The Opelousas courier., 1894-08-04
OPELOUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA. AUGUST 4, 1894.
Personal.

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Capt. T. C. Gibbens, of Washington
was in town on Monday.
w. S. Frazee and wife left ON We'd
nesday for Sour Lake, Tex.
Miss Rose DeBlanc. Of New Iberia, i,
visiting relatives 10 Opelousas.
E. G.. Richard. or Bayou Current
gave US an appreciated call on Wednes.
day.
MIR. Pierre %Jeansonne of Plaisance
gave our office an appreciated call last
tuesday. y
Chas. White, of New Iberia, came ul
on last Saturdays train, for a visit to
his home.
Miss Lille Harris returned from
Long Beach, Miss, in the early part OF
the week.
G9ssie Kennedy made a flying visit
60 Crowley on Tuesday ...'returning on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Banks, of
tordyce. Ark, we're the guests of Mr..
A. =. Kennedy last Monday.
j. K. Sandoz left on Tuesday on a
secret expedition accompanied by his
friend Sidney AIRY, of New Iberia.
r. w. Randle, of Lafayette, visited
friends in O%pelousas on Friday of last
week, returning on the following day.
Eraste Yidrine and brother, sons of
Mr.. AIcln Vidrine, of Vile Plate, we're
pleasant callers at our office on Tues
day.
Ernest Cahanin, Of Acadia, a native
and longtime resident of ODelousas.
has beer on a visit to relatives here this
week.
A. Fl. Mouton, of Pearceville, spent a
couple of days 10 town this week. His
many friends here are always glad to
meet him.
Miss Florence Truman returned the
early part of the week after a delight
full visit of several weeks to friends in
Crowley and Lafayette.
Miss Maude DuRoy returned last
Saturday from Boyce, Rapides parish.
where she was the guest of her aunt.
Mrs, N. L. McGinnis.
MI. j. o. Leblanc, of Port Barre,
paid our Office an appreciated visit
Thursday. Mr.. L. reports crops in fine
condition in his section.
Miss Katie Hayes, the charming
daughter of E. w. Hayes, of Big Cane,
returned home on Wednesday, after a
delightful visit to relatives here.
Rev. F. W. Lewis, formerly Presbyte-
rlan minister at Opelonsas, will hold
day and Sunday, Aug. Sd, 4th and 9th.
E. j. Clements, who has been tarryine
here for some time, reluctantly depart
ed for bis new field of operations
Eunice-in the early part of the week.
That gallant old Confederate soldier,
Benjamin Guidry, Justice of the peace
OF the COulee Cr0che ward, was iu
town yesterday. looking hale and hear
ty.
j. T. Skipper and wife, who spent
nearly all the month of July in the
few days ago, delighted with their out
ing.
Prof. McClendon, of Abbeville, was a
pleasant caller at our Office on Thurs
day. He is an educator of ability and
we would be pleased to have him locate
among US.
J. o. Chachere and wife. p. j. Le-
febvre and wife and B. F. Meginley
and family have returned from q
pleasant stay of 10 or 10 days at the
Darbonne.
Laurent Lacombe, who has been
rambling yer Texas and Mexico for the
past month, has got back safe and
sound ; and thoaeh he managed to get
q peep at some of the fair senoritas who
dwell in the sun-kissed land beyond the
Rio Grande, where the cactus fourishes
and perpetual summer reigns. he assures
us that he lie still heart whole and fancy
free and 10 confirmed in the opinion that
the Opelousas girls are the very incest
under heavens broad canopy.