St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-06-25
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ltlDg relatives in town.
, Judge E. D. Estlette visited the Gre
, cent City during the week
,, Mr.. Geo. Vanhorn returned fro
New Orleans on Tuesday.
Miss - Roos, of New Orleans, is vii
ltlng friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. Bernice Lambert, of Crowle,
was in town this week.
Misses Helen and Maggie Andrus ar
visiting friends in Crowley
Miss Eunice Pharr, of New lberi;
spent several days in town last week.
Mr.. Laurent Lacombe made a bust
ness. trip to Lake Charles during til
week.
Mr.. Edgar Bloch, who has been at
tending school in New Orleans, is spend
ing his vacation here.
Mai. Frank Wharton, of Chicot, was
among the visitors to our town earl,
this week.
Mrs. R. Chachere returned on Thurs
day from Broussardyille much improv
ed in health.
Miss Doucie Andrus returned home
on Thursday from Alexandria where
she has been taking course in short
hand and typewriting.
Mr.. E. NJ. Boagni has returned from
Baton Rouge where be went as dele.
gate to the democratic convention held
there last week.
Judge E. North Cullom went on pro-
feSslOnal business to Lake Charles on
Tuesday, returning on Thursday even
ing.
Messrs Stuart Sandoz and Albert
Fontenot attended the commencement
exercises OF the Crowley College on
Tuesday.
Mr.. E. DubuissoD, of Boreta, who for
many years was leading member of
our Police Jury, gave us pleasant call
last Monday.
Clerk Thompson, Sheriff Fontenot
and Messrs. Arthur Dejean and NJ. l..
Swords, who attended the dual conven-
tions held at Baton Rouge last week,
have returned home.
The Rev. G. G.. Kramer has rendered
his resignation Of the rectorship of the
Episcopal church of New Iberia in order
to become rector pro TEN of Trinity
Church, New Orleans.
Among the boarders at the O. F. l.,
who left for their homes on Saturday
last were Miss Susie Beauchamp, of
East Baton Rouge; Miss Christina Cur
Tie, OF Vile Plate, and others.
Alexandria Times, June II: Mr.. E.
II. Cochran, of the real estate firm of
Welch & Cochran, left this morning
tor st. Landry parish, in company with
Mr. klrkeberg of Dakota, to look over
lands in that part OF the State.
Vermilion Star, June 19: Mr. L. NJ.
Roger of AtnaudviIle, st. Landry par
ish, is visiting AbbevilIe this week.
Mr.. J. NJ. Beauxis went to Opelousas
this wcek.-Mr. Walter White went to
Opelousas and New Orleans this week
Crowley Signal, June IS: Senator D.
B. Hayes and Representative J. w.
Young. after spending couple of days
with their families. left for Baton Rouge
last Wednesday. They are working as
slduously for their constituency and are !
energetic supporters of several good
bills pending IN the I4egislature.-Ou
old t,iend Octave Fontenot, of Opelou-
sas, gal liant old Confederate veteran
who carries an empty sleeve as testl-
mOnlal Of chivalrOus service during the
late war, gave the Signal office a pleas
ant call on last Wednesday evening"
Messrs. George Moriarty and Paul Ri
chal d, OF Opelousas, gave US pleasant
on last Wednesday evening.
-Mfs. Fannie Marks, leading society |
lady OF OpelOusas, spent few days in |
town during the past week and was the |
guest of Mrs. j. Frankel-Mr. Emile |
of Opelousas, gave us a |
call on last Tuesday morning. |
Mr.. Joseph Bloch, a leading merchant |
0t Opel0usas, gave our office an aDpre- |
,iated call last Thursday morning.
New Iberia Enterprise Mr., A. C.
Pickett, the newly elected secretary of
he Abbeville and Vermilion R. R, Co.,
visited the headquarters of the South
9rn Pacific r. r. Co., in New Orleans.
his week, on business connected with
he projected road to Abbeville-Our
sormer townsman, Mr.. Geo. Doerle, is
low doing splendid bakery business
It Washington, Lave are glad to
tote the continued success of Miss Lucie
1storge, the competent teacher at De-
,alllon g, where she is beloved by scllol-
RS and parents of her pupils alike.
Hiss Estorge is the daughter of DR..
leonard Estorge-died in 1S77-and
lister of Mr.. Albert Estorge now of
New Iberia and Edward Estorge of the
arge firm of Billeau, Estorge IL Co.,
'roussardville, La.
Crowley Signal, June 1s: Messrs.
Teazie, Baillio, Laurent and Gilbert
)upre, DuRoy and Ogden, of the Ope-
Dusas bar, were all in attendance at our
District Court during the past week and
7ere engaged in several important
ases.-District Attorney Dubuisson is
u earnest and promising representa- ]
i've Of the State and is highly spoken
[ by the court officers, members of the :
ar and the people.-Thos. H. Lewis,
r., of the insurance firm of Clements &
ewis, Opelousas, was in town on last ,
Wednesday looking after business in I
Diemel Durio and Nit 3
Wilkins of st. Landry gave our office a ,
leasant call on last Wednesday even G
'g.-Misses Julie Bloch and Bella Cain,
70 charming young ladies of Opelou- G
Is, spent two or three days in town
nling the past week.-Messrs. Marks
nd Joseph Firnberg, Lucius DuprG, C. :
Thompson and Judge Thomas Brooks,
Opelousas, were in town for two or
lree days during the past week.-Cbas.
efferkorn, of Opelousas, was among
e large number Of old friends whom +
e had the pleasure of meeting on our t
reefs during the past week.-H. L. o
arland Esq, the veteran leader of the \
oelousas bar, al: ived in town on last
Iednesday evening to attend to pro- v