The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-12-19
Personal Mention.

W. 0. Pipes and wife spent a few
days in New Orleans this week.
E. II. Gueydan of Gueydan, paid ou1
Village a visit the fore part Of the week.
d. L. Mcpherson paid the Crescent
City a visit Sunday returning home
Tuesday.
Buddy Rowe has put up a new mar
ket north of the courthouse on Lastie
Broussard's lot.
DR., Viliien'of Mauriceville accompan-
led by his mother was a Lafayette Wis
itor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
0. NJ. Nilsson, Esq, president Of the
Rose Hill Planting Il Refining CO.,
came in from New Orleans last Friday.
DR.. Raphael Sagrera, of Cheniere au
Tigre has been in town for several days
and is in close attendance upon Mrs.
Solomon Wise.
E. W. Huff has been elected consta-
bic of the Police Jury. Ned is a CAPT
tai man for the position and held it
many years ago.
DR.. N. ID. Young ofPoyviIlei is spend
ing some time here for the benefit of
his health, being the guest whilst here
of DIR. r. j. Young.
DR.. F. F. Yong returned from San
Antonio, Texas, Wednesday evening.
He will fit up an office in the bust
ness center Of town and resume prac-
tice.
Fl. ]. LaDders accompanied his bus
mess partner, Maurice Donne!ly, on
Wednesday as far as New Iberia, on
the latters return home to Indianapolis,
Ind.-Crowley Signal.
DR.. Lee Wood left yesterday for his
home at Ellisville, Miss, from whence
be will return with his family during
the first days of the New Year to make
this their future home.
The Enterprise received a pleasant
call this morning from Mr.. E. W. Ber-
dine, a gentlemanly young attache of
5he Abheville Meridional. He was on
lis way to New 0rleans.--NeW Iberia
Mr.. Hawky,a prominent capitalist of
Galveston, Texas and owner of the
plantation was here looking
1t the advantages afforded by this par
sh regarding the establishment of
refineries.
Charlton R. Beattie, Esq, son of ex-
Judge Taylor Beattie and a member Of
he firm of Beattie & Beattie Of Thibo-
is with US on a weeks recreation
which time the quail and other
Gathered tribe have suffered consider
IDLY.
F. F. Carter the popular photograph
i OF Lafayette, and Miss Sadie Neblett
we're married at the residence of the
father, DIR. H. NJ. Neblett in
'reaux Bridge, Thursday last. Mr..
nd Mrs. Carter left the same day for
Sew Orleans where they remained a
ew days, They will make their future
tome at Lafayette.
Francois Morvant, a native Of Lafay-
:tte but who recently moved to this
farish met with a terrible death near
is home at Mauriceville last Monday.
lie was hauling a lead of cotton seed
nd was accidentally precipitated I'M
er the wheels of the wagon and crush i
d to death. His remains were inferred
Mauriceville the next day. 4
Maurice Donnelly, of the firm of {
,anders Il Donnelly, indianapolis, Ind. '
fter three weeks spent in this section I
home on Wednesday. Mr.. :
visits Crowley every year 4
bout this season for the purpose of c
and looking after his business S
Iterests here, and bagged a large lot |
ducks, snipe, quail, etc. lin addition
a fine specimen of deer which he \
sptured in the marshes near the coast \
Vermilion parish. Mr.. Landers is
so fond of deer hunting, but says he
Is better luck nearer home.-Signal.
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