The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-08-05
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Saturdays and Sundays.
Mayor VIM. Campbell returned Wednesda
after q few weeks sojourn at Grand Isle.
Mrs. Alex. Aouton, of New Orleans,
visiting the family of Major J. S. Mouton.
For first-class work go to the Railroad Ba,
'ber Shop. Cleanliness and dispatch.
Mrs. Joseph Boutte, of New Iberia, ha
been on visit to her father Mr.. Z. Doucet
Henry Crouchet, of Careucro
was in Lafayette Wednesday.
Cons.ables eraser and Romero had up tc
Wednesday killed over twenty Dogs and still
the good work goes
Sidney Vezaey returned Saturday
from Mamou prairies with a drove
of cattle.
Mr., A. c.. Guilbeau of Carencro
paid The Gazette an appreciative
visit Wednesday,.
Miss Alice ,Lallane, of Washington, is on
n short visit to the family of Mr.. James
IIannen.
Mr.. Priollaud has a notice in
another part of this issue to which
the attention of the reader is called.
Mr.. L. E. Nollive a first class
jeweler and matchmaker has an adj
vertisement in this issue.
The Gazette was pleased to re-
ceive a call Monday from Police
Juror H. Nj. burke.
Albert Delhomme, one of The
'Gazette's old reliables gave us a call
Monday.
Supt. Mulvey of the Southern
Pacific railroad company, was in
Lafayette in the interest Of his
company Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Broussard
returned Monday from a short visit
to relatives in St. Martinville
Lock Neveu. who is employed in |
the railroad shops at Algiers, is in |
Lafayette on visit to friends and ,
relatives.
Mr.. Aurelien Olivier, of the 5th |
ward, and Maurice Mouton, of St.
Martinville, were in Lafayette We'd /
nesday on business.
Mrs. Felix Mestayer and children
of New Iberia, were on a visit this
week to the family of Col. c. Ii.
Bradley.
: Mrs. NJ. M. Hayes, the principal
of the Opelousas Female Institute,
"I'SAI d AS" Ill Town ttllS week
with her niece Mrs. G. H. Bradley.
Miss Inez Rushing, a charming {
young lady from Alexandria is spend J
ing some. days with her uncle and t
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Biossat. {
Leon Bagarry has put in his
barber shop fine set of the latest
furniture, which teuCs to make his <
shop decidedly attractive.
Mr.. Rosemond Benoit, a wide
awake planter near Carencro began !,
picking cotton on August (, and L
Will soon market bale.
Miss Laure Guilbeau, Of Carencro, "
las been spending the week with g
he family Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. "
Couvillou. +;
NJ IRVINE Kan a prominent mer-
:hant in our sister town Rayne was t.
n Lafayette Monday visiting Mr.. b.
'alk and family.
The Gazette received a pleasant a
all Tuesday from its friends Messrs B
edward Pellerin and Leseur, of Roy n
lille. IL
That hustling drummer Arthur -
'oorhies gave The Gazette a pleas q
hat the paper be sent to his address e.
4 New Orleans. On
Mr. G. G, Mabry, the affabIe O,
ssistant agent at the depot, returned
londay from a two weeks outing
4 Georgia, much benefited in health, %:
nd pleased with his trip. ~,
Mr.. F. +. VOORHEES,, who is pre- 81
entity employed as consulting en- da
neer at refinery near Franklin, a
as in town Sunday and left next 10
orning. m
Jury commissioners Edward Pell- pr
'ins Antoine Guidry, Alf. Hebert 90
I'd V. E. Dupuis, drew the regular re-
:nire for the October criminal term wa
the District Court last Tuesday. IN
Mr.. +. L. Miller, and Mr. w. +. Nickel. h.
c of the most successful out door photocra-
ers IN the country, announce to the public
1t they are prepared to do outdoor work rel
moderate prices. 1-o1 TIC
A special to the Picayune, under nd
tie OF August 2, from Avoyells ~
rlsh says that caterpillars have eos
lde their appearance in that neigh va
rhood, but in small numbers. ah'
We learn that Mr. Horace NJ,r+;r , Co.. +o