The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-08-25
cARENCRO NEWS.
The Gazette Correspondence
Weekly Resume at Items OF
Interest in and About


friends can return to their homes
with the knowledge that they have
brought disaster and ruin upon
Louisiana; this as reward for its
unrivalled steadfastness, and un-
broken faith. While the ordinary
Louisiana Democrat is Eliminating
over this unparalleled act of
treachery, his Republican friends
can afford to smile at his discom-
future.
-Mr.Leonce Dupuis was avisitor
in New iberia a few days ago.
Most men find it difficult
thing to earn a living, even by work
ing very hard for it; which increases
the mystery of how it happens that
some can dress and live we'll, and
yet not do a bit of work, or earn a
cent of money.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
S. F. Steere, of Huron, who has
been quite ill, is up and we'll again.
There will be enough cotton
seed agents stationed at Carencro
the coming season. Nearly every
seed company will have its repre-
sentative here.
The Carencro Sugar Company
has accepted the we'll just completed
by the Hart Well Company, which
will furnish about one hundred and
eighty thousands gallons daily.
The all absorbing question now
is, ttto what extent will the new
tariff affect the price of cane"?
Mr.. A. S. Wood, conductor on
the Teche Road, is most agreeable
and affable gentleman, with whom
it is pleasure to transact business,
while he is always careful of the in
terests of his company, he is ever
courteous to its patrons.
Mr.. A. c. Guilbeau went to
New Iberia last week on business
connected with his ginnery.
"A telephone line has been
erected between Lafayette and this
place, which gives communication
between all such points as Breaux
Bridge, Huron, Arnaudville, and a
number of other places, where the
telegraph does not extend, conse-
quent'y it should prove great
accommodation to our people.
Mr.. Treville Bernard, of Lake
Charles, was in Carcncro this week
visiting friends.
We have had enough rain for a
while.
Mr. Saul Broussard and family,
are spending while a: Lake Arthur.
The Carencro Union Glnnery
buildings have been reprinted and
present a very nice appearance.
Mr.. a. Cheffer was visitor in
New Iberia last Sunday.
The following from the Times
Democrat of Aug. 10Th will prove
interesting to our readers.
stThe marriage of Miss Millaudor
and Mr.. Geo. Edward Brown Of
. Lafayette parish, occurred on Wed
: nesday afternoon Aug. IS, at
1 O'Clock at the church of Our Lady
of Good Counsel, in the presenc<
of an interested assemblage O.
! friends and relatives. The bride, :
charming Creole girl, was attired II
becoming and artistic gown o
French organdie, elaborately
=. trimmed with Point d'Alencon, anc
l wore the typical veil of Illusion
: which, over a spray of orange bios
S SONS, tell in full graceful folds te
5 the end of her train. The atten
dants were Miss Clarisse Millaudon
f Youngest sister of the bride, an
Mr.. George Melchoir, an esteemed
friend of the groom. The brida
o party entered the church to tn
!, strains of Lohengin's wedding
t march and the impressive ceremon
y was performed in feeling and touch
), ing language by Rev. Farther Lam
: bert, followed by a soprano solo b
e Mrs. Wilkins: After the chure
: ceremony an informal receptio
e was held at the home of the brid
;. for the immediate families an
r bridal attendants. The bride
u home was Hastily decorated with