The Opelousas courier., 1894-05-19
Personal.

Mrs. j. X. SandoZ went to Lafayette
on Sunday.
Henry Dominique attended the fail
held on Sunday at Lafayette.
Miss Helen wilkins, of Washington
was visiting here yesterday.
Mrs. F. Blanks. OF New O,Ira,s is o,
a visit to the family OF Mr.. +. D-ihiue.
Miss AIritnne Gu.lhcau made II fly.
ing trip to Lafayette "n Sunday.
Rev. DIR. Beard aud wife. of Lafayette.
are spending some time non uS-
Judge E. North Cullom went to Lake
Charles on legal business "Wednesday
c. w. Hazard, of Rosa, was attend
ing to business here Tuesday.
DR.. J.. H. Parker, of Vile Plate. vas
transacting business here Tuesday.
j. NJ. Bowling, Esq, of New Orleans,
was on a business trip here this week.
Mr.. E. C. Milburn. of WhitevilIe, gave
Us a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Miss N. Gil left Tuesday for IL short
stay in st. MartinvilIe.
w. HI. Parrott, of Lafayette, spent a
part OF the day, Monday, in town.
Miss Dee White returned on Tuesday
from New Iberia, where she had been
visiting relatives.
Mark Lazaro, the we'll known Vile
Plate merchant, was in attendance on
court here this week.
Capt. Sam Haas, of Chicot, was here
in attendance on court several days this
week.
Gen. Geo. O. Watts, Commander
Louisiana Division U. C. v, spent last
Sunday and Monday in Opelousas.
E. j. Clements, of Oberlin, after
spending several days here with ''the
boys" returned home last Tuesday.
Ed. S. Clements, of Oberlin, paid our
town a short visit Monday returning
home Tuesday.
Theo. Gelvin has returned from
Marksville where he was at work on the
new Court House.
Miss Sadie Niblet, of Breaux Bridge,
is in our midst. the guest of the Misses
White.
Marius Robert. a prominent citizen of
Old Grand Prairie, spent several days
here this wick.
Percy Ogden. who has been attend
ing Tulane High School, New Orleans,
is back for vacation.
Ernest Morrow, Esq. of Morrow sta
ton, was in attendance at court here
Monday.
w. f. Brooks and family, of Crowley,
spent several days here during the
week.
VS.. Bourque, constable of the 10Th
ward. was in town on Thursday and
gave us an agreeable call.
H. H. Deshotels, a leading merchant
of Deshotels, La, spent the week here
IN attendance on court and paid US a
pleasant visit.
Among the Washingtonians here this
week We note Capt. T. C. Gibbons, Lee
Of Wolff, r. Zernott, Julien Claude and
j. j. Neyland.
Mr.. Leonce Sandoz and daughter,
Miss May, returned home Oh Saturday
last from the Press Convention which
was held in Crowley last week.
Miss Ruby Wallace. one of Lafayette's
fair daughters, after a pleasant visit of
a week or ten days to friends in our
midst, returned home in the early part
of the week.
Miss Fannie Brown. the efficient oper-
ator at the Western Union office here,
returned to her post of duty Tuesday,
after a short leave of absence visiting
her home ia Columbus, Miss.
Pierre Mistric, of Leonville, dropped
in to see us on Thursday and reported a
fine and much needed rain in his neigh
borhood a few days ago. We were glad
to see him and to learn Of his neighbors'
good fortune.
On Wednesday evening a delightful
soiree took place at the residence of Mr..
Henry.Lastrapes, in Plaisance. Among
those present were Misses Eva D6jean,
Doucie Andrus. Lelle Dupre, Viola
Gauche, Aline Delarue, Linda HILBERT,
Malou and Marie Lastrapes. Josie Will
liams. Annie Gordon, Mrs. j. P. SaiZan,
Mrs. S. j. Wilson and Messrs. T. HI.
Lewis, Jr., c. A. Hoy, Allen Delarue, j.
j. Perrodin, j. w. Lewis, Chas. Boagni.
Stuart Sandoz, Leon Dupre and S. j.
Wilson. The young people were charm
ed at their reception and entertainment
aud will long retain pleasant recollec-
tions Of their %sojourn beneath the hos
pitable roof of this enchanting country
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