The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-05-13
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Prof. R. c. Greig has been sojourning i
New Orleans for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Mayer of Comus, Texas,
visiting her mother Mrs. Beraud.
S. Kahn, popular business man of LAX
Charles was visiting friends in Lafayette Sun
day,
guest of her uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs
G. a. Martin.
Rev. J. w. Knoll will preach at the Pres
byterian church this day and Tomorrow
The public invited.
A wagon load of sweet potatoes of thi
seasons growth was being retailed the
streets Tuesday.
Mrs, Peterman and daughter of Franklin
La, is in Lafayette visiting friends and are
the guests of Mrs w. A. Clark.
Improvements in different parts of the
town, continue, and Lafayette is marching
right along abreast of the parade.
Oliver Mouton. the popular President Of
the Business Mans Association took a trip to
New Orleans this week, business bent.
Claude Latiolais and CASTOR Liable, of
Broussardville, were at The Gazette office
Thursday.
Prof. c. Broudreaux, of the Third ward
public school, made The Gazette agrea-
bic call Thursday.
Misses Lucy Judice, Ida Matthew and
Mercedes Broussard, three lovely young
misses of our town, spent Saturday, in Ca
rencro.
Mouton Bros. have just received large
invoice of goods, principally shoes, in which
line they carry varied and full stock, and
Georgiades desire to announce to the la
dies OF Lafayette that his ice-cream par1or is
nicely arranged especially for ladies, and the
most perfect decorum is at all times main
tanned.
Several proposed entertainments are on the
kafsis, which, of carried through, will enrich
the exchequer of the High School fund very
m ,terially.
Miss Martha Mouton after spending some
days in the Crescent city returned home
Sunday, much to the qualification of her
many friends.
will give their 4th annual excursion, from
Washington, La, to Abbcville, on the End
day of July.
Emile Gerard, the young man who SO
severely hurt by the the cars some weeks
Since IS IN A.a1lycuc nclI1y VIGIL from inc
wounds received.
Our good friend, Welmam Bradford, paid
us an appreciated visit Tuesday. Welman
was bound for Opelousas, where he goes to
do sore surveying.
Mr.. Arthur Roman of Carolton an old
friend of The Gazette seniors family was in
Lafayette couple of days this week, and
wer pleased to meet him.
Mrs. J. d. Lafond and her daughter, Miss
DelPhine, of Lafayette, spent few days.
this week, in town, guests of Mrs. J. B.
Sandoz. Courier.
The two Misses Annie, of Lafayette, were
in town this week, on visit to relatives
and stopped with the family of w. A. San
doz, Esq.-Opelousas Courier.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. A. c.
Ordway, the talented editor of local
contemporary has returned from New Or
leans, greatly benefited in health.
Miss Ada Olivier who has been on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Thompson in Houston,
Texas, returned home Sunday much to the
pleasure of her numerous friends.
Miss Marie Louise Mouton, the accomplished
daughter of Hon. Ambrose Mouton, of Shell
Beach, is spending some days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Monnier.
To. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Lacoste, The |
Gazette presents its most sincere sympathy |
in the loss of their infant boy, Charles Ed
ward, who died last Wednesday, aged four |
months and eight days.
Mrs. Chas. VOORHEES,, and her charming
sister, Miss Ida Campbell, of ST. Martinville
are spending some days in Lafayette the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Alfred VOORHEES, and
family.
Bob Cunningham, editor Rayne Ranger,
and L. S. Scott of the Crowley Signal,
passed through Lafayette Monday their
way to attend the press convention in Ma
Chitoches.
We want fire company, and we want
a street sprinkler. The people know they
need these things, then why in the name of
William Riley don't they get together and
devise means to get them.
Our friend H. L. N1onnir, has for sale a
preparation, one application a day put on
the pupils of the eyes of horses will keep the
flies away.5 1t is also a cure for old
sores on man beast.
hat was very graceful act on the part of
NJ Jean Nigneau in furnishing free transpor-
taton to the Black Diamonds troupe on
their trip to Abbeville last Sunday. His
kindness is much appreciated.