The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-05-27

to attend the marriage of Miss Helen Euge
ME Clifford, and Mr.. Vim. Clegg, Jr., whic
will take place on June I. Mr.. Clegg viii
visit the Worlds Fair and will be away abou
three weeks.
The flora of Lafayette is not surpassed in
beauty, variety and iuxur'ance by any othe'
section in the State. At all times during
the spring, sumnaer and autumn thousand
varieties fill the air with their perfumes and
carpet mother earth with their myriad beau
tiful faces.
The Gazette received very pleasant cal
Tuesday from MesSrs. Mark Nexh auser and
O. H. Simpson, who have recently gra'
dated from the Tulane Law School, with
| distinguished credit. AS their Preceptor,
Judge Debaillon must feel prond of his two
| former students.
The excursion to be by the Brother
| hood of Railway Trainrnen of Lafayette,
from Washington to Abbeville on July 2,
will offer attractions for an enjoyable outing
that will be taken advantage of by large
crowd, and there will be plenty of room for
| all.
| The Gazette calls attention to the change
inthe advertisement of Messrs. Moss & Mou-
ton. To their other lines they have added
| the agency of wagons and cisterns, and for
| these goods they will always be ready to fill
| all orders entrusted to them.
BY reference to our Carencro letter it will
be seen that work, the new railroad to
connect that place with point on Bayou
Teehc, will soon begin. This is a piece of
news that The Gazette is pleased to
chronicle.
Some sweet music was discussed Tuesday
night in front of The Gazette Office by
Messrs. Walter Mouton. Joe Ducote, Henry
JUDGE and Sam Plonsky. The Gazette
takes pleasure in complimenting them on
their pr efficiency. They play very we'll.
During the past week the gun club has
received a lot of fine bred dogs and some
half dozen deer, the latter for the purpose of
furnishing means of training and giving the
dogs practice. As the dogs are muzzled the
deer can receive no injury. The place is
also being stocked with a variety of birds.
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. judith The Gazette
respectfully begs to- tender its most sincere
sympathy in the deep affection laid upon
them by the death of their infant child
Abbigai Euaa1Tie, aged one year, eleven
months and eli ght days. Another little angel
in the kingdom of heaven.
Ordway Richard represent over $751;
900, 900 in the fire insurance line. Sec
them.
DR.. E. ]. Chachere, prominent dentist,
in New Orleans, and his family, will move to
Lafayette about the 18th of next month to
locate permanently. DR.. Chachere belongs
to one of the best known creole families in
South West Louisiana, and extend the
hand of welcome to them.
At the brides home, Mr.. J. S. Younger
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Miss Edna c. Mcbride, on Thursday eve,
24th instant, the Rev. Armstrong officiating.
The Gazette joins with the many friends of
the young couple in wishing them long,
happy and prosperous voyage through life
Go to Bagarry for good shave and hair
cut.
July and will be a big day in Abbeville |
for the excurs onists, that date the |
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen give an
from Washington, Louisiana, to /
this place. We hope the weather will be !
agreeable and that people will make some |
preparation to receive and entertain the |
crowd of visitors who will be here that
Mcridonal.
There was some talk a couple of weeks
since that some of our enterprisng MGR
chants contemplated the digging of wells in
front of their premises, and using force
pump to supply them with that much needed
AS yet their intentions have
failed to materialize, but The Gazette hopes
that they will yet see their way clear to carry
out their purpose. 1t is dollars to dough-
nots that it would prove contagious. Who
will be the first one to break the ice
June grid and 9th Will be gala days in our
town of Carencro. The well
come being prepared to extend to Archbi
shop Jansscns, comprises some very interest
ng details, as will be noticed by reference
TO our Carencro correspondence in another
part of this issue, besides this the religious
ceremonies at the church will be most grand
md impressive. We cordially engage those
If readers who can do SO to>attend and
hey will certainly witness imposing
AT the last municipal election there a
lie vote returned between Me>srs. Alfred A.
Bonnet, James Hanncn and A. NJ. Martin.
TO decide this tie election was called for
asst Monday. Mr.. Hammer, by published
ard refused to be considered a candidate,
md Mr.. Alfred A. Bonnet, also, by pub
ished card, declined to take part stating that
le considered he had been fairly elected at