St. Landry democrat., 1893-06-24
Personal.

Lucas FOntenot visited Lafayette OF
Sunday.
DR.. Derbanne, Of Washing ton, WAS in
town on Tuesday.
DR.. NJ. d. Lewis, Of FaqU@,2jquc spent
Tuesday in town.
Master Jessie Duson lett for New
Iberia on Monday.
Miss Birdie Harmanson left on san
day for Il visit to Texas.
E. S. Clements, OF Obcr!lt, was in
town during the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ike Roosc have returned
from New Orleans.
Judge Simon, Of st. Martinsvillc, was
! in town last week.
Miss Sidney Derbanne, Of Washing
! ton, is visiting in our midst.
DR.. Homer Chachert:, Of LcouyiIIe,
was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. FrankeI, ot Crowley, is OH II
visit to relatives in town,
Miss BeTuadette Duplc spent several
| days at Sunset this week.
Miss Ada Sandoz left on Monday tor
a two weeks stay Ill ST. MartuSyi!v.
! DR.. II. NJ. LittcIl lett for New Orleans
on Sunday and returned on "Wednesday.
Mrs. X. Katt!ot, OF Bayou Sara, is
visiting. her mother. Mis-. K. ii. IIttpl!.
| Mayor pulforJ returned on Thursday
| evening from Il brief visit to Lafayette
! Sheriff Lyons, Of Acadia, as i'll town
! l. TlH1E- and y ed
call,
Contractor Stewart was Il IHsseu4eT
Oh thursdays evening train from Iaf,i-
yctte.
MI +. Ii. Loucks of Baton Rouge
reached 0ptlous;ts on Thursday even
Eing.
j. J. Ncylaud, OF Washington, WAS al
tending TO business i'll town on Tues
day.
DR.. Engenc Chacliclc, Of Al Igicls, WAS
among the many visitors to our town
during the week.
Miss Lcll Laatrants, of WASHINGTON.
was the guest Of Miss May Littell dur
ing tie week.
Clayton DuSou returned home Oh Sat
urday from EIre mia, where he has been
attending school.
Mir. Raoul Lobourgrois, of Washing
ton, was III town on Iucstiay, comIin
ing business with pleasure.
Messrs 5. Canscy and w. Knapp left
on Monday for Chicago where they cx-
pect to remain week or tea days.
Misses Mary and Jrannette Roos have
Il
they have been attending school.
Misses Edith Iiathornc and Addie II.
Humble, two Of Washngt0n's fair
daughters, We're visitors to our town on
Tuesday.
New Iberia Enterprise: Judge Jules
Dubus has temp0rarIally located his
office in the building adjoining Lees
drug store.
Our bright young friend, Mr.. jules
MeIancon, left on Tuesday for Pough-
keepsie, \. y, where he will attend the
Misses Blanche Lacombe, Eva Deiean
and Josie Williams accompanied by
Messrs J. J. Thompson, T. \. Cook aud
]. j. Perodin visited Washington Oh
Sunday.
Alexandria Town Talk: Mrs. L. II. |
Flrnberg and son, Sidney, who have !
been visiting their parents here for !
several weeks, left Thursday morning |
for their home, Opelousas.
Miss Frances Gosinski of Woodville, !
Miss, who has been the guest Of the |
Misses Jacobs for several weeks, left for |
her home on Sunday. She was accom- |
panied by her brother Gus the popular !
clerk of the firm of D. Roos and Son.
Mr.. Sol Loeb, one of our old citizens
and we'll known merchants, left for New
Orleans on Sunday to undergo treat
meut at the Hotel Dicu. He has been
that he will return soon with restored
health.
Alexandria Town Talk Dr. 0. P.
Going, of Franklin and Mr.. Claud Mayo,
of Opelousas, were in the city on Mon
day night to attend Keystone Chapter,
X. A. NJ. Gen. Geo. O. Watts and Mr.
Jas. Bolton, Of this city received the
Royal Arch Degree on that night.
Among those who attended the we'd
ding in St. Ma1tinsviIle, on the 22d, of
Mr.. W. j. Sandoz to Miss Blanche
Broussard were Mr.. and Mrs L. A. San
dOz, Mr.. LeOuce Sandoz, Misses Mabel,
May, Estelle aud Marie Sandoz, Miss
May Gil, Miss Ada Sandoz, Thos. II.
Lewis, Jr., J. B. Sandoz and Stuart San
doz, Of Opelousas, and DR.. Thtogtne
ChacherG of Plaquemine Ridge.
New Iberia Enterprise Miss Mcada
Duson, - year old daughter Of Hon.
C.. c.. Duson Of Opcl0usas, who is visit
ing at Capt. E. \. Pharr's home, had
narroV escape from serious injury If not
loss of her life, on Wednesday night
last. She was sleeping on the second
floor and in her sleep walked out of the
window, which comes down to the floor
and fell to the ground, a distance of
eighteen feet. She fortunately escaped
injury.
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