The Opelousas courier., 1896-06-06
Personal.

Walter Gardner, of Sunset, visited
town this week.
Miss Mary Roos returned from New
Orleans on Sunday.
! Ozeme Fontenot, Esq, of Old Grand
Prairie, was in town Thursday.
| Mr.. Jos. Blum, one of CarreDcro's
leading merchants, was iD town WedDes-
day.
Editor Taylor, of the Lecompte Mes
senger, was on our streets last Wednes-
day.
N. C. Devilliers. ESQ, of Notleyville,
favored the COURIER with a pleasant
call this week.
Miss Anna Gordon is visiting the
family of Mr.. Henry Lastrapes in
Church prairie this week.
Mr.. John Vigneaux, of Lafayette. ar
rived here Friday to atfbnd the U. s.
Court now in session. 4
Mr.. E. Klotz, has returtsed to Opelou-
sas, and has resumed iIib position as
salesman at the store of j. Meyers g.
Co. in liquidation.
DR.. Walter w. Duson arrived on a
q
been summoned from Ashville, n. c.,
on account of his wife's serious i'll
ness.
Miss Tillou Andrus has returned from
Plaquemine Point, where she has just
closed a session of her school, and will
remain at home during the summer
months.
Claude MayO-the same old Claude
was greeting his numerous friends here
Friday morning, in his iDimitable hap
py style.
Miss Salie Powers left on Thursday
for her home, Mobile, Ala, accompa-
Lacombe, who will spend some time
with her.
Miss May Boutt6, one of New Iberia q
most accomplished and afabIe repre-
sentatives OF the fair sex, is now visit
ing relatives here. and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. TatmaD.
Miss Lula Edwards, the accomplished
daughter of Judge j. NJ. Edwards, az
c0mpanied by Miss Lucille LAcopsye,
one OF St. Landry's fairest and sweetest
daughters, are visitors to our town.
Marksville Enterprise.
Mr.. Albert Gossein went over to
Eola Thursday to meet his estimable
mother who came up from Opelousas
on the evening train. Mrs. GOsselin
will remain some time with her son.
-Marksville Enterprise.
Miss Annie Andrus returned Sunday
from Crowley where she has been
visiting relatives and friends for about
tor, louo Whilo tharo Sl,o voiloH hor
self of a trip to Lake Arthur where
she enjoyed sailing excursion and the
fresh and invigorating breezes of the
gulf stream.
Chas. N. Ealer, "UucIe Charley" is
back from his annual visit to the DAT
bonne where he remained nearly fort
night. His health is much improved
and he is in every respect pleased with
never tire of making trips to this fa-
vored section.
Judge Gilbert Duple. District At
torney r. Lee Garland, and several
members of our local bar are
absent attending term OF the District
| Court which convened at Crowley last
Monday. From one of our local attor-
neys who returned Tuesday evening, we
| ieaTu tuat tUiS VIII UO n bHdlt uU0
as far as criminal cases 60. There are
few cases before the Grand Jury, and,
| barring the accusation against parties
for wrecking the Eunice train, no serious
matters will be presented to the Grand
| Inquest of Acadia.
/ MARRIAGE BELLs--Cards are out
announcing the marriage of Miss
Aurelia, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
| oE l.
Robt. G. Harman, June 18th, at Centre
vile, La. Also, at Dallas. Tex, on the
18th inst. Miss Sidonia Beatrice Nun
zesheimer to Mr.. Adolph Chaser. The
fair bride is former resident of Ope-
l0usas and a daughter of Mrs. S. Nun
zesheimer, now of Dallas, Tex. The
COURIER wishes the happy young
| couples the fulfillment of every enjoy
ment of their fondest anticipation.