The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-27
Personal Mention.

TSO1kdk lA CAEGkO1fa
Miss Fheriot, of Erath, visited here SUM-
day evening.
o. M. Nilsson came in from Mansfield
this week on business.
DR.. M. r. Cushman, of Milton, was in
town one day this week.
Chas. FeDtelieu. of New Iberia, is here
this week attending court.
Elias Broussard was in Jeanerette the
first of the week on business.
Alexis VOORHEES,. the popular hardware
drummer was in town this week.
Miss Linnie Caldwell and her sister
Alice are both reported i'll with fever.
Ex-Gov. C. H. Mouton, of st. Martin
vile, is attending court here this week.
Mrs. Oscar PIPES. of Gueydan, is visit
ing her parents DIR. and Mrs. W.D. White.
d. l.. Mcpherson, DR.. Bayliss and A. j..
GODDARD went out for a hunt Wednesday
evening.
Genial Ben Lewis was in town this
week selling drugs for the first time since
quarantine.
Judge Debaillon arrived from Lafay-
cite Tuesday and opened court Wednes-
day morning.
w. Oscar Pipes of the Gueydan New
was over this week and is still in love
with his town.
Percy Summers and John Robinson of
Abbeville, came in this morning to try
their guns on our snipes and ducks
Gueydan News.
L. NJ. Stebbins and D. l.. Mcpherson
came out this morning to look after the
interests Of their lumber yard here
Gueydan News.
Miss Annie Lowell went to Abbevil1e on
a visit to friends on Wednesday to re-
main q week Signal.
JAS. A. Petty made a visit to Crowley
and Rayne this week looking after some
thing in the building line.
DIR. E. Fl. Bayliss, of St. M~artinville, was
here a couple of days this week on a visit
to his friend DR.. Lee Wood.
Hon. Adrien Nunez, is in town this
week. He reports that he has begun
grinding on his Live Oak plantation.
DR.. Warren G. Young, of Rayne, was
over this week to see the sick child of his
brother DR.. T. F. Young Of this place.
Laurie, the little sev%en-year-old son of
DR.. and Mrs. T. +. Young has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks with typhoid
fever.
G. E. Parent, of Youngville, was in
town this week and is deslrous of secur-
ing a clerkship with some business house.
lie comes well recommended.
From the Groyeton (Tex.) Herald we re-
gret to learn that our old friend Major G.
w. Felter is on the sick list. Hope lie
will soon be on his pegs again.
Our friend and neighbor Jos. S. Ewell,
who has been somewhat indisposed for
the past week or so has taken down with
typhoid fever, but is doing well.
"Rroussn Meyers, the energetic young
agent Of the Singer Sewing Machine Co,
has removed to town and is now occu-
plying the residence of w. Oscar Pipes.
Or. Fl. J.. Feltus, Of Baton Rouge, who
formerly practiced dentistry at tins place
some years go. vas the last case of yell
low fever in the capitol city. He had a
mild attack and has made q good reeov-
cry.
Elijah Bartells, of Hope Mill, has fallen
a victim to the typhoid fever which is
sweeping everything in that locality. He
is quite sick but his splendid constitution
and good nursing will nc doubt bring him
out all right.
Clement Young, ex-sheriff of Iberia
parish, a native and former resident of
Vermilion. was over here Thursday on
business, and was forcibly impressed by
the great progress our town and parish
have made in recent years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Edwards returned
home Tuesday night after qnite a lengthy
~sojonrn in the north, prolonged consider
ably by reason of quarantine. They are
looking much improved and their health
has been greatly benefited by the trip.
w. D. Gooeh. of Perry, who has been