The Opelousas courier., 1895-03-09

Personal,

c.. D. Stewart went to Crowley or
Wednesday.
~ Veazie, Esq, returned from Rosa
last Wednesday.
Judge E. d. Estilette returned from
New Orleans on Monday.
District Attorney Dubuisson left fo,
Crowley on Wednesday.
Miss Helen Lacombe visited friends
In Washington this week.
Pierre Jeansonne, of Plaisance. gave
us a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Hon. Allen Jumel, of Iberville. was in
town several days this week.
Mrs. Roland Williams left on Monday
for her home at Waco, Tex.
LID BOSNIAN, of Vile Plate, was A
visitor to our town on Sunday.
Sam We'll and Aaron Jacobs, of Alex
andrla, spent Sunday in town.
Ben Melancon and Miss Lou Mudd,
paid our town a flying visit on Sunday.
DR.. j. P. Saizan made a professional
visit to Alexandria the first of the week.
Misses Rosa and Fannie Firnberg left
for a visit to Alexandria on Thursday.
Chas. VOORHEES, and wife, of St. Mar
tlnville, are the guests of Maj. A. Simon.
A. D. Leblanc, of Bridgeville, was a
pleasant caller at our office on Wednes-
day.
Miss Dee White left on Wednesdays
noon train to visit relatives and friends
in New Iberia.
We acknowledge a pleasant call on
Thursday from Mr.. Luther Benson and
Rev. E. II. benson.
E. j. Conway. of Vile Plate, returned
from New Orleans on Tuesday and
spent the night in town.
Miss Zoda, the pretty and attractive
daughter of the engineer of the Oil Mill,
is the guest Of the Misses Lacomhe.
NJ. G.. Wilkins, Esq, of Euuice, has
been circulating among his numerous
friends in Opelousas this week.
Miss Lelle Dupre, after a pleasant
visit to the Crescent city, resumed her
duties at d. Roos g. Sous on Wednes-
day last.
Judge E. North Cullom returned from
Shreveport Tuesday, where he made his
report as master III cilancery in the
Teche r. r. & Sugar Co.
Simon Bloch, il prominent business
man OF New Orleans, is visiting his bro
ther, Jos. Bloch, IL popular Main street
merchant.
The State Circuit Court, in session
at Alexandria, adjourned the latter part
of last week and Judge Lewis returned
home on Saturday.
Miss Mollie, the amiable daughter Of
Mr.. j. w. Clifford, returned home on
Tuesday after a pleasant visit of sew
eral days to relatives in Eola.
A. Moresi, of Jea%nerette, spent several
days in town this week on a visit to his
son, Andrew, the enterprising proprie-
tor of the Opelousas Ice and Bottling
Works.
Henry Irion returned from New Or
leans on Sunday, where he stood a sue
examination before the State
Dental Board, and is now ready for
business in his line.
Ameng those who returned from the
Mardi- Gras festivities in New Orleans
Sunday last we note the following:
Misses Edith and Hilda Mayer, Pussie
Pilot and Keene Cookery.
Our neighbor Chas. N. Earlier, left on
Monday for Baton Rouge to attend a
meeting of the Grand Lodge of the l.
0. o. F. as the representative of John
Lodge Of Opelousas.
Miss Marie Sylvester, a winsome
young lady of Palmetto, after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks here, return
ed the first of the week. She was ac-
home by her sister, Miss Lii
lie, who spent several days here.
Mrs. w. L. Truman, accompanied by
her little daughter Louie Belle, left on
afternoon for G%reenville, ILL.,,
Oh a visit Of several weeks to her
daughter, Mrs. C. nj. C. Pulliam. She
accompanied by Mr.. Truman as far
az Cheneyville.
M. Case, of New Orleans, a native of
this parish, where be still has many
friends. dropped in to see US IN Tues
day. He represents the staunch and
house Of Louis Pfister, whole
sale grocer and commission merchant, |
and is always warmly greeted when he
his " old stamping ground"