The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-04-22
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

MIS- lsifIOu 10 SSiAAS ~ P'AAA| AA'~N~
to the front of her hotel building,
Mr.. w. F. Beatty, dentist from Crow
ley, was in Lafayette Wednesday.
Our good friend Numa Breaux from Prai-
.ie Basse was in town Tuesday on business.
Ladies and children haircutting at domi-
cile l.. P. Bagarry
The Gazette's friend, Cleric Sonnier,
from Scott, called to shake hands Monday.
The political cauldron, for the town Of
fees to be elected on the the first of May,
Is simmcring.
Pierre Bernard, a substantial planter from
the neighborhood of Carencro dropped in to
see The Gazette Monday.
Mr.. Alex Meaux who had gone to New
Orleans for medical treatment, was in town
this week looking in finehealth.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Clarke, of Plaque
mine Brulce, were visitors to our town this
week.
Miss Lizzie Patterson has returned home
from pleasant visit to relatives in New Or
leans and Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Leopold Lacoste has received large
stock of shelf hardware and agricultural i'm
plemcnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Laurents, of Lake
Arthur, are visiting their uncle and aunt,
aar. and Mrs. II. l.. Monner.
Miss Ada Waters, charming young lady
& 4 MI u
her kinfolk, Mr. and Mrs. L Al. Biossat.
Judge c. Dcbaillon went to New Orleans
Friday and returned Saturday, on business,
taking with him his young son, Thomas.
Mes,rs w. b. Clark and E. M. Thomp-
son, from Duson, were pleasant callers at
: The Gazette Office Wednesday.
Mcssrs G. O. and P. o. Couvillon, from
the ne;ghborhood of Carcncro, were pleas
ant callers at The Gazette Office Monday.
The boys went out to the grounds last
Sunday and had some practice, preparatory
TO organizing base ball club.
Mr.. S. a. Knapp, on: of the directors of
The Tcchc Sugar Company, was in Lafa-
ycttc Monlay.
Go to lsas-rry for 4 good shave and hair
cut.
Mr.. I. NJ. Biosiat made flying trip to
Ai,.xandra Saturday and returned Sunday,
with his wife and chidtsn, who had been
ON a .si, to relatives in that town.
Mr. Gus. Lacostc is having tasty build
Ing put UP rex. to his store, which when
finish Il, will b: occupied by Cornelius fiig-
81 ,botham :-5 :. barber shop.
The Gazette hai had the p!easu-c of shak-
ing hands with .nany Of its friends from diff
n fercnt parts of the parish, who were in town
attic, ding the present session of court.
Some interesting races took place on the
crack near this town last Sunday, and, quite
large crowd was present, among the MUM
Der being many strangers.
Mrs con.iy's see-cresn parlors are de
seryed,y well patronized. Besides ice
cream nice cold lemonade, cakes, ETC., are
kept and courteously served.
The Gazette has received an invitation to
attend ball to be given at Rayne this ev-
ening under the auspices and for the bene-
fit of Hope Hook and Ladder Company OF
that town. To those who wish to enjoy a
pleasant evening this is an opportunity.
The Gazette is requested to state that from
next Monday the office of registrar of vo
tiers viii be opened at the court house, fol
the purpose of registering those qualified
and who wish to vote at the municipal cleo
ton on the Ist of May. The office will also
be kept opened on election day.
Mr.. 5. Georgiades wishes to announce &c
the public that he has just received some
fine Kentucky apple and Maryland peach
cider which he is selling ice-cold. He will
also, have ice-cream three times a week,
Wednesdays. Saturdays and Sundays.
Upon the occasion of the nineteenth birth
day of their daughter, Miss Mamie, Mr.. A
Lisbony and wife, gave a dancing party il
honor of the event last Monday night. Their,
were number of people present and al
seemed to enjoy themselves very much
Miss Mamie received many very pretty SOU
venirs of the day. 1t was very pleasan
affair. We hope Miss Mamie will hav,
many returns of the day.
The Kings Comedy Company played
Friday week at Falk's Opera House, ano
again Sunday night, presenting on the latte
day, Mrs. Burnct's dramatzed story, ssLittle
Lord Fauntleroy,' to a crowded house
There is an agreeable contrast between th
sterling organization of talented people, ano
the many inferior troupes that we have beer
afflicted with. This excellent company pre-
SCENTS only legitimate plays, well rendered
and deserve crowded houses wherever the,
60.
IT, - -