The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-03-31
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

fayette Tuesday. He returned O
the night train.
Mrs. I. A. Broussard returne
home Monday after a visit of severa
weeks to her parents in karnes City
Texas.
Remember the excursion on Apri
8. Don't miss this opportunity t.
See the ''Lake City,
Read Leon Plonsky's advertise.
tneht IN this issue. Leon says tina,
he is still the leader and is ready to
back his statement with facts.
We omitted to call the attention
of our readers last week to the ad-
vertisement of L. Levy & Son. Read
what these progressive merchants
have to say.
Maurice Levy, representative of
G. H. Magee, Manufacturer of
Fine Clothing, New Orleans, was in
Lafayette Friday.
The great Southern newspaper,
the Atlantic Constitution and the
Gazette will be sent one~year for
$3.50.
The cold wave which struck this
section last Friday will in all proba-
bility prove disastrous to the vege-
table and fruit crops. Ice was re-
ported on Sunday an Monday
mornings.
The Gazette received a visit We'd !
nesday from that entertaining gen.
tleman, Mr.. Thos. H. Lewis, of
Opelousas. He was returning from
Crowley, where he had been on
legal business.
Henry Church has been appointed
by the governor councilman for
this town, vice I. N. Satterfi cid,
resigned; The Gazette believes
that Mr. Church will be a valuable
member of the town council.
Mrs. Arthur Roy and Miss Zerel-
da Bailey left Tuesday for New .
Orleans to attend the marriage s
of Miss Althea Roy to Mr.. Jules :
Alciatore. Mrs. Roy returned .
Thursday, but Miss Zerelda NAMED r
in New Orleans where she is the E
guest of Miss Genevieve SALES. y
If you want to buy the finest soap '
made and at the same time pay a d
reasonable price for it call at VIM. t.
Clegg's. There you will find the n
different qualities of Colgate's soap t,
as we'll as. all the popular brands. C
The prices range from cents to 50 {.
cents. a
A special from Arnaudvi1le to the !,
Picayune of March 20, says: Gre y,
presentatives of the +. and p. Rail- ~
road left Palmetto, station on that -
road, for this and other places on
the proposed route of the branch
road which is to be built to Deep :,
Nafa |
The B. r. T. ball will take place re
tonight at Falk's Hall. AS usual q.
the railroad boys have prepared an 81 81
and novel feature which -.
will be introduced tonight for the ra
enjoyment of their guests. What Al
t is, we are not permitted to make ia
public, but suffice to say that it will pa
'e something absolutely new and ;s
Worth seeing: an
A number of friends of Father tir
'orge were treated last Sunday to by
ne of those bounteous dinners fa<
characteristic of the reverend gentle Pc
nan. Among those present we're:
lev. DeStockalper, Rev. Devine, RI
lev. Mertence, Messrs. VIM. Camp 49,.
ell, A. P. Cailiouet, c. Dabaillon, cfs
Y. b. Bailey, H. Van der Crusen, TO
[enry Gerac, DR.. F. J. Mouton, of
can Gerac, DR.. A. Gladu, A. Ho- the
ellie, Pierre Gerac, ST., Julian Mou- IN @
m, Alex Delhomme, Alex Meaux,
O. Mouton, Herbert Eastin, Ed au'
ond Pellrin. Several toasts were r
runk to the health of Father Forge. the
Judge O. p. Guilbeau, of Caren- tax
o, was in Lafayette Thursday on the
me business at the clerks Office, vii
I'd called on The Gazette before
aving. He informed us that his alo
other Mr.. A. G. Guilbeau is tow
wing large ginnery built. The nes
rpenters will commence work met
onday. Mr.. Guilbeau intends
put in the latest improved ma
inery and will run four gins with maj
capacity of thirty five to forty unit
les per day. With this ginnery roa,
d that of the Union, under the to +
lnagement of Mr.. c. c.. Brown, 49,.
rencro will have two of the cue
gest ginneries in the State. lty'
The farmers must be pretty tired S'ot
being told that they should not ~
mt too much cotton, but the 'e@>
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