St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-02-25
Personal.


t Personal
! Mr.. /. Cnieil. of Vile Plate, rctnrnp
from New Orleans on Wednesday cytl
: ing.
$ Mr. l., L. Nidriuu. one of Viii. Plate
!. popular young citizens. WAS in town 0
: Monday.
!: Dir. j. \. Haas, of Vile Plate, was
visitor to our town in The early part q
: the week.
Mr., Albert Simon, of New York, j
here on 4 visit to bis brother, Arthu
Simon, Esq.
Miss Cora Stags, of Whitcvillc, lcf
for New Orleans on Sunday to consul
an ocullst for weak eyes.
Mrs. Chas. Bloch, of Dallas, Tex, i
on !. visit here as the guest of her broth
er, Mr.. W. L. Cochran.
Mr.. Jos. Ad. c4il spent few dayS i,
New Orleans this week, returning o1
Wednesday evening.
DR.. /. Chac|Iclt and Miss Luc,
Moore, of Piaqnemiue, were vjsitin.
trends III town on Monday.
Mr. Thos. Reed, a leading citizen oI
Vile Plate, spent the week in town and
ciileu 10 SEE lis on ueSuaN.
Messrs. Thco Littcll and Howard But
Ter, who are attending Tulane Univcr-
Sity, were on our streets this week.
Mrs. +. I. Neazie returned on Wed
ne>day evening from New Orleans,
where she had gone to witness the Car
nivaI festivities
! Mr.. Ferdinand Richard, Of Lake
! Charles, former Resident Of st. Lam
! dry. was pleasant caller at our office
| last " ednesday.
! Hon. PIacide kobiu. of LconviIlc, at
! tended the banquet given by Jefferson
I Davis Lodge No. 9S, X. Of T., on Mon
! day night, in celebration OF its second
anniversary.
Mr.. \. NJ. Ancoin, representing the
New orleans brewing Association, has
! been i'll town several days, and has com
plcted arrangements to establish here
branch OF that firm some time next
month.
Abbevi!Ie MclidionaI: Miss Jovcc
iiaVald left for her home, in ST. Ian
dry, last Monday. Dnllus her visit here
she made MANY tllends and leaves the
cilcie OF tier popularity widely eX-
tended.
Jctlr'sUn Davis Lodge No, !s, II. OF
l., celebrated its second anniversary
last Monday, Feb. 80 with ii tuc ban.
1net at the hail of the upeIuu@as Phil
harmonic, Literary and Dramatic .\sso-
citation. 1t was Il lnyOu, occasion, and
The knights aud thcir wives aud tllelIds
spent several pleasant huu,s around the
tn II 81,
dellcaclcs under which the tables fairly
groancd aud enjoying -" The feast Of
leisou and flow OF soul which was I'll,
lifting elimination vi the happy event,
We lcslet that our inability to attend
prtcIuhcs nolc extended report oi tIlt,
elegant utfAll.
Contractor Ware abandoned Nu,t. uu
gsar alttslan well this week. lie bad
reached ii depth Of 3lS feet, but found
great difficulties in going further on.
10 cap the climax, a pipe was broken at
depth OF 100 feet, aud he reluctantly
gave up the enterprise. We deeply re-
slet the unsuccessful outcome of his
long and persistent efforts, and hone
that Mr.. Ware will hav. better luck
next time
The Telegraph Bulletin is pleased to
know that an effprt will he made to es-
tabllsh a really first vi"ss academy in ,
THIS CITY. lhe design is lu supply a
schcoi al which boys can bc preena4-,ss - =
tUr admission to the best universities OF
the cUuutry.-Monroe Tel l.-BuIletin.
Opelousas ncc.ls an institution OF this
kind, Dot So much to prepare boys tor
admission to universities but to enable
children ot parents Of Iimitcd meaus to
progless beyond the three Rs without .
going away trom home to do So
Nj. Cleveland will not make the
White House his private residence, for
fear Of scarlet fever coutagiOD. liz will
occupy the old residence of Admiral
Potter, it is said.
The glory of life insurance is that il
clothes the individual with tue strength
Jf an army against fate, while it docs
not impair his independence, The say
ugs banks give no contingent hight iu
he common fund beyond the actual dc
Duslt and It's OWL Interest. Do not de-
ay, but insure now in the Home Life
Lewis, agents.
What is home without Il iir>t class
sewing machine.
Tho White Sewing Machine will give
iOu longer and better service than any
made. See ad. in this issue.