St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-06-11
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Lee GafianQ, OF OIDpeIOuSaS, attOr-
ney-at-law, was in our city on last Fri
day, guest of Rev. E. A. Bridger, at
Hotel Kistner.-Jennings Reporter.
Prof. S. T. Read returned last satur-
day from avisit to Chataignie.r He
reports all crops there good and that
there is as1arge acreage in rice.
Mr.. e. I. Lafieur was in town last
Saturday, and gave us an appreciated
| call.
| Capt. T. g. Gibbens, of Washington,
was in town last Saturday, visiting the
patrons Of Gibbens & Nicholson's saw
mill.
Mr.. Adam Reed made us pleasant
visit on business last SATURDAY.
Mr.. VIM. Evans, of Plaisance, post
master there, was in town Friday last
week, and gave the CLARION Office an
agreeable reminder of his visit.
Judge E. II. McGee, of Faquetaique,
was in town last Saturday attending a
meeting of the parish Democratic COM
mittee Of which he is a member.
MIR. and Mrs. Sol Loeb, of Opelousas,
arrived here on last Sunday and are
the guests of their son-in-laW, Mr.. j..
Frankel.-Crowley Signal, June 4th.
Mr.. S. L. White, of Mansfield, La,
who has been attending medical lect-
ures in New Orleans, is in town, the
guest Of his uncle, Mr.. J. NJ. White.
He is here to attend the Pelican Anna
teur Journalist Association, which con-
venes here June 18th.
Miss Addie Humble, of Washington,
visited Opelousas last Monday.
Miss Lillian Wright, of St. Landry,
is the guest of Miss Adelia Armstrong
in PinevilIe.-Alexandria Town Talk.
Misses Oetayie and Emelie Robin, of
Opelousas, spent Wednesday night in
the city on their way home from Nat
chitoches.-Alexandria Town Talk.
Judge Thomas Lewis, of Opelousas,
made Town Talk pleasant call on last
Wednesday. He had been to shreye-
port and stopped over here one day on
his return home. His many old friends
in Alexandria we're pleased to meet him.
Mr.. B. R. White and bride arrived
here last Saturday from New Iberia.
After remaining as the guest OF his
father, Mr.. J. NJ. White, until Mon
day, they departed for their future
houe in Ingersoll, Texas.
Mr.. Z. st. Elmo Lewis, of Philadel-
phia, arrived last Tuesday, and is the.
guest of Miss Addie Humble at Wash
ington. He is member Of the ANA
teur Press Association, meeting OF a
branch of which he particularly comes
to attend.
Mrs. Smell, of Mississippi, the ma
tional Temperance worker, delivered
some interesting lectures at the Court
House here, on Friday and Saturday
evenings last week, and on Sunday
morning and evening Of this week.
She left for Crowley on Monday, to-
continue her mission.
Mr.. Henry L. Erich, OF Bayou Chi
cot, was here Monday last, on business.
Thos. HI. Lewis Jr., of the insurance
firm of Clements & Lewis, made bus
mess trip to Lafayette, Rayne and Roy
vile, this week.
H. D. Engelman, a wagon and car
riage tourist" from New Orleans, was
among our business men on Friday.
Mrs. Julien Claude, of Washington,
was in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Going, of Plaquemine Ridge,
gave the CLARION pleasant call on
Thursday last.
Our venerable fellow-citizen, Mr..
Harrison Rogers, paid us an apprecia-
ted visit on Thursday last.
,Messrs. Phil. Jacobs and Sam Kauf- |
man, of Washington, were visitors in
Opelousas on last Wednesday.
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