The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-04-08
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

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TO to Bagarry for good shave and hair
Jack wiltz, night telegraph operator al
Washington. was in Lafayette Sunday.
A little stranger entered the home of Mr..
m l Mrs. r. c. Triay on Wednesday the 9Th.
instant.
Mrs. Cora Pitre, of Washington, has been
spending some pleasant days in Lafayette
with friends.
Mrs. Eugene Gardner, of Washington,
who had been ON q visit to her mother, Mrs.
Marsh, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Marie Revillon went with Mrs. E.
Priollaud to Lake Arthur, where she will
remain some time.
Mr.. H. vandercruysen. editor Of the
Breaux Bridge Union, was in Lafayette Mon
day ON business.
Robs. e. Cunningham, the hustling
young editor of the Rayne Ranger called t
TIE Gazette Office Monday.
Miss Emily Olivier, from Duchamp, was
the guest of Mrs. Eraste Mouton and daugh-
tiers, during the week.
The Gazette was pleased to receive visit
Monday from Messrs. Geo. Malagarie and
Sidney Greig, of Broussard. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carey, of Mermentau,
sere the guests of Mr.. Pierre Gerac and
family Sunday,
Dupnty Sheriff Hel,ert Billaud made a
short visit to New Orleans last week on
business.
cred his former good health, left Sunday to
resume his studies at the Jesuit College in
New Orleans.
Messrs Oswald Fournet and Alfred Four
net, of St. Martinville, and Louis Olivier, of
Broussard, were callers: at The Gazette
office Sunday.
Rvs NIontillot, of Grand Coteau, La
forest, of Carencro, Jacob Ziegenfuss, of
St. Leo, Acadia parish, and Branche of
: Rayne were visitors to Father Forge this
week.
Messrs. Gerac Bros have just received
fine lot of seasonable dry-goods and intending
. pay them a visit.
Robt. fIalphen, popular young clerk of
Crowley, was in Lafayette Sunday to meet
his sisters who were on the train from the
east.
George Taylor, the handsome young fore
man of the Crowley Signal was in Lafayette
Tuesday, and favored The Gazette with an
appreciated visit. George reports Crowley
still a-boomin'.
Mr.. TRAY turned over to Mr.. G. O. Mou-
ton, secretary and treasurer of the High
School association, SIG, the net amount rea-
lized from the ball given by the committee
Of FIVE, on March 10TH.
Supt. w. F. Owens, it is said, will be APP
pointed general superintendent of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad, and SUI
peaintendcnt w. b. NIulvcy will succeed Mr..
Owens.
Ladies and children haircutting at domi-
Gle. L. p. Bagarry.
E. Priollaud went to Lake Arthur Thurs
day, accompanied by his wife, who spent
six weeks visiting friends and relatives at
New Orleans and Lafayette.
We had the pleasure of meeting, last
Sunday, Prof. Claude Martin, teacher of the
9TH ward public school. Prof. Martin has
one of the best schools in the parish, having
ffty-five pupils enrolled, aud progressing
very fairly.
We must, by all means, have fire de-
patment little reflection will show the
absolute necessity of one. And the lack of
water need not be an insurmountable barrier
to its organization.
Among the many visitors to The Gazette
Office fhis week were, Messrs. Albert Del
homme and H. Blanchard, two prominent
residents of the vicinity of Scott
The votaries of Terpsichore are informed
that a grand ball will be given in Guidry's
hall at Scott tonight, the proceeds accruing
to be for the benefit of the Broussardvilie
band.
Felix E. Worries, very competent ma
chinist and engineer, left Money for the
great Texas refinery, Sugar Land, where he
will be engaged for the next two months.
The progressive barber, Leon Bagarry,
with an eye to the comfort of his patrons,
has purchased fan which is decidedly in
genuous. 1t is placed above the chair and
hanging from it is string which you must
pull If you want to be famed. Leon says
it is automatic fan-provided you pull
the string.
Geo. Bourdier, after long and uninter-
ruPted employment on the Crowley Signal
is OFF on vocation, and passed through La
fayette one day this week bound for Opelou-