St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-08-06
Personal.

Mr.. T. G.. Chacherc, of prud I0mmt
! City, was in town this week.
| Mr.. Claude Mayo, of Lake Charles
was IN town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meyers left on Sun
days train for New York.
! Mr.. Leopold DciGan spent scvcra
! days in Lafayette this week.
! Mr.. Neillant ChachcrG made Il flying
visit to Rayne this week.
Mrs. John Oden, of Odensburg, spent
the week in town.
Miss Mary Littell left for Bell Che,
ney springs on Saturday last.
Miss Emma Flash, of Thibodaux, paid
our town visit on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nictor Herbert, of New Orleans
is the guest of Mrs. A. LacOmbe.
Messrs. C.. J. Thompson and NJ. L.
Swords visited Washington on Monday
Mrs. J. p. Saizan and little daughter
are spending some time at BCll-Cheney
springs.
Mr.. Thos. II. Lewis and family left
during the week for Bell Cheney
springs.
Judge W. c. Perrault returned home
on Tuesday after a visit of ten days to
interesting cities in Texas.
Mr.. Jas. 0. Chachelc returned home
on Sunday from a business trip to the
Crescent City.
Mr.. Geo. Van Horn returned home on
Sunday, from a short visit to relatives
in Washington, ID. c.
Messrs b. +. Hardesty, Jack Neyland
and Carl Wolff, of Washington, were in
town on Saturday.
Mrs. 3. A. Martel, accompanied 10y
Miss Ida Fisher, left on Sunday to visit
relatives in Franklin.
Miss Eva Williams boarded Satur-
days noon train for Bryan, Texas, to
visit her father who was very i'll.
Mr.. Leonce Sandoz of the Courier
left on Monday to attend the meeting OF
the press association at Alexandria.
Mr.. Howard Butler, of Camp Hamil
ton plantation, made flying trip
through town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosely, of Alexandria,
are on a visit to relatives IN our city;
they are the guests of DR.. Y. Boagnl.
Mr.. George Sougeron of New Orleans,
after stay OF several weeks with rel
atives here, returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. L. ID. Campbell, of Evergreen,
formerly of Opelousas, came in on the
noon train from Alexandria on Thurs
day.
Judge L. ID. Estllctte, left on Sunday
for Sour Lake, Tex. He was accom-
panied by bis grandson Master Gilbert
L. Duplc, Jr.
Col. S. NJ. Robertson, of Baton Rouge,
gave us pleasant call on Monday. He
left on Wednesday for Washington and
points above.
Misses Courtney SouthwcIl and Mary
Merit, OF New Iberia, and Miss $. b.
Allen. of Franklin, are the guests of
Mrs. +. L. Stokes, of Bellevue.
Messrs A. l.. Fontenot and - Car
roll represented st. Landry farmers in
the annual meeting of The State Ali
ance held at Monroe this week.
Mcssrs. w. o. Pipes and L. st. Elmo
Lewis, of Washington, attended the
grand ball given in Alexandria on We'd
nesday night in honor of the State Press
Association.
Mr.. C. Mayo, of Lake Charles, stop
ped off here oD Thursday, having board
ed the train at Cheneyville. In COM
pany with Grand Master Todd, of New
Orleans, he has been doing some sue
cessful Masonic work in that section.
Mr.. T. G.. Hulse, editor of the Arcadia
Herald, of Arcadia, Bienville parish, is
here on a visit to his brother, B. NJ.
Hulse, Esq. Mr.. 1Iulse attended the
eleventh annual session of the State
Press Association held at Alexandria on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last.