The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-10-29
Personal Mention.

DR.. >. 4. Absbire Of Leroy was o yisitol
to tho town this week.
Adolphe Mouton, of Brouesarc vile spens
several days in town this week.
Jacob 1saacs has been laid MP this week
with an attack Of Rheumatism.
Morris Mills is Bow employed at the
Adeline refinery. in St. Mary parish.
Contractor John Erwin Of Abbeyills
was in Gueydan last Sunday.-News.
Mrs. Adouis LeBlancof Jennerette come
oyer Sunday evening and is visiting
friends.
Capt. Ben l.. Root, of the good schoon.
er LA Norlnandie" has returned from his
trip to Lake Charles.
VIM p. Miller the efficient Police Juror
from the 7th ward. made q business trip
to New Orleans this week.
Miss Bertha Soulier, u popular young
lady of New Iberia is here this week
visiting Mrs. Robert j.. 1Oung.
Mr.. and Mrs Olivier LeB anc lost an
infant child this week only u few days
old. The funeral took place Monday,
Mrs Eupnemon Leblanc. who has been
quite i'll for severdl days past is now
RAPIDLY improving and out OF danger
Mrs. Lastie Broussard, left Sunday
morning Oil u visit to kayne. Her two
otto and Obis accompanied her.
Mrs. w. w. Edwards returned home
last sunday after al absence of several
months, speAC visiting relatlves near
Opeiousas.
W. . Erwin and Vim. Lowther re-
turned TO AbueyIlle Wednesday, having
the Herring store building
Gues aau News.
Joe Greene, u younger brother of j. N.
GIeeue leaves iii the morning for New
v here he Will enter the Dwyer's
efsity cAU
ErHste Leblanc, q son of SEVERN Le-
Bieanc, died aI the residence Of his
brother j. Alcide Leblanc, on last Tues
day aged Il years. He had been in i'll
tor some time. Three children
him. his wife having died several
yeals ago.
.
a.. NJ. Reauxis. one of A~bbeville's promi-
citizens was il Gueydan u few days
tElS week OH Avisit to his sen Fernand,
ana 70 Ills oll-time friend Jean Pierre
Mi. BeIuAis coutempIates
locating IN u town and opening up y
banking .ness-on q small scale-with
capital,-Gueydan News.
Isaac A. Smith. of Rityne died in New
Orleans on Tuesday Oct. ll6h, aged 40
years. Nj Smith Is well known to many
OF our old citizens as he was for several
telegraph operator at Olidon
Bioassurd's ferry where the Western
line followed the original surveys
aid crossed the bayou at that point. AT
ter leaving there he vent to Rayne as
agent OF the $ outhetn Pacific railway
aud occupied that position until 1896
when owing to failing health he resigned.
He was al energetic, int lligent man and
" as we'll liked BY all WAC knew him,
o. NJ. Nilsson, one of the owners of the
Did Perry plantation, and a director Of
charity Place, Sugar Refining Co.,
married on Tuesday at C~ovington.
A special from that place to tho
fiules-Demoerat says: "A home wedding
took place hsre this morning at the
residence of Capt. Wood. The parties
were Mrs. Lily Wood Downs, daughter
If Capt. Wood, and Mr.. %. NJ. Nils N.
vice-president and cashier of the Bank of
..oyington. The ceremony was perform-
I'd by Dir. j.. III. Nall of New Orleans. A
number of friends we're at the house and
partook of a high noon lunch. The happy
left on the 1890 train for Chicago,
New York and other places in the East
and North.
MISUNDERSTANDING TRUSTWORTHY PER-
w sons IN this state to manag our bus
mess In their own and nearby counties.
is mainly office. work conducted at
BONE. Salary straight 500 a year and
and expenses-tleiinite. bonafitie, no more
M less SALARY. Monthly $75. References.
Enclose self addressed envelope. Herbert
/. Hess prest., Dept. M, Chicago.