The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-04-29

and relatives in New Iberia.
Born to blush unscen-colorcd ladies.
Cesar Mouton, of Abbcville, was in town
this week calling on his many friends.
Felix Potter, successful planter of St.
Martin parish, was in Lafayette this week.
We received very pleasant, visit from
Mr.. B. +. Flanders Jr. of Royvilie, Monday.
Ladies' and children haircut,ing at domi
cilc. l.. p. Bagarry
Miss Lille Broussard, of Patterson, La,
has been ON a visit to friends and relatives
in Lafayette.
Mrs. Richard Coifey, of Abbeville,
is in town visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ncvcu.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly has returned from
pleasant visit to her cousin in New Orleans,
Miss Eilie Mcconnell.
Miss Fhilomcnc Judice spent few days
in Koyville, last week, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Scranton.
Miss Zaza Cornay was the guest of Miss
Maude Young at Koyvillc Friday and Sat
urday.
Misses Jessie Bussctt, of Jeanncrette and
Rita Rochcl, of Patterson, were among the
fair visitors to town this week.
MSS Zcralda Bailey is spending some days
in Broussardvllc with her sister, Mrs. ]. a.
Roy.
Ar. J. Revillon, Miss Louise, his
grand daughter, and Mrs. William Camp
bell, arc sojournng i'll the Crescent city.
Mr.. Ike Bendcl, popular young
chant Of Lake Charles, WAS in town this
week visiting his relatives, the Talks.
1t is standing rule in The Gazette Job
department to promptly deliver all work on
the day promised.
a very enjoyable so;>ec .icuson<e Civ
en- by the young people at Falk's Opera
House Saturday.
The excursion to Opclousas tomorrow.
Fare from Lafayette, round trip, IS cents.
Are you going
One Of the enjoyable picnics last Sunday
was the one chaperoned by Mrs. Eli
Mcdaniel.
1T. Rev. Forge participated in the cere-
monies attendant upon the celebration of
the Catholic diocese of New Orleans ON the
zstl instant.
The High School fund has been enriched
s11o, being the net proceeds from the Little
Diamonds entertainment. The expenses
were only SIS.
Remember all note and letter heads
printed at The Gazette office are put up in
tablet form with blotter cover. A great
convenience and saving the time of hunting
up the blotting pad.
Judge G. II. Mouton is in Lafayette at
tending the present session of court, where
he is interested in some The judge,
however, found time to call at The Gazette
den.
Mr.. Owe Savoie, one of the progressive
citizens of the neighoorhood of Youngsville,
favored The Gazette with an appreciated
call Thursday.
We panied to hear that our good
friend Alfred Heber, is on the sick l,st but
hope ere this number of The Gazette is
printed to see him up and about and in the
enjoyment of his accustomed good health.
Reports reaches this Office that nothwith-
standing the cool spell presently experienced,
re:arding somewhat the growing crops, still
every thing considered the outlook is very
promising.
Mr.. J. E. Trahan sold piece of property
in the neighborhood of the Catholic church
to Mr.. Walter Mouton recently, the consid-
Grafton being $4,000. MIR. Trahan proposes
to build residence next to his drugstore.
which, when finished, will be occupied by
his mother.
Through the kindness of Mr.. A. Brewer,
the children of Mrs. II. Bailey's school en-
joyed a picnic Friday. The day was spent
with that boisterous merrimcnt such as only
children know how to create.
A very pleasant and enjoyable ice-cream
party was given at the hospitable home of
Mr.. John Tiernay last Sunday, in honor of
her little daughter Annie Mays first birth
day. There present about twenty
children and as many grown persons.
We had the pleasure last evening of meet
ing Grow Girard, Esq, cashier of the Peo-
pies Bank of Lafayette. He came up to
witness the performance of 'sBordcr Land'
by our local amteurs and was accompanied
by the following Indies and gentlemen:
Misses Lizzie Parkcrson, Ada Moss, Leila
Nickcrsoh Iaidc and Stella Trahan, DIR
A. r. Irahan. and Mr.. \. {. Orelwav, cd
itor of the Lafayette Notwithstanding Ibc-
ria Enterprise.