The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1894-04-14
PERSONAL.

| IOt Il SitI III
DR.. w. NJ. Thompson and lady spent
Thursday in Grand Coteau.
Ozeme Fontenot. of Old Grand Prai
rie, was in town Tuesday.
Carlton Ogden made flying trip to
Washington on Saturday last.
II. G. Chachelt and wife, of Prud-
homme City, were in town this week.
DR.. w. Fl. Ray. of Chataignier, was
among the visitors here on Monday.
J. P. Russell aud lsidore Jacobs. of
ashington, were in town Monday.
| Charles NJ. Richard, of Lake Charles,
spent several days in town this week.
Miss May Gil. of Prudhomme City,
spent couple of days in town this week.
Sheriff Eldridge w. Lyons. of Acadia,
made flying trip to Opelousas this
week
Mrs. Leon Wolff and Mrs. Phil. ia
cobs, of Washington, spent Sunday in
town.
Contni Richard, of New Orleans, is
spending a few days with his parents
here.
DR.. Jno. A. Haas, OF Vile Plate, was
shaking bands with friends here on
Tuesday.
the auction sale of fine horses here on
Tuesday.
Edgar Barronsse of Prairie Hayes,
was Il pleasant caller at our office on
Friday.
Gaines Chacheie and Pleny Prud-
hOmme. of Prudhomme City, spent
Tuesday in tnwr.
Julien Claude, of Washington, were
here Wednesday,
Mark Laza,o and Leandre Vidrine,
prominent citizens of Vile Plate, were
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Aleck Morgan and son Archie,
of Lafavttte, were in town for IA couple
of days this week.
Mr.. E. Won Eye has returned from
New Orleans where he had been to con-
suit medical advice.
Charles Boagni, who has been study
ing medicine in New Orleans, is here
spending vacation.
Richard Fourchy, Esq, inspector of
U. S. public buildings, was here on Off
cial business Wednesday.
Miss Aline Delarue returned home on
Thursday last from Il stay of several
weeks in New Orleans.
Mrs. Jas. NJ White and daughters,
Misses Maude and Dee, are on a visit to
relatives in New iberia.
Dr. w. R. Lastrapes and lady return
ed on Sunday from New Orleans, where
they spent several days.
Miss Mamie Randle, of Lafayette,
formerly of our town, spent several
days with friends here this week.
Mr.. Philip j. Chappuis, ii prominent
attorney of Crowley. and Mayor of that
town, visited Opelousas this week.
Howard Bnter, who has been study
ing medicine in New Orleans, arrived
| here Sunday to spend short vacation.
J. T. Skipper and lady departed on
| Sundays noon train for a short stay in
the Crescent City. They returned on
Thursday.
Leonce Duple and P. Zernott, of
| Washington, were in attendance at the
performance of "Clnnds here on
| Wednesday.
A. Levy, President of the st. Landry
State Bank, returned on Friday last
| from IL business tri p to New York and
other Eastern cities.
Louis Andrus, of Eunice, spent sever
al days 10 town during the week and
attended the wedding Of his sister, Miss
Maggie, on Tuesday.
Misses Leola B. White and Birdie
Harmanson left on Thursday for
Shreveport as delegates to the w. C. T.
o., which met on Friday.
Capt. l.. d. Prescott, Leon Wolff and
Marshall Prescott, prominent citizens
OF Washington, were among the many
strangers in town On Tuesday.
Aleck Splane, of MoundviIe, accom-
panied by his sisters, Misses Mildred
and Dollie, was 10 attendance at the
Hopkins Andrus wedding here Tues
day.
w. L. Hutchins, of Lake Charles,
| paid OpelOusas business visit on Mon
day. He used to stick type for the
COURIER 33 years ago, but quit that
"foolishness" long ago.
Mrs. DR.. T. B. Hopkins, of Lafayette.
accompanied by her sons Benjamin and
Oren, and daughters Misses Ida, Eliza
and Anna, were in attendance at the
Hopkins Andrus wedding here on
Tuesday.
Messrs. R. T. Clarke and Frank Brooks
of Crowley, E. Bruner and j. B. Richard
Of Rayne and Edgar Barrousse of Prai-
rie Hayes, were in town last Thursday
in attendance at the meeting of the
District Senatorial and Judicial Execu-
tive Committee.
Capt. J. T. Skipper, of the OpeIonsas
| Ua.) Cycling Club, has been visiting
New Orleans for some days past, and
reports wheeling on quite a boom in
that pleasant little town. There are
about nineteen riders in the club, and
wheels are being placed quite rapidly
by the local agency therein. o.
Times-Democrat, April II.
Mr.. Archie Hoff fpauir, of Acadia, an
nounces himself as the candidate of the
Peoples party for the State Senate in
another column. He will probably be
supported by the Republicans, and the