The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-11-11
THE GAZETTE.
Subscription Prize, ST. Pc, Yea,
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

40SI Week IlN1SS" STlSS4uS, anu IVA OIl-
day went over to Opelousas.
After visiting Halfsville, Texas,
and Shreveport, La, Mrs. F. Dema-
made returned home Saturday:
Our jovial young friend Rodolphe
Domengeaux, of Royville, dropped
in on The Gazette for few minutes
chat Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace H. Frisbie, business
manager of ssGrimes' Cellar Door,
Comedy company gave The Gazette
a pleasant call Tuesday.
special, Wednesday, from Washing
ton that Mr.. Chas. Lusted, Sr., of
this town has had issued to him a
patent on grass cutting attachment.
Miss Ines Broussard, of ST. Mar
tinsville, who had-been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Braussard, departed
Cor home this week, Mrs. Broussar d
accompanying her, and will spend a
few days in that town.
But one case came up before the
Court of Appeals at it's sitting Tues
day, being the case of E. H. Vor-
denbauman VS.. Jameson ct ais. on
The Judgment of the lower court,
which was in favor of the plaintiffs,
was amended and affirmed.
Mr.. Jeff Mcbride, who has num-
T. ~fh Il; -:
p lrish, died in Franklin Wednesday.
Death is believed to have resulted
from fall, from a house, in which
he sustained, it appears, severe in
ternal injuries.
Two parties, one of IS and the
other of 100 men, and part of the
California unemployed workingmen
now heading for Louisiana, the ulti-
mate destination being New Orleans,
passed through Lafayette, the
former crowd Sunday, and the other
Thursday.
AS token of love and respect
the children of the Mount Carmel
Convent schools presented their
pastor, the Rev. Forge, this week, a
fine silk umbrella, as we'll as other
evidences of their regard, on the oc-
casion of the anniversary of his fe1e.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching nuptials of Mr.. Alfred
Mouton and Miss Alix Judice. The
ceremony will take place at the Ca
>c - A.
18th instant, at 5 O'Clock p. m. The
Gazette acknowledges receipt Of an
invitation.
Judges Perrault and ex-judge
Lewis from Opelousas, passed
through Lafayette Sunday on their
way to Crowley, the former to pre-
side over, and the latter to attend,
a session of the District Court,
which convened Monday.
James h. Mackie is we'll and favorably
remembered for his clever work ''Cirimesey
Me Boy in ''Bunch of Keys which part
he played successfully for four seasons. His
present work ''Billy Crimes in the
steal camedy, s'Grimes' Cellar Door, is by
far the best he has done and FIRMLY
established him an original comedian OF many
acc embellishments. Falk's Opera House,
Monday night, Nov. -.
Lafayette ssdid herself proud" in
her contribution towards the storm
sufferers. OF the amounts taken up
in the catholic churches in the coun-
try. under call of the archbishop,
Lafayette stands second with SLABS
to her credit. In securing this
handsome total, the disintercsted eff
forts of Mesdames Mouton and
Monnier contributed a fair share.
As ssGrimesey Me Boy in A Bunch o.
Keyes,'' James b. Mackie the accomplished
young comedian simply inimtable, but
as s.Billy Crimes" who owns the Cellar
Door in the new and original musical comedy
entitled 'sGrimes Cellar Door, he has
part that fits him to nicely and one in
which his many talents shine even brighter
than in his former success. His supporting
company is said to be unusually stong one.
Falk's Opera House, Monday night, Nov.13.
Mr.. Alcide V. Mouton, aged As
years and 10 months, died near Ca
rencro Monday, and Tuesday his
mortal remains were followed TO