St. Landry democrat., 1889-03-02
PERSONAL.

FL. II. Deshotels, a prominent mer-
chant and planter of Grand Prairie, gave
us pleasant call on Saturday last.
Mrs. c. A. Morrogh of Washington
spent the day on Saturday last among
friends in town.
E. c. Roger Of Arnaudville called up
on his friends in town on Saturday.
B.IF. Hardesty of Washington, was on
a business visit to our town on Satur-
day.
A. +. Rublee OF Pipestone, Mimi, who
is on a visit to his fathers family some
four miles from town, gave US an appre-
ciated call on Saturday. He reports,
that when he left Minnesota, the ther-
mometor was "A degrees below zero, and
that lie is delighted with the climate and
prospects of our part of the country.
j. L. Fontenot of Washington pleased
his friends in town by spending Sunday
last in their company.
w. 5. Evins of Church Point spent
Monday in town on business.
| Yves Nidrine, one Of the solid men of
Vileplate made pleasant and substan-
tia call at our sdRctam on Monday.
Mrs. s. Pitre and Miss Ellen Wallace
of Washington, graced our town with
! their presence on Sunday last.
Louis Deville of Pine Prairie was in
town on Monday last attending to bust
ness.
d. II. Quirk Esq. of Mamouth was in
town on Monday, and gave us most
pleasant call.
Capt. Sam Haas and family of Bayou
Chicot, passed through town on Sunday
by rail, en- route for the Crescent city,
where they will spend Mardi Gras.
Miss Alice Hinckley of Arnaudville
has spent day among friends in town
since our last.
Dr. j. B. Walters of Mamouth prairie
has spent day or two in town since our
last
A. Settoon and Frank Simpson have
recovered from the measles and are
once more at their old stand ut the de-
pot.
Among those who departed an the
Tuesday morning train for the Crescent
city, We noted Aaron Loeb, Jno. Jacobs,
Louis Salmonson Mrs. aud Miss Del Ru-
ons, Miss BE. Jagou, Mrs. II. Crawford,
Miss Susie Thompson and Miss Robin.
+. NJ. Boagni, The worthy President of
our Police Jury, has been "laid upon the
shelf" during the week with an attack
of measles.
Kenneth Baillio Esq. departed by rail
on Tuesday last, on a professional visit
to Avoyelles parish.
Miss Jennie Elms left on the Wednes-
dag morning train, on visit to friends
in New Orleans.
w. c. Satterley of Melville was in
town On business on Wednesday.
Francois Savoie prominent citizen
of our neighboring parish of Acadia was
in town Wednesday.
Adolphe Sandoz of the Courier "put
out" on Wednesday for the Crescent
city. How printer can raise "the
wind" to "take i'm Mardi Gras in the
city, is past onr comprehension, but as
he is an "old hand at tie bellows" he
probably knows how tits done. !;
T. c. Chaciiere of Prudtomme City
was i'll town on Tuesday last.
Martin Carron of Seeleyvlle called
upon his friends in town OH Thursday.
j. F. Meginley, Morris Goslinski, Mrs. |
c. BLOCH, and Miss Coy MeginIey, were
among those who left on Thursday, for
the Mardi Gras festivities in the Cres-
cent city.
Z. Dubuisson, one OF tue solid resi-
dents of Boreta made business visit to
our town on Thursday.
E. c. Quirk of Garland, was among
;he visitors to our town on Thursday.
Miss Lou Dupre and Mrs 0. Lacombe
If Washinton called upon friends in
own on Monday last.
r. s. Wilkins, q prominent business
nan Of Washington made orr town a
all on Thursday last. -
Jean Jumere, "a staid and sober" res
dent of Plaisance was doing business
n town on Thursday.
The 'scan't get ayav's" sliOnld be sure