The Opelousas courier., 1892-09-03
Personal.

Col. Mark Lazarro of Vile Plate
Prairie was in town Wednesday.
DR.. T. G. Lyons of Bayou Current
was in town Wednesday, he reports
much sickness on the Atchafalaya-
hemoragic fever-caused by the over
flow.
Mr.. Zenon Huber of Fabacher was
here ON business Wednesday. He re-
ports crops in his section in splendid
condition.
Oz6m6 Fontenot, Esq, of Old Grand
Prairie was circulating among his
many friends in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. = Belcher and family
of Houston, Tex, arrived Tuesday,
on visit to relatives and friends here.
Mrs. JOS E. Estorge and children
have returned from visit to relatives
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Octave Bodemnller of New Or
leans is ON q short visit to relatives
here.
Miss Julia Wells after a pleasant
stay with friends and relatives here
returned to Lake Charles last Monday.
Mrs. w. M. Thompson and children
left on q visit to relatives in Alexan
dria, La, last Tuesday.
VIM. j. Sandoz, after spending
few weeks with relatives and friends
in Opelousas, took his departure for
Washington, ID. c., last Monday.
Mr.. Prescott Foster, a brother of
the Governor, was here on business
Tuesday.
The following ladies from our town
have visited Lafayette recently:
Misses Lucie and Marceline Estorge,
Marie Watelle and Clara Gosselin.
Messrs Jules Bloch, S. Heurtevant,
Willie Burr and Hart Ell. Sandoz, ex-
tensive rice planters of Prairie Hayes
came to town Thursday. They are
preparing for gathering their rice crop
which is about ready for harvesting.
Mrs. Jos. Bloch, and Mrs. P. L. He
brard, returned home on Wednesday,
from their sojurn in the nountaines of
Virginia.
Mr.. Conrad Brand returned home on
Sunday from Sour Lake, Tex.
Misses Edith and Hilda Mayer return
ed home Sunday from visit to rela-
tives in Bayou Sale.
Mr. j. j. Perrodin was here this week
Messrs Alphonse Levy and o. III.
Terwilliger made a business trip to
Crowley this week.
Miss Birdie Hafmanson, after a
pleasant stay with the family of Mr..
E. P, Doremus, at Spanish Lake, near
New Iberia, returned home last week.
Mr.. L. P. Louallier spent several days
this weekin Crowley on official business.
D. A. Currey, Esq, of Evergreen,
has accepted a position with j. K. San
doz & Bro.
Fred. L. Sandoz has accepted the
position of manager of the new branch
store of j. K. Sandoz g. Bro, near the
depot.
Misses Ada Schwing, and Ida Veazie,
and Messrs. Johnny Harmanson, and
Theo. Littell, attended the ball in
Washington, on Thursday last.
Mr.. Marx Firnberg paid a visit to
Lake Charles this week.
Mrs. j. T. Skipper returned home
Wednesday with the family of Hon. C.
G. Duson from Pass Christian.
Miss Sidney Derbanne of Washing
ton spent several days in town this
week.
Mr.. Fl. E. Estorge, made business
trip to Chicot this week.
Mrs. Clara Rogers,of Alexandria, La,
ia the guest of Judge and Mrs. Cullom.
She was formerly pupil in the con-
vent here. Old things hereabouts. have
become new and strange to her.
Miss Ida Cullom one of the grand
daughters of Judge and Mrs. E. North
CulIom, returned to their residence 10
this place after visit to her maternal
in Alexandria, La, of
about two months. Her school
mates and numerous young friends are
pleased to have her among them again,
and there is joy with the old folks at
home.
Mr.. H. G. Lynch, formerly of Union
parish, bnt now located at Washington
La. after spending few days in this
parish visiting relatives and friends,
departed for bis home last Thursday.
During his stay he paid as pleasant
salls Gazette.
Miss Dee White, of Opelousas, is
visiting relatives In the village this
week, the gnest of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. B.
Hayes, Crowley Signal.