St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-12-02
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.


pleasant call on Saturday last.
MIR. B. NJ Lambert. of Crowley, took in
the grand ball here Thursday.
Mr.. Jos. Dubourdieu, of Port Barre, was in
town during the week.
Mrs. Virginia Merchant, of Houston. Texas,
is on a visit to relatives here.
Miss Maggie Lewis, of Churchpoint, is visit
ing in Opelousas, the guest of the family of
Rev. T. S. RandIe
Messrs. Antoine Lanclos, of Leonville and
James Darby of Sunset, were pleasant callers
at our office this week.
Misses Lucy Richard and Beulah Bou-
dreaux. of Washington, visited Opelousas
last Sunday.
Mr. Robert Chachere, returned from a
business trip to New orleans on Wednes
day.
Mrs. X. V. johnson, returned to Opelou
sas after short visit to New orleans, sunday
last
Rev Father Charles Clark, of Chataig-
nier, was pleasant visitor to our town
this week.
Mrs Cashius Pulliam and Miss Stella
Truman, have gone to Alexandria to visit
friends.
Prof j. C. King, of Crowley, was in Opel
ousas several days last week, on his way to
New Orleans.
Louis soileau, practical mechanical en-
gfneer from Rayne, was here Sunday, to
do some repairs on the Thompson rice mill.
Prof. Geo. w. Jack of Lake Charles, spent
saturday and Sunday in town, the guest Of
DIR. Irion.
Misses Dee and Helen Taylor, of Crowley
were here In attendance at the ball Thurs
day.
Mr. c. T. Griffith. of Bayou Chicot,
dropped in to see us on Saturday evening,
and left us substantial reminder of his
visit.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas I'll. Lewis attended
the wedding of Mr.. e. L.. Wells and Miss
Jesse Blanche Hanna, at Jennings, Thurs
day.
George D. Wright, one of Crowley's en-
terprising young business men, was here on
Monday, and gave us brief but pleasant
call George has many friends here who
are always glad to see him.
Constable Bordelon, of the Vile Platte
ward, was in town on Tuesday and did not
CLARION. Joe is a staunch supporter OF the
paper, and it always affords us much pleas
ure to meet him. Come again and often.
The friends of Mrs I. S. Fontenot will be
gratifled to learn of her continued improve
ment A letter received this week conveys
the pleasing intelligence that she is so far
improved as to be able to go out visiting.
Mr.. Albert Estorge, son of the late DR..
J. L. Estorge, and former resident of OPP
elousas, but now of New Iberia, and Miss
Irene Burgess, of that city, will be married
on December 9Th.
Mr.. James Mccormick of Lake Charlas, a
son of the late John Mccormick, and, like
his father before him, disciple of the
ssart preservative,' - is on visit to rela-
tives in Bellevue, and will remain until
after the holidays. We acknowledge a
pleasant CALL
our Young friend, Frank Mornhinveg, has
quit the employ of Mr.. Jos. Lasal1e, anG
Will, on Monday, go into business for him
self. taking charge of the store on the
s.coteau,' about three miles east of town
as a partner. Frank is good boy and vii
no doubt do good business.
Mr.. Edward L. Wells, promising youns
attorney of Lake Charles. and Miss Jesse
blanche Hanna, of Jennings, were married
at the latter place on Thanksgiving day
The CLARION extends to the young coupl
its heartfelt wishes for a long and happ.
1ife.
special from Cheneyville to the Times
Democrat, of date Nov. rs, says that nj. s
Alexander. who organized the Theoda Pub
fishing Company, Limited, has severed NJ
connection with the Menora on account Q
its politics. He says he can not nor VIII u
be one of a party to run an fndepenaen
sheet and criticize the actions OF the Ch1e
Executive of the United states.
,aoro y,oy named Shepherd was ru