The Opelousas courier., 1892-07-30
Personal.


returned from Baton Rouge last Sat
urday, after a visit to relatives and
friends in the Capital City.
Geo. Taylor, foreman of the Crowley
Signal, was on visit here Monday.
Mr.. Antoine Chrisman, of Rayne, is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Capt. Sam Haas, of Bayou Chicot.
was attending to business here early
this week.
Col. Mark Lazarro, aud Judge Robert,
of Vile Plate Prairie, were here
last week.
Claude Mayo, of Lake Charles, was
here in the early part of the week en-
tertaining the "boys.'
Dr. John A. Haas, of Vile Plate,
was on brief visit here Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Halphen left for Sour Lake,
Texas, last Sunday, for her health, and
Mike is inconsolabe.
Rev. Mr.. Randle left last Thursday
for Bell Cheney Springs, accompanied
by his son Robert, whittier he goes to
rest from ministerial oyerwork and to
recuperate his health.
| Mr.. O. FL. Terwilliger, returned home
on Wednesday last, from business
trip to Texas, in the interest of the
Southwestern La. Land Company.
Our young friend and kinsman W.
J.. Sandoz, Esq, of Washington, d. c.,
arrived here last week, and will spend
a few weeks with relatives and friends.
| Miss Lell Lastrapes, of Washington,
after pleasant stay In our midst as the
guest of Miss Mary Littell, returned
home on Friday.
! Mr.. Alphonse Levy, returned home
from business trip to New Orleans.
/ Misses Mary Littell and Rosa Firm
berg, in company with Messrs. Jonas
and Aaron Jacobs, paid the beautiful
city of Sunset visit Sunday last.
/ Miss Elmire Dupre, one of the Cres-
1 ent City's fair daughters, is visiting our
town, the guest of Miss Alice Dietlein.
Misses Rosa and Juliette Roos, Fan
ME Jacobs, Alice Dietlein, Ada Sandoz
and Josie Williams, and Mess RS. L. Sal
monson, Henry Roos, A. L, Lacombe,
1 Nathan Roos, Lucas Fontenot and
Carleton Ogden, graeed our sister town
of w Wasbngton, with their presence on
Sunday.
Mr.. Bernard Cain, of Brownsville,
Texas, is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Jos, L. Cain and sister, Miss Bel
la, and Lazard Levy, returned from
their pleasure trip to Galveston on
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Broussard, one of ST.
Martinville's charming daughters, is
visiting our town, the guest of Miss
| Ada SandoZ.
Misses PeIlerin, and Haase, of Iberia,
after delightful time spent in our
midst, the guest of the family of B. +.
Meginley, returned home on Sunday
to the regret of their many acqualnt-
| ances.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Meyers, left Fri
day last for their usual sojourn through
the North and East.
Mr.. Albert DeBlane, of New Iberia,
spent several days in our town on
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Frank j. Hardy, (alias jack
4 made flying trip to the Crescent City
on Tuesday last.
n Washington retaliated the compli.
ment paid her on Sunday, by sending
the following representatives, to
honor the ball given by Prof. Fene-
Ion Chevis, on Friday night, July END
Messrs. Phillip Zernott, Thomas Lyons,
4 T.. Lynch and Berton Chevis.
/ Hon. C. G.. Duson took the moor
train for New Orleans Sunday, return
ing Wednesday evening.
Messrs. E P. Major and L. Fl. Mix
of Pointe Coupee, brother and brother.
ia law of our worthy townsmaD, Z. v
Major, arrived here on short visi
Monday, returning Wednesday
Mr.. j. r. Province, the wide awake
& representative of the celebrated Deer
ing Manufacturing Co., spent aeveTa
lays ID town and vicinity this week il
{ the interest of his firm.
MIR. Il. G. Specht, representing the
Roelker Stove and Plow Co, of Evans
J. Vile, Ind, was in town this week.
Mr.. Fraeois Sayoie, one Of Prnd'
lomme City,s solid merchants was at
!, tending Co business matters here Mon
day.
Judge w. C. Perraalt has been alb
sent this week, having gone to Texas.
Mrs. e. III. Firberg, after delight
i 4 ful stay with friends in Lafayette. re
tnr ned home on Wednesday, aecompa
t MED by Miss Hortense Sehmalinski, o
, Alexandria, who contemplates spend
! ing several days in our midst.
{ Mr.. r. ii. Firnberg is rusticating a
Sour Lake, Texas
, Mr.. Leon Dupr6, Of Washington
: was in town on Thursday last.
Miss Lydia ST. GandiD, il yisitinI
Z frie nds at Whiteville.
Miss Callie Goudcheaux, a charmin
] daughter of E. Goudcheaux, of Bi
Cane, Is expected to visit our tow
5 shortly, as the guest of Miss Rosa Firm
berg.
Do not think that your business car
i stamped on tile wrapper of the good
!, Won sell will take the place of a regu
lar advertisement. The object of ad
! vertising ia to secure new customer
You should keep yonr old customer
bv your manner Of dealing with then
The fisherman bats bis hook for th
fish that are still Id the water, not Il
: those be has pulled into the boat.
J. 3 FoR SALE CHEAPl CHEAP IOn
Thousand cords Of wood at seven miit
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