St. Landry democrat., 1892-09-10
Personal,

Hon {. c. Duson was in town o.
Wednesday.
Rev. Father Clark of Chataiguier wa
in town on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Flynn OF Washington wa
in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Leon Clark, of Crowley, was il
town several days this week.
Miss Ida DuprG of Washington is til,
guest of Mrs. Z. X. Wallior.
Miss Fannie Thompson has returned
to the convent in Grand Coteau.
Mr.. Gus. E. Fontenot of Crowley
spent several days here this week.
Mr.. Laurent DuprG visited Lake
Charles this week on legal business.
DR.. j. +. Hawkins aud Capt. Sam
Haas, OF Bayou Chicot, were in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Jagou returned to his home
IN New Orleans on Sunday after short
stay here.
Misses Dell and Jennie Thompson re-
entered the Convent at Grand Coteau
last Monday.
Misses Juliette and Rosa Roos left ou
Monday for Alexandria, where they
will spend few days
Six merry young young couples went
from here on a " hay ride " to Washing
ton on Wednesday night.
Mrs. +. w. Lewis, of Clinton, after
spending some time with old friends
here, left for home last Monday.
Judge E. d. Estilette left on Sunday
to attend to legal business in Abbe-
vile. He returned on Wednesday.
Grand Coteau last Monday to place
their daughter in the Convent there.
Miss Sarah Blouin of New Orleans
!olned ber sisters here On Saturday and
Is the guest OF Mrs. Clement Hebert.
Misses Sue Pickett and Ida Veazie, &C.
companied by Messrs. Ollie Thompson
and Chas. Boagni, visited Washington
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. Bloch and Mrs. Z. l.. He
orard have returned from Virginia
much improved by their sojourn ia the
mountains.
Messrs. Arthur DGjean, NJ. Firnbere
and Ant. Dietlein went down to see the
big fisticufts in New Orleans on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. w. H. Ray of Chataignier left for
New Orleans on Sunday; also DR.. J. A. |
Haas OF Vile Plate. They said thew
were going to see the big fights.
Maj. Chas. McMurdo, for several years !
the warrant clerk in the Auditors office,
spent several days here this week. He !
Is now III the insurance business.
Misses Esther and Louise John, of
New Orleans, boarded the noon train
here on Sunday last on their return
home after stay of six weeks with |
relatives in town.
Miss Fannie Loeb returned from
crowley on Sunday. She was accom-
panied by her sister Mrs. J. Frankel,
Who has been on the sick list for some
lme but is now improving rapidly.
Marksville Review, Sept. 3: Mrs. DR.
;. DeNux and Mrs. L. n. CullOm and
of this town, left here yester-
lay morning for Opelousas where they
20 on a visit to relatives and friends
Mr.. Louis H. Bailey, second son of
he late Judge A. Bailey, left on Thurs
lay to enter Georgetown College,. at
1eorgetown, d. c. We predict that
ur young friend will give good &C.
cunt of himself.
Lake Charles Commercial Mrs. VIM.
returned home last Saturday
elatives in Opelousas. - Miss ,Jnlia
Wells, the accomplished daughter of
Ion. Geo. II. Wells, has returned home
rom visit to Opelousas-Mr Theo,
Ielvin, of Opelousas, La, spent this
eek in Lake Charles.-Misses Emma
nd Rosa Mccormick returned home
.st Tuesday evening from five weeks
isit among relatives in St. Landry par
n, and were accompanied home by
liss Rosa David of Church Point, Aca-
ia parish, and little Miss Mary Morn
lnveg of OpelOusas, who will spend .
,me time in this city.