The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-03-18

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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Mr.. Florian cornay Is spending some day.
in Lafayette.
DR.. J. d. Trahan tooka trip to the Cres
cent City this week.
The Revs. Fathers Forge and Healy spent
Tuesday in Carencro.
Mr.. P. B. Roy, president of the Peoples
Bank of Lafayette, came in from Royville.
Carencro lodge, Farmers Alliance, meets
on the 36th instant.
Hon. George Pulford of Opelousas was
here last week.
A new shed Is being erected in front of
l.. Lacoste's hardware establishment.
Mr.. c. p. Moss, the saloon prince of New
Iberia, was in town this week.
Mrs. VIM. Roussel, of Patterson, La, was
the guest of Mrs. A. Cornay, this week.
Mrs. B. Falk who has been on a visit to her
Mrs. John Baynot, returned home Tuesda y
after short visit to friends in Grand Coteau.
Miss NJ. Bagnel left Wednesday for New
Iberia visit to friends.
Mr.. w. c. TRAY, of Washington, La,
made flying visit to Lafayette Sunday.
For fresh, home made candies, 60 to S.
Georgiades, Main street, next door to The
Gazette Office.
Miss Lea Clatiu, one of our popular young
ladies, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. Don,en-
gcaux, in Houston, Tex.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Swords the accomplished and
faithful assessor of the parish of St. Landry.
was in town this week.
Mr.. Jos. Plonsky took a trip to Lake
Charles the early part of the week on pleasure
and business bent.
is pleasing sight these lovely after
moons to see the many ladies out buggy
riding.
Sheriff Isaac Broussard went to New o.
leans this week and will retern some time in
the future.
coach load of Johnnie Cinnamon passed
through this week from California to Ha-
The popular conductor of the Alexandria
branch. Mr.. G. II. I.usted, is off a leave
of absence.
Constable Geo. Malagarie of Broussard,
was in Lafayette Monday and favored us
with call.
Maurice Eieu, son of Mrs. Timond Guidry,
aged IA years, died Sunday and was buried
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Mr.. v. f. Dupuis, the president of the
farmers Alliance of Lafayette was in town
Tuesday and called at The Gazette Office.
Mr.. S. Duplex, one of the popular mer
chants of the growing town of Royville, was
in town this week.
That enterprising planter, Mr.. Octave
Theriot, from near Youngville, was in La-
fayette one day this week.
Mr.. Leon Plonsky one of the principal
merchants of town, went to New Orleans !
Monday.
Miss Cecile VOORHEES, the charming young |
daughter of Judge Felix VOORHEES, of St.
Martinville was In Lafayette visiting friends. |
Judge c. DeBaillon was in Abbeville this |
week attending n regular term of court being
held in that place.
Mr.. B. v. Plauchct, of Avoyells parish, is
visiting the family of our townsn,an, Mr.. J.
&. Couvillon.
Mr.. b. Avant of Duson was in town this
week looking fine ready-made clothing.
Hope we will get some of the cake.
DIR C. A. Martin will soon remove to the
Veazey building next to Lsbony's boarding
house.
The Gazette works impartially for the un-
divided interests of every section of Lafayette
parish.
Miss Cleona Thibodeaux, of Bayou Boeuf,
La, was here this week, on visit to the
Misses Bagnal.
Miss A. L. German, of New York, who
has beeu on a visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller, left for home Saturday.
Mrs. Gus. Schmulen left for Lake Charles
Friday to join her husband in Lake Charles, |
where they are now permanently located.
The children of Mt. Carmel Convent,
feasted their beloved superior, Mother
Patrick, on Thursday, and enjoyed a holiday
Friday in honor of ST. Patrick's Day.
Mr.. H. S. willitt, representing Bigger
& Beauregard of New York, with head
quarters At Houston, has been stopping at the
Crescent.
Mr.. Geo. Doucet, the accommodating
clerk at Trahan's drugstore, took a pleasure
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