees. drumming
Morehonse parish during the past week in
the interest of the popular establishment of
I. Baer Il Bro. with which he is now con-
nected.
Hon. A. II. Leonard, of Shreveport,
Judge w. G. WHY, of East Carroll and Col.
Wade II. Young, of Vicksburg. have been
in attendance on tho L. s. Circuit Court
during the past week.
Mr.. Z. L. Wales, formerly of this city,
but more recently in the employ of W. l..
Morris Of West Monroe, has returned to
the east bank of the river and can be found
at the acknowledgements Grocer Co.'S.
Crescent Restaurant arrivals: s. T..
Phillips, Argentine. Kansas; L. NJ. Tully,
N. o.; d. Jacobs, Baltimore; r. w. Became,
Virginia; X. H. Bnrten, st. Lonis; A. c..
Gibson, Louisiana; Louis NJ. Grossman,
New Orleans.
DIR. J. H. Mccormick is rejuvenating at
the famous Hot Springs, Ark. where he
will remain for couple of weeks. Bet
that the Doctor will impress upon the
minds of the Arkansans the stability OF
Monroe and open their eyes to the fact that
she is to be the culture great
Mr.. Eugene windes, the affAble ticket
agent of the ", s. & r. r. r., at this city,
returned ..home Wednesday,. accompanied
by his sister, from Columbia, Tenn, where
owing to sickness was compelled to return
home, where she will no doubt soon regain
her wonted good health.
Messrs. e. Jonas, J. f. Everett, J. G..
Trirnble. J. Marks, Hon. w. w. Heard, J.
Stein and II. B. Dawkins, all OF Farmerville
were in the city Thursday attending the
railroad meeting. These gentlemen are
enthusiastic for railroad connection with
Monroe and we trust their Efforts in that
direction will be crowned with success.
Mr.. VIM. Ethridge has severed his con-
aection with the Mitch ell Mccormick
Grocer Co., and has accepted position in
the mercantile establishment of Mr.. G. b.
Haynes, West Monroe, where he would be
pleased to have his many friends call upon
him. While we regret the loss of Mr..
Ethridge to the Fast Side we cannot refrain
congratulating Mr.. Haynes and the West
Side upon securing the services OF so clever
and valuable a gentleman as Mr.. Ethridge
is widely known to be.
Hon. J. NJ. Lee, of Farmerville, editor of
the Home Advocate, has accepted the posi-
ton as general land agent of tho Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad Co., with
headquarters in this city, and will remove
his family here as soon as he can secure a
home for them. The business community
is to be congratulated upon gaining such a
charming family will prove a decided &C.
QUESTION to our social circles. The Tele-
graph extends them hearty welcome.