The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-06-03
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Serepta Smathers is taking stelocuting.,
Don't fail to see Bettina and Pippo they
alone will pay ye for your trouble of coming.
Most any article kept in grocery store
Gan be found at Alex. Delahoussaye's.
The Police Jury meets next Monday in re-
gular session.
= Judge c. II. Mouton, of St. Martin
willie, was in town Saturday.
When you want any fire insurance written
see Ordwav Il Richard.
Miss Phoebe Jemima Snodgrass will sing
ye . sweet old song, that will carry ye back
to childhood days.
Bessure and put on ye high heel shoes if
yc are coming to eye Old Folkes Concerto
SO ye must stand up and see all the fun.
Our friend Mr.. L. NJ. lsossat had a touch
of rheumatism Tuesday, but is now, we arc
glad to report, himself again.
Ordway & Richard represent over S2s,-
600, 600 in the fire insurance line. Sec
hem.
The Beausejour Park is fairly we'll patron
lied, although the season has just COM
mcnced.
We must keep on agitating the question of
a central refinery. It's coming. but we
must help to pull it in.
1t becomes more and more apparent every
day that street sprinkler is 4 matter of alb
solute necessity.
Hustlc-get ye "marked off benches
they are now for sale, yc will want good
seat to watch Miss Mary Jones.
Major Sosthcne Mouton has some fine
pear trees in his orchards, and they are
heavily laden with fruit.
Miss Cora Loeb left Wednesday for New
Iberia and Lafayette, where she will pass :,
few d.ys.-Morgan City Prohibi,lonist.
Eklies and childrsn hairsutting a, doni
ciel l.. P. Bagarry.
A pleasant outing, is in store for those
attending the excursion, Washington to Ab-
bcvillc on July I'd. lin. fare from I.afa-
ye,te and return is only 81 so.
The advent of the railroad in the neigh
b,r:,ood of Ca.encro will increase tn: value
OF lands to fully $40 more acre :h.n at
pres, mt held.
Judge Bowen and his ass,S:atcs who will
. have Charge Of the excursion train ON July
2. have left no stone unturned 20 afford
those attending the excursion, all possible
convcnicnccs.
Go to Eosarry for goo: shave and hair
Our friends in Eoyvillc should keep in
n.,,L the fact tina, il they wan, the Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., to give them branc',
road they must give some ins'"ccncnt.
The management of the entertainment of
y.
Ia''ics who have So kindly assisted in max
ing the bazaar success Also to &. II.
bradley TO. the use Of his piano.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. William
Walker and lady Monday in Lafayette.
Willie is an old friend OF ours whom! We hal
not seen for a number of years. We were
especially pleased to sec him looking 81 we'll.
a little stranger came quietly tapping ut
the door of the residence Of our friend Albert
relationships last Monday. lie is l,ounc-
ing young fellow, and both mother and
youngster are doing we'll.
There were some races Sunday on Cleo
phas Broussard's race track, and the Breaux
Bridge crowd who backed their home horse
got knocked out as effectively as The
Gazette was by majority of the town coun-
Gil.
doors with people that came from town,
country and neighboring towns to witness
the entertainment given by home people as
sisted by the Breaux Bridge amateurs, who
had kindly volunteered their services for the
occasion. The whole carried through
without flaw. The mana cement will turn
over to the High School Fund
ceeding $50.
Some weeks since The Gazette noted the
departure of DR.. G.. c. Sales, a recent gra-
duate from the Tulane Medical School, for
Houston, Texas and that it was his purpose
to locate there. The impression was
formed by some that had reference
to DR.. II. e. SALES, the dentist. Not only
has DR.. H. c. Sales, the popular dentist,
no intention of leaving Lafayette, but has
put in some lately patented appliances. to
serve his many clients to better advantage.
The doctor has his home here, lucrative
practice, and here he proposes to stay, ready
to serve to the best of his ability those who
may need his services.
Orange Blossoms.
a large number of friends attended the
synagogue and filled the building to over
flowing last Sunday evening, to witness the