The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-04-28
ToWN. AND COUNTRY.

were all happy.
Miss Marie Revillon left Monday
for Orange, Texas, where she will
spend some weeks with friends.
Enforce the dog ordinance. Don't
wait until somebody is bitten by
mad dog Then it will be too late.
Arthur A. VOORHEES,, the we'll
known and popular New Orleans
drummer, was in Lafayette this
week on business.
Roman Francez and Mr.. Smith,
both of Carencro, were in town
Tuesday shaking hands with their
many friends.
DR.. J. C.. Caillouet, of Rayne,
was the guest Thursday evening of
his uncle, Mr.. Caillouet, of this
town.
Alex Mouton, of New Orleans,
spent Sunday with his parents. He
left on the night train for Eagle
Pass, Tex, where he was called by
some important business.
We understand that Mr.. Alfred
Hebert has purchased the wind
mill which had been telegraphed
for by a number of gentlemen last
week, and he will have charge of
the street sprinkler.
DR.. G. A. Martin and wife
of Lafayette, were here last Tuesday
to attend the marriage of their
81 H.
Martin and Miss Eva Martini
Breaux Bridge Valley.
Welman Bradford, of Rayne, and
George Bourdier, of Opelousas,
called on The Gazette Saturday
evening. Welman was going to
Opelousas to attend to some legal
business, and George was returning
home after brief visit to Rayne.
The s'Creole March" is the title
of beautiful piece of music, COM
posed by Mr.. H. Van der Cruyssen
some time ago. At the solicitation of
friends, who are competent judges
of music, Mr.. Van der Cruyssen has
had it printed and is now selling it
at 50 cents copy.
G.. 0. Mouton, treasurer of the
High School Association, turned
over to Parish Treasurer Clegg, yes
terday, the sum of $3.50 which
remained after settling all the &C
counts of the Association. The
people will be glad to learn that the
High School building and everything
in it have been paid for.
In another column appears the
advertisement of Jos. Lechleiter,
. cigar manufacturer at jennings.
Besides the fact that Mr.. Lechlelter
sells a very good cigar at low
price, he is an old crippled Confed-
crate soldier, having been men,
Der of Company w. 18th Louisiana.
Gazette assures you that you will
not regret it.
The Gazette acknowledges a
pleasant call Monday morning from
Its good friend, Rev. "A. Armstrong,
formerly of Lafayette, but now a
resident of Franklin. The rever-
end gentleman is always welcome
visitor to this town where he has
many friends and admirers, among
whom are to be found large num-
Der of little ones whose friendship
Mr.. Armstrong values very dearly.
On Tuesday evening Miss Eva
Martin of this place and Mr.. Hor-
ace Martin of Lafayette parish
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the st. Bernard
Catholic church of this town, the
Reverend Father Boreas officiating.
After the ceremony the bridal party
left for their future home in Lafay-
cite parish where the groom is a
prosperous planter.-Breaux Bridge
Valley.
Hon. Julian Mouton has been
elected as the nominee for the legis-
lature from Lafayette parish, to fill
the place made vacant by the promo
ton of Hon. Overton Cade, to the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the New Orleans
mint. Mr.. Mouton is a lawyer of
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