The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1892-10-01
Personal.

friend, Garland Dupre is home on q
short vacation, after his assiduous
course in law at the Tulane University
where he recently graduated with dis
tinguished honors.
Our amiable and efficient young as
sistant P. MS, Misses Minnie Pulford
and Cecilia Holher, took short recre
alton last Sunday from the cares of
official duties, by trip to Lafay yette
and drive over that town, returning
home on the evening train the same
day. We are pleased to learn that they
fully enjoyed their outing.
Lee Garland, ESQ, rising young
Attorney Of the Opelousas bar. gave
the Signal office call on last Tuesday
evening Crowley Signal
Miss Lolo Taylor, who spent pleas
ant three weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Opelousas, returned home
oD last Sunday.-Crowley Signal.
Miss Bessie Creswell and MisslNettie
Pulford visited Sunset, last Sunday for
change of air, aud returned on the
next tram. delighted with their trip.
Mr.. Leonce E. Littell has been re-
appointed parish surveyor for St. Ian
dry.
Mrs. l.. Goldstein, of New Orleans,
after a pleasant stay in our town, de
paiteddor her home on Sunday.
Miss Pauline Schmulen, of Crowley,
returned home on Sunday after de-
lightfnl time spent in our midst as the
guest of Miss Fannie Loeb.
Miss Alice Dietlein. visited New
Iberia, Saturday last, returning Mon
day, accompanied by the Eckart twin
sisters.
Sol Bonita, of New Orleans, paid our
town visit this week.
Miss DuraDd, of St. Martinville, is
on visit to the Misses Hebert.
q. S. Naval Cadet, Fritz l.. Sandoz,
who has been home on short leave of
absence, returned to the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolisn Md. last Tuesday.
Stewart Sandoz, who has been apply
ing himself to the study of dentistry
for several months, left last Tuesday to
perfect himself in the profession at the
dental college of Baltimore, Md.
Do yon want town lots2 Call at
this Office and investigate. See adver-
tisement.
j. K. Sandoz has been quite i'll from
rheumatism this week, though we are
pleased to learn he is improving.
See adv. of public sale of lot of
elegant household furniture, etc, on
the 18th inst, in another column.
N. C. DeEiliers Esq, has recovered
from his ecent illness, and was atten-
ding to business in town Wednesday.
Miss Eva Guslinski of Woodville,
Miss, is on visit here, the guest of
Mr.. S. Jacobs aud family.
Edgar H. Bloch, son of our townsman
Jos. Bloch, Esq, left on Thursday to re-
sumo his studies at Tulane University.
Miss Sarah Schlesinger, of Wood
vile, Miss. niece of Mr.. Sol. Loeb, is
visiting our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meyers after a SO
journ of several weeks in the North and
East, returned home on Sunday look.
ing benefited by their trip
Mr.. j. Fraukel, Of Crowley, spent the
holidays with relatives here last week.
Messrs. B. NJ. Lambert, Gus. E. Fon-
tenot, and Leon Clark, of Crowley,
graced onr town with their presence
this week.
Miss Della Taylor, of Crowley, was
in attendance at the leap year ball on
Monday night last.
A. Laurent Lacombe visited st. Mar
tinville this week.
Mr.. Julien Claude of Washington. was
here on business Wednesday.
a valuable new acquisition to our
parish is DR.. E. P. Doremus, noted
dentist aud his family, who have re-
Gently purchased a place on Spanish
lake, near Capt. Pharr's, where they
now reside, and which they propose to
improve and make very Attractive
New Iberia Enterprise.