The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-10-13
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Ms. E w. G an was in I.lfay.
EFT. last Saturday.
Miss Germaine Richard, of
Breaux Bridge, was the guest of the
Misses Alpha this week.
Order a stove at once at my risk.
w m. eraser.
J. M. Jones, of Carencro, and
Edmond Mouton, of Mouton's
Switch, were in town Thursday.
DR.. Felix Girard, of New Orleans,
has been spending some time with
his relatives here this week.
The goods in the store formerly
kept in the name of s.. Leopold
were sold at auction by the Sheriff
last Saturday.
DR.. Traban was called to Rrous-
sard this week to see DR.. F. C..
1.otiolais who has been quite sick
The Gazette earnestly hopes that the
doctor will soon be up and about.
Governor Foster has appointed
Arthur Greig election supervisor for
this parish. Mr.. Greig had been
returning officer several years and
his appointment to this important
ONCE gives general satisfaction
Have VIM eraser to put up and
repair your heating stoves.
have received, direct from the
producer, a car of California wines
which am selling at unusually low
figures. Send for samples and
make your own price. w. III. Beall,
ST. Martinville, La,
Mrs. CASTOR Gardemal, who,
some time ago lived in Lafayette,
died at St. Martinsville last Satur-
day, after lingering and painful
illness. She leaves husband and
several children to mourn her loss.
The Gazette omitted to announce
last week that Mr.. D. V. Gardebled
Lad opened his drugstore. Mr..
Gardebled has a wcll-assorted store
in which everything looks neat and
tasty. He is assisted by Gilbert
Bonin, very courteous young gen
tleman.
Take out the ashes from the
Queen Heating Stove every three
weeks. VIM. eraser, agent.
Mr. NJ. G. McFadden, an esti-
,nable and resi- ected citizen living
near this town, died Thursday night
at his home. Mr.. McFadien was
about IS years of age and a native
OF the State Of Arkansas, but had
moved to this parish several years
ago and was engaged in farming
. He leaves a wife and one child.
The Pilc;te Dramatic club, under
the management of Profs. Mcaux
&.s.tl Robert Broussard, Will give an
Entertainment at .Faik's hail on Sat
rriay, Oct Fl, for the benefit of
the Pilette Public School. 1t will
conclude by grand ball. The
music will! be furnished by the Scott
brass band. Admission, IS cents;
reserved seat, IS cents; children, IS
cents.
Fire: Fire: at Leon Bagary's bar
Der shop in one of the Queen Heat
ing Stoves. For sale by VIM.
eraser.
Mrs. Edgar Hyncs, born Lizzie
Dupont. died Wednesday at S
o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
Brent in this town. Mrs. Hynes
was from Terbonne and her remains
were taken to that parish for inter-
ment. Only six weeks ago The
Gazette mentioned the deceased's
marriage and her arrival in this
town. Mr.. Hynes is a carpenter
and has been in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Company for sew
eral years.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Dan
ton Domengeaux, left for New Or
leans on last Thursday where he ex-
poets to have a position in the Gus
tom-House. Mr.. Domengeaux is an
industrious, energetic and deserv
ing young man, and, no doubt, will
give entire satisfaction.
Bridge Valley.
Those who have had the pleasure
of forming the acquaintance of Mrs.
Edward Won Eye, will be panied to
know that she has been quite sick.
We are glad, however, to be able to
announce that she is so far recovered