The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-06-29


locating the thief. But Isaac bidee
his time and "bagged his bird"
Master Laennec Francez, the son
of our esteemed citizen, DR.. J. p.
Francez, returned home on the roth
after completing his first session at
Spring Hill College; it was also our
pie: sure to greet Mr.. Arestide
Francez, who had attended the
same institution.
Camillus Sonnier, the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Sonnier, died at
the residence of his parents near
Carencro on June s1st. He was
but eleven years Of age, bright be-
yond his years, loved and loving,
and seldom has it fallen to the lot
of your correspondent TO announce
the death of child more popular
and more generally admired. We
have heard naught but words of
sympathy for the stricken parents
in their great loss, and expressions
Of sorrow oCcasioned by the death
of this little boy.
Mr.. G.. III. Guilbeau's new store
building is nearly completed and
presents a very nice appearance.
MIR. J. Edmond Where is the build
er, and Mr.. A. Cheffer furnished
the necessary material. Mr.. Gull
beaux deserves c. edit for employing
home labor, and purchasing in Car
encro all that was needed for his
building.
Little Miss Marce1le Blot returned
last Sunday from New Orleans
where she has been attending school,.
Her many little friends rejoice at
her return.
1t IS doubtful if there ever was a
question so Thoroughly discussed, a
question with witch one can feel
SO entirely eat home", and so COM
pletely cat sea-, as the money
question. One moment we congra
tulate ourselves on our wonderful
sagacity, while the next we feel
constrained to admit painful igno-
rance. We laugh at the argument
of others, only to hear ourselves
ridiculed when our turn comes to
speak.
Miss Emma Duchamp, of St.
Martinville, am. Mr.. Mortimer
Olivier, of New Iberia, who were
guests at the Lat1olais- NJ clchior
wedding, returned to their home
last Saturday.
Mr.. Edward LaBerge, of Mon
treal Canada, who has been the
guest of Father Laforest, left for
New Orleans last week, where he
intends 10 reside permanently. AL
though resident of Carencro for
scarcely three months, he became
popular, and made many true and
staurch friends who regretted his
departure, and wish him every sue
cess in his new home.
An amateur variety and dramatic
troup of Sunset have announced
an entertainment to take place in
Carencro on the 9th of July. y
portion of the receipts will be do
mated to the new church fund. We
understand that they give very
creditable performance, well worth
seeing. There will be balloon
ascension, and tight rope walking.
Refreshments and dancing.
Well, what is sugar cane to be
worth the coming season? If our
farmers can not realize two dollars
per ton, they will surely cease to
cultivate it. Experience has taught
them that they can not raise it, at a
much lower figure.
Father Girard, S. J., long and
favorably known in Carencru, was
the guest of Father laforest last
Saturday and Sunday. He left for
Canada on Monday, where he will
hereafter be permanently located.
There was meeting of number
of the young men of our town al the
store of Mr.. A. Guidry, few nights
ago, for the purpose of reorganizing
the Carencro Brass Brand. The
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: D. A. Dimitry,
PRESIDENT; O. P. Guilbeaux, vice
president; Ogon Guidry, secretary;
and Phil. Broussard, treasurer.
Almost anyone will admit that
there is vast difference between
ham and beets, almost as much as
exists between the conventional
cham and eggs" and yet Carencro
can boast of citizen that can see
no difference between the two while
eating either.
\ Pioncer's Recon- ntiatios,
Mr.. J. w. Venable, Of Downey,
a pioneer Of Los Angeles County,
Cal, says: "Whenever I am
troubled with a pain in the stomach
or with diarrhoea 1 use Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea