The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-08-14
Personal Mention.

on the sick list this week.
Miss Eugene Young left Wednesday
on a visit to friends in Rayne.
Mrs. J. S. EweIl is visiting the family
Of III. J. Moss, in the country.
w. Smith, of the New York store, went
to Washington, La, this week.
Miss Title Greene has been quite sick
this week but is now improving.
Bessan received a car load of ice We'd
n esday and the Ice famine is over.
Miss Alice Barnes, of Lake Charles, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. A. J.. GODDARD.
Miss Alphonsine Moore, of Glencoe. st.
Mary parish, is here on % visit to friends.
Fernest Duhon left this week for New
Orleans and will go on the excursion to
Cincinnati.
Miss Corina GODDARD, of Lake Charles,
is here on o visit to her brother, Alfred,
the druggist.
Adolph Brasseux left Saturday on a
business trip to Thibodaux and was gone
several days.
Elias Broussard has gone to Hot Springs
Ark, to take a vacation and will be alb
sent several weeks.
The Misses Hall and Sampson, of New
Iberia, are here this week on a visit to
Mrs, Jos. r. Leguenec.
Rev. S. r. Beall, pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, is in Mississippi Oh a
visit so his fathers family.
Steve Delmonley, a reporter on the
Lake Charles Daily Press, is here on a
visit to his cousin A. j. GODDARD.
Misses Provost and Webber of Jeaner-
cite, who have been visiting Mrs. 2. w.
Gaspard returned home Monday,
Mrs. F. F. Young went to Royville last
Tuesday to attend the funeral of % child
of her sister Mrs. Octave Theriot.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. E. White, are happy
in the addition of a bouncing boy baby
to their little family last Monday.
Wise & Lyons began to harvest their
rice crop on Wednesday. It is well head
ed and promises to yield satisfactorily,
Last Saturday evening Eraste Mouton
and E. Perkins Putnam chaperoned a stag
party to the seashore on the steamer Why
Not.
Mayor Greene and City Attorney Ed
wards, reached New Orleans Thursday
morning and will reach home today or
tomorrow.
J. r. Kitchell. our efficient parish sup
erintendent of public education, left last
week to spend a while at his old home in
Mississippi.
Alderman Mazerolle. acting as street
commissioner had out q force of hands
this week cutting thetweeds ON the streets
and sidew aiks.
Sheriff Hebert has receipted for the tax
roll fer 1897 and is now ready to issue
your tax receipts on application at his Of
flee with the cash.
w. B. White and his son Lloyd, are still
sojourning at Biloxi, where the little fell
lows health is rapidly returning and he
is now able to take long walks.
Fenilee Landry, the success full little
jockey, returned home Monday from a
circuit of the race courses in st. James,
Ascension and Assumption parishes.
George Hayes ard Garland Foreman,
two substantial citizens of the Queue de
Tortue settlement, were in town Thurs
day and report great benefit from the
rain.
Rev. Father Mehault was quite indis-
posed last Sunday and could not oficiate
at high mass. He is improving, and we
are happy to say will soon be all right
once more.
Alexandra Broussard, who is one of the
largest men in the parish and a successful
farmer, will shortly open a general store
in the Coles Island section at or near
VIM. Meaux's. 4
CASTOR Levy. who is to open a fine line
of furnishing goods and notions, III W1ss'sl
new brick row. has rented Ernest LyousI
residence on Lafayette street and moved
into it with his family.
Master Leonard Marks Wise, entertain-I
cd a number Of his little friends Wednes-