The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-01-08
Personal Mention.

DIS. a1EDuI ACOtGt1O 10 v AolblhS
in New Iberia.
Joe Hebert, of Beaumont. came in Sum
day on a visit.
Judge r. S. Perry was over here a few
days this week.
j.. H. Putnam went to Iberia, Wednes-
day on business.
T. Meyers made a business trip to New
iberia Wednesday.
DR.. Marion Young. of Rayne. came over
Wednesday morning.
W. w. Minor went to Crowley this week
returning Wednesday.
Misses Kate Chevis aud Lizzie Lyons
are spending awhile in Crowley.
Eraste Mouton returned from st. Louis,
Sunday with another car load of mules.
DR. c. j. Edwards went to New Orleans
Monday on business, returning Wednes-
day.
w. Qnereu, of Gueydan. was in town
and made this flee a pleasant call yes
terday.
Miss Lila Singleton returned from New
| Orleans Sunday, where she spent the hol-
days.
Charlton Bcattie. q young lawyer of
| Thibodaux, has been here this week hunt
ing quail.
Miss Eula Clark, of Crowley, was one
of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss
Ada Young.
Pierre Broussard, of. Beaumont. came in
Sunday to attend the funeral of his sister
Mrs. P, l.. Leblanc.
During the absence Of H. i. Dupre, the
Tribune office is held down by Geo. c.
Add s~on.-Rayne Tribune.
DR., j. A. Derbanne. has returned from
a visit to his family in Washington, and
rssumed bis dental practice.
H Bascomb White. after spending the
holidays. here, returned to Nashville,
where he is studying medicine.
Charles and Miner Brown, two success
full rice planters in the western part Of
the parish, was in town this week.
Miss Leona Matthew'S Of VermiIion. is
on rn extended visit to her aunts. Misses
Gatshrights.-Margan City Review.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren G. Young, Of
Rayne, came ever Tuesday to attend The
wedding of the Dr's sister Miss Ada.
Eli Wise went to New Orleans last Sal
ulday and returned home Wednesday.
NJ 5. Wise and little Leonard are still ii
the city,
Aug Erath, a prominent business man
OF New Iberia, was over here this week to
locate the refrigerator for the Anheusers
Busch Brewing Co.
Mrs. H. II. Bartells is qnite i'll since sew
eral days with typhoid fever. The people
about Hope Mill are having an unusual
amount of sickness this season.
Mrs. Roland, wife of Capt. A. "A. Roland
of the Ethel. and their littie daughter re-
turned from New Orleans Saturday and
are boarding at Gus Godchanx's.
Rev. B. f. White and daughter was here
this week on a visit to his brother DR.. w. I
d. White and preached d powerful ser
mon sunday al tlt Methodist church.
John Nngier. il, has returned from
Quincy, Ills, where he recently gradu-
ated in a commercial course from q bust
ness college there. John is a smart boy
and we wish him well.
Tracy Petty. aged ten years. son of JAS.
A, Petty. while ont hunting last week
was accidentally struck In the eye with a
small shot and so badly injured that it is
feared the sight in that eye will be lost.
Russell Putnam. left Monday for Cornell
University where he will take a fonr
years course. He is a bright boy and if
hard stndy and clue application means
success Russell will come out a winner.
Rev. r. S. Beall. returned Wednesday
from jackson. where he has been to see |
his wife who is sick. Her many friends !
will be glad to learn that she is rapidly
improving.
Crowley Signal.
e. P. Putnam and r. H. Burton of Alb
neville, were business visitors in our town
on Tuesday.
Judge Abel Faulk. who resides q few
miles south of town, lost his little boy on
tuesday. He is dangerously sick himself
with but very little hope of recovery
Mrs. Joseph Labit Of Abbeyille. arrived
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