St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-08-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Fannie Loeb left for Crowley 4
few days ago:
DIR. Eug. CIlachclG, Of Grctna, is Wis
iting relatives here.
DIR. J.. A. Haas, of Vile Plate, was i'll
town Oh Wednesday.
7 Mr.. Ed. Wells, of Lake Charles, WAS
ia town this week.
Miss 49,. Swing, of jackson, Miss, is
visiting Miss Mary Littell.
Hon. H. L. Garland and wife are at
Cooper's Well, Miss.
Mrs. VIM. Lishtley, of Lake Charles,
is here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Oscar Jagou, of New Orleans, is
On visit to friends in town.
Mr.. Z. S. Clements, Of Mamou, spent
several days in town this week.
Mr.. Thos. II. Lewis and family have
returned from the ellCheney springs.
Mrs. DR.. Latiolais, of ,Broussardville,
is the guest Of heI sister Mrs. K. Cha
chere. -..;.1s. .a : u s.asyEt
Miss Callie sGohdcha,lx, of Big Cane,
is here on visit and is stopping with.
Miss Rosa Firnberg,s
Miss Lizzie Butler, Que of the bright
! est ornaments of cur social circles, is
| again at home, after lengthy sojourn
in Texas.
Miss Blanche Broussard returned to
her home in st. Martinsville on We'd
nesday, after il pleasant stay here Of
several weeks.
Miss Aline Williams, who has been
quite i'll here for several weeks, has i'm
proved sufficiently to be removed to the
residence of her aunt, near town.
Messrs. John Ware and Chas. petfer-
kOrD, paid Washington visit on We'd
nesday, and came back with a large
number of casburgos-at least Charley
did.
DR.. 4. j. Belcier spent three days in.
Lake Charles last week, and yesterday
he started Off again to spend few days
fishing with friends in ST. Mary. He
expected to return next Monday.
Messrs. Burt Chevis, W. O. Pipes,
Phil. Zernott, Tom Lyons, 1sidorc Ja-a
cobs, Henry Lynch and Ferdinand Der
bes, of Washington. were in attendance
at the ball here on "Wednesday.
Mr.. JOS. B. Clements has returned
from Bell-Cheney Springs, after spend
ing about six weeks there this summer.
He is call cut up y because he could not
afford to stay there about six months.
New Iberia Enterprise, Aug. 20:
Misses Matlilde and Alice Labyche,
who have made Il pleasant three weeks
visit to their relatives here, MIS-. Emile
Sonlier and family, returned to their
Opelousas home to-day.
Acadia Sentinel, Aug. 20: Mr.. Thos.
p. Bowden left for OpeIousas last Sun
day, where he expects to locate perman-
entity. We ale sorry to lose such good
citizen as Mr. Bowden, and wish him sue
cess in his new field of toil.-Miss Maud
Chachelc, Of OpelousaS, is visiting
friends and relatives in town, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Bernard.
Baton Rouge Advocate, Aug: 20: We
acknowledge an agreeable call Thurs
day evening from one of st. Landry'S
favolitc sons, Hon Laurent Duplc, who
is a candidate for congressional honors |
in this district. Mr.. DuprG feels conf |
dent that his friends will bring to the |
support of his candidacy in the ap-
preaching convention the solid votes of |
Acadia and st. Landry parishes.
After another year of hard study, |
Cadet Fritz l.. Sandoz, e. S. n, is back |
home again to spend his vacation, this |
time having leave of absence of six |
weeks. He is second-classman now, his |
progress having been steady and unin-
terrupted since his entrance at the |
at Annapolis in May, 1896. His
many friends were glad to meet and
him Oh his still brighten
ing prospects.
Alexandria Times, 1S: Miss Robin, of |
Opelousas, charming brunette of
Sweet sixteen," came up over the Nor
gan yesterday afternoon and is spending
q short while with the family of Mr.. T.
G.. Conant, visiting her friend aud |
Miss Edna Ezernack. She
leaves this afternoon for Natchtoches
where she will re-enter school shortly to
become ''sweet girl graduate" Come
again, and stay longer.
Baton Rouge Truth, Aug. 20: On
last the Truth was honored
by visit from that talented son of St.
Landry, Judge Laurent DuplG, who
was in this section looking after his po-
litical fences. The Judge is candi-
dates for Congress from this district,
and if pleasing and atfa ble manners,
conversational powers and
certainly be exceedingly hard to de-
feat.
Hon. G.. L. DuprC, whose better half
is spending portion of the heated term
at popular Watering place on the Miss
ssippi Sound, having failed to secure
the company Of one of the most charm
ing ladies of his acquaintance for a bug
gy ride on Wednesday evening, COM
promised the matter by giving the edi-
tor an outing behind his fast bay. The
road travelled over is the best leading
INTO town, the one put in first-class or
ler some months ago by Messrs. j. O.
ChacllerG and Edw. Dcjcan at their own
expense, and which is still in such fine
condition that our friend is satisfied
hat his nag can trot a mile on it in
6 less than three minutes