The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1892-02-27
Personal.

pleasant call this week.
Edmund Quirk, Esq, of Begg Station,
was welcome visitor to our Office last
Thursday.
After a short visit to the Crescent t
City, DR.. Homer Chachere returned
home last Monday.
Mrs. O. Fl Terwilliger and children
accompanied by her sister. left on Wed
nesday last for Western Texas.
Mayor w. A. Flynn and Capt. l..
D. Prescott, of Washington, gave our
Office a pleasant call last Thursda!
evening.
Mr.. c. Beauchamp Anderson, of Kan
sas City. Mo-, has been on short bust
ness visit to our town, returning home
last Tuesday.
|. Miss Reta, the handsome and accom-
plished daughter of Major A. P. Will
liams, who has been spending some
time in our midst, left for her home in
New Orleans Thursday last. The best
wishes of many friends attend her.
Mr.. P. D. Tatman, the obliging call
around clerk of Mr. Robert Chacher6.
who for sometime past has been indis
posed, returned few days since from
Galveston, New Orleans and other
points, whittier he has been to benefit
his health. We are glad to say he is
much improved.
Dr.. A. j. Bercier will leave to-day
for New Orleans, where lie will remain
until the 5th proximo to be in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the Lou
isiana State Dental Association as the
representative from st. Landry. Dur
ing its session the DR.. will present an
important thesis for the consider tion of
that body. and will doubtless evince
the same superior knowledge of that
snbject which has heretofore sus-
tanned him in the profession of his
choice. He will also take in the carni-
val at that place
Mr.. F. E. Stokes, of Sun Set, La,
aud Mrs. Mary A. Allen, of this city
were quietly married, Wednesday, the
18th inst, at the residence of the
brides son, Mr. J. j. Forgy, by Rev. T.
S. Raudle Of 0pelousas. Mr. Stokes is
successful planter and breeder of fine
stock, In ST. Landry parish and Mrs,
Allen is one of our most popular ladies.
and participant in church and charit.
able works, and Is universally esteem
ed by all who are 80 fortunate as to
possess her acquaintance. She will be
greatly missed by her large circle of
friends whose best wishes follow her to
her new and handsome home New
iberia Enterprise.
Miss Mary Gauche and Mrs. Blanko, of
New Orleans, paid visit to this town
ON the occasion of the marriage of Mr.. T.
G.. Chachere and Miss Aline Delarue and
were the gnests of MFR aad Mrs. Della.
rue On Saturday night very pleas
ant surprise party was gotten up by
their friends, which took place at the
residence of Judge E. North Cullom.
Mr.. Donier was among the visiting
guests. The evening passed in an ex-
ceedingly pleasing manner, some of the
ladies and gents "tipping the light fan.
tastic toe,n to delightful measures, pro.
duced by the artistic touch of Miss
Gauche on the piano and the skillful
handling of the cornet by Mr. Donier,
Such parties are always pleasant.
The Warmoth wing of the Republi-
can party has nominated the follow
ing State ticket:
For Governor--John E. Breauy, OF
Pointe Coupee.
For Lieutenant Governor--James c..
Weaks, of Ouachita.
For Attorney General--James NJ.
Edwards. of Avoyelles.
For Auditor--stepben R. Gay, Of
iberia.
For Treasurer--Col. James Lewis, Of
Orleans.
For Secretary of state--Johu E.
Staes, of Orleans.
For Superintendent of Public Eda-
cation--Edward j. Barnett, of Rapides.
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