St. Landry democrat., 1892-06-18
Personal.

Mr. JAS. y. Chdchere lett on NeuucS
t day for Crowley.
Miss Florence Laas, now of Rayno
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. A. DGjean visited Baton Rouge
during the week.
j. X. Sandoz left for a business tri,
to New Orleans last Monday.
Hon. E. North Cullom made bust
ness trip to Crowley last week.
Mr.. c. Mayo, of Lake Charles, was in
town during the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Firnbcrg has returned
from visit to relatives in Alexandria.
Mrs. l.. Goldstejn, of New Orleans,
is on visit to relatives here.
Mr.. George Wright, of Crowley, was
a visitor to our town during the week.
Miss Helen Jackson is visiting friends
in Breaux Bridge.
Miss Josie Williams, of New Orleans,
is visiting relatives in our city.
Judge Irion and lady, of Cola, spent
several days in town this week.
| Miss Rebecca Lichtensten, of New
| Orleans, is Oh visit to our town.
Miss Mary Lttell after an absence of
several weeks returned home on We'd
nesday's train.
DR.. Albert Estorge, of Broussardville,
was here during the week visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Homer Chachcic, of Lconvillc,
with the little ones spent the week in
town.
Mrs. Sarah Heard aud daughter, Miss
Jennie. of Jeanerette, were the guests of
Mrs. c. B. Andrus during the week.
Mr.. Frank Guilbeau, of St. Martin.
was among the attendents at the Ger .
man on Tuesday.
Mr.. Garrigues Andrus who has been
attending college at Alexandria return
ed home on Saturday last.
Miss Addie Humble of Washington,
was in town during the latter part of
the week.
Mrs. j. X. Sandoz and children lave
gone to Cote Blanche to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Eva Williams spent IL day or
two at MoundviIle iD the early part of
the week.
Mrs. L. D. Estilette returned home on
Monday after stay of several weeks
ia Thibodaux.
DIR. w. E. Hawkins, of Bayou Chicot
boarded the north bound passenger here
ID Thursday evening.
Messrs. Tom Lyons and Phil Zernott
vent to Opelousas again " last Sunday
same complaint.-Argus.
Miss Katie Boone, of Simmspolt, is
pending some timo in town as the
'uest of Capt. G. c. Pickett.
Messrs. Burt Chevis and L. ?. Car s
iere and his little son were among the {
nany visitors to our town on Monday. f
Misses Mary and Jeanette Roos who
ave been attending school in New Or
cans are here spending their vacation. q
Miss Rosa Firnberg who has been yis-
ing friends in Alexandria has returned e
ONE. '
Masters Theo Lttell, Chas. Boagni =
nd Ike Marks who have been off at v
ending school are spending their va 1
alton with relatives here. I
The editor and bis little son Gordon +
'turned on Thursday evening from o
leir visit to California, Utah, Wash /!
'gton City and other places of interest. VI
Miss Sadie Niblet, of Breaux Bridge, +,
tier stay of several days with friends p
our midst, returned home on We'd o
esday, much to the regret of her many u a.
lmirers here. u
Mr.. Robt. Chachele accompanied by W
S two daughters Pearl and Eloise re- 81
rned from Broussardville on Tuesday Y,
here he went to visit his wife who was &C
Try i'll. We were glad to hear she was IN
uch better. Ia
Misses Linda Hebert and Marie ST. fu
On who have been spending some la
ne in st. Martinsville returned homo ul
Sunday, accompanied by Miss Fell ~ ~
, Durand who will spend several tn
,eks here. CO
Mr.. John Mccormick, wife and two ru
iidren, OF Lake Charles, came in on Az
luasday's evening train and will spend ..
ew weeks as the guests of relatives OF
Bellevue. Mr.. Mccormick has been on a1'
ing for some time, and we trust that to
sojourn in our salubrious neighbor- ret
cd may prove beneficial to his im- gu
red health. vn p'
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