The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-06-17
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Mrs. A. J. Bru spent few days in Frank
lin with relatives.
We hold a communication from Mr.. c. II.
Bradley which has been crowded out Of this
tissue.
Mrs Sarah Klaus and her charming sister,
Miss Gussie Wolf, of Washington, visited
relatives in this town Sunday,
Mr.. w. G. TRAY and his little nephew.
Master Willie Winl<ler, of Washington,
. visited relatives and friends in Lafayette
Sunday.
Mrs Armaud Levy and children, of Lake
Oisasles, who have been on visit to her
parents, left for home Sunday accompanied
-by her sister, Miss Louise Bendei.
MI, Sidney Veazey will, commencing to-
morrow, run i hack to Bcausejour
Springs, starting at o'clock and will make
strips often necessary, and the fare tor
the round trip will be only as cents. And
will make trips thereafter every Sunday and
Thursday. Those wishing to go by this
conveyance will so inform him and he will
call at residence.
The Gazette received an invitation from
Mrs. E. w. Glenn, principal, and Prof. c.
dIeichelhein,, assistant, to attend a picnic to
be given by the patrons and children of the
sCarencro public school on June the 9Th at
.Carancro Springs. We regretted very much
that a press of business, that could not be
deferred, prevented "s from taking part in
,vha, We feel certain a very pleasant
outing.
A band of Bohemians struck town last
Tuesday with four bears and four monkeys
and gave what they advertised Gin
-sssuceing, amusing and entertaining exibi-
,iou." 1t was in reality FIRST class fake and
- ~ t,tS-So fhaN
may enter.
Mr. John O. Mouton has purchased a mo-
tor, and will lun electric fans through all
rooms we'll as the saloon in his building
meas the depot. When you'feel you're get
,eine shot in the collar call at his saloon, 4
ask for glass Of .ice-cold beer, set under
sthe fans. and get cool.
Little Frank Mailman, aged, 10 years,
was severely injured Sunday evening, while
attempting to catch on IN incoming train.
He missed his reach and fell under the
wheels sustaining injuries that neccsstated
tho amputation Of one leg at knee, and half
of the other foot. Friday he was resting
>ea.y. The two Drs. Traha,n and DR.. Mujd
are the physicians attending to him.
Our good friend n. Bodenuller,
of Opelousas, was in Lafayette Sun
day.
The Old Folks Concert on TIE
21st ;nstant-don't miss it. Change.
of programme. 4
Now is the time to secure your
reserved seats for the Old Folks
'Conccrt on the 71st :instan:.
The attention Of those who desire
to hire first class turn-onts is called
to the card of Mr.. Sidney Veazcy.
Ladies' and children l,aircu,,ing at domi
10Y. l.. r. Bagsrry.
If we would bring people to La
faycttc parish, we must let them
know what we've got to offer.
Mr.. Henry Crouchet, one of Car
.encro's progressive citizens was IN
Lafayette Tuesday and made The
Gazette a pleasant call.
Carencro will soon have a rail
road. Royville is fishing for one.
Lafayette must not lag behind.
Shall it be a refinery, Let's be
up and doing!
Inc many persons VINO mlssed
the first opportunity to see the Old
Folks Concert, if they wish to en-
Joy a treat should not miss the en-
tertainment on the 71st instant.
The Old Folks concert held on
the sth netted the High School
fund $6I.8o. The entertainment to
= be given on the 21st-if the people
appreciate good thing-ought to
net, ut the very least, double that
amount.
TO our friend Prof. Ben F. Toler
We return thanks for an invitation
TO attend n picnic given on the 10th
instant, by the patrons of the public
school at Ridge. We were sorry
that circumstances beyond our con-
troll necessitated our absence.
The Lafayette public school, Prof.
r. c. Greig and Miss Maggie ia
mieson teachers closed the regular
school session yesterday. The
school will remain closed until the