The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1893-06-17
Personal.

We had the pleasure of visit last
Tuesday from two of Washington's
fairest daughters, Misses Addie Hum
ble and -- Hardesty, who were in
attendance on the Teachers Institute
here, and availed themselves of the
opportunity of honoring the COURIER
with friendly and appreciated call.
Mr.. Cashius Pulliam took the noon
train Sunday for Jeanerette.
Mr.. F. X. Hopkins of Lafayette
after a pleasant visit of several days
duration to friends and relatives here
returned home last Monday.
DR.. VIM. Childs of Acadia parish
was in town this week and gave us o
short visit.
The Misses Clifford, of OpeIousas,
are spending some time in our city
Lafayette Gazette.
Mr.. Eugene Bloch and sister, Miss
Julie, and Mr.. Sidney Hebrard and
sister. Gabrielle, left last Wednesday
for trip North including the Worlds
Fair, Washington City, Nlagra Falls
and New York. Bon voyage.
Major MoutoD, of Mamon spent
several days here this week.
The jewish young men of Alexandria
gave pic mic at " Eaglewood," on
Bayou Robert, last Sunday in honor Of
the Misses Lehman, of Lafourche, and
Miss Fernberg, of Opelousas, who were
visiting friends in Alexandria, Alex
andria Town Talk.
P. A. Sandoz, Esq, spent the most
of this week in the Crescent City.
| Mr.. Ike Ewes, one of Washington's
popular citizens, was in town Monday
looking after business interests.
S. E. Capel, Esq, and family have
spent several days this week visiting
relatives, the families of our towns
men Dr. VIM. Thompson and John n
Ogden. Esq.
H. E. Jones, Esq, of Monroe, La,
is now amongst us, and has established
headquarters at the depot in the tele-
graph Office. Mr.. J. is a brother-in-
law of Messrs. C, L. Hayes and c.. R.
| Steele
Rev. Father Dubourg left Friday
last for France and will take in the
Worlds Fair en- route.
Mr.. d. H. Quirk of Upper Mamou
was in town the early part of the week
and reports corn and cotton crops do
ing fine but not water enough for rice.
Prof. Brown, music teacher here for
some months left few days since to
join the Clark show at Lafayette.
Mr.. Cash Pullam departed on Sun
days train for Jeanerette to attend to
business in that progressive little city.
Mr.. F. K. Hopkins, of Lafayette, af-
ter u pleasant visit of several days to
relatives and friends here, returned
home last Monday.
Mr.. Johnnie Lewis, who has been
attending the Centenary College in
Jackson, La, returned home Tuesday
to spend vacation.
Mrs. E. B. Dubnisson, of Opelousas,
was visiting her parents, General and
Mrs. Geo. O. Watts, last week.-Alex-
andria Democrat.
Misses Francis Goslnski, sidonia
Bayhi, Fannie Firnberg, Mary Littell,
Gussie We'll, Annie Gordon, Fannie
Loeb, Julie Bloch, and Annie Andrus,
in company with Morris Depres, Ollie
Thompson, Jonas Jacobs, Nathan Roos,
Aaron Loeb, Henry Pavy, S. L. Heb
rard, and Theo Littell, visited WASH
ington on Sunday.
Miss Matte Terwilliger, of New
York, after a pleasant stay with the
family of Q. Fl. Terwilleger, Esq, de-
parted for her home on Sunday, she
was accompanied by Mr.. O. Fl. Ter
williger and little Hattie.
Mrs. J. Bloch left on Wednesdays
train to attend the graduating exercises
of the Tulane University, her son Ed
gar, being one of the graduates.
Miss Eva Levie, of New Orleans, af-
ter delightful time spent in our midst,
as the guest of Miss Blanche Lacombe,
left for her home on Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Lucille Lacombe, who
contemplates spending some time in
the Crescent City.
| W. L. Hutchins, Esq, representing
Chambers, Roy & Co.. of New Orleans,
was in town this week, calling on pat
rOns and friends