The Opelousas courier., 1895-06-15
Personal,


was in town Thursday.
Rev. Father Clark, of Chataignier
was visitor to Opelousas this week
Johnnie Burgin, one as the Acadia
College boys, is on visit to friends
here.
Raymond Breaux left on Tuesday for
a visit to Rayne, where his parents
reside.
Gus. b. Fontehot, a prominent citi-
zen of Crowley, was in town on Sunday
and Monday.
| VIM. Ligbtley, of Lake Charles, was
| in attendance on the U. S. Circuit Court
here Monday.
Jos. A. Gil, editor of the Washington
Post, paid our town flying visit We'd
nesday evening.
Misses Nettie and Dee White left the
| early part Of the week for visit to
relatives and friends III New Iberia.
Genial Claude Mayo, of Lake Charles,
spent couple of days here this week
and on Tuesday dropped in to see US.
when we had a pleasant chat.
Mrs. S. j. Davies, wife of Rev. s. j.
Davies OF Alexandria,. is on visit to
OpeIonsas, the guest of her mother, Mrs
A. j. Thompson.
Martin J. Andrus, of Crowley, lead
ing citizen of Acadia, was in attendance
on the U. S. Court here in the early
part of the week.
Miss Mollie Clifford, who left several
days ago for New Orleans, returned
home on Tuesday after pleasant visit
to friends in New Orleans and Lafay-
cite.
Mr.. s. F. Read and lady arrived here
On Tuesday evenings train from Texas.
They are the guests of Mrs. Reads moth
er, Mrs. Fl. Washington Post,
June 49,
Hon. G. L. Dupre attended the Men,
phis Bimetallic Convention this week
and was appointed on the committee of
resolutions. Hon. M. j. Cunningham
was the ice-president selected from
Louisiana.
Prof. Fl. G.. Lewis, principal of the
Academy of the Sacred Heart, of Mo-
reauville, La, accompanied by three
of Avoyelles, handsome young gentle
men, Messrs. Edward and Lamar Coco
and Denis Blenge, spent several days
in town last week and took in "Prin-
cess Bonnie" on Friday night.
The annual commencement exercises
at Spring Hill College, near Mobile, Ala,
will take place On the 10Th inst. Among
the commercial graduates is our young
friend, Master Goldman Lassalle, son
OF the popular Landry street grocer, Mr.
Jos. Lassalle, to whom will be awarded
the degree of B. s. We acknowledge
receipt of an invitation to be present.
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The board of Editresses have received
the following communications from
noted literary women of Louisiana
In reply to your request of May 14th,
| take great pleasure 10 inclosing copy
of Hagar' With best wishes for the
complete success of the Woman's edi-
tiOn of the COURIER. Believe me,
Sincerely yours.
E. j. NICHOLSON pearl Rivere)"
Dear Mrs. Settoon:
Your letter of the 14th reached me
the day got home. l thank you more
can never forget Opeiousas, its gener-
ous- hearted people, or the dear old
COURIER. / send with this copy of
the poem | once read at an entertain
ment 10 Opelousas and which has never
been published. hope it is not too
long and will serve the purpose in the
meantime. With kindest regards, re-
main, Sincerely.
NJ. r. FIELD (Catharine Cole)."
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