The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-11-04
Personal Mention.


day.
Hon. .Adrien Nunez spent several days
In town this week.
Henri Senac, of Gueydan, spent q part
of the week in Abbeyille.
Eraste Mouton got back from st. Louis
with a car load of mules.
Capt. Anthony Muller of New Iberia
paid Abbeville a flying visit this week.
DR.. Gill after a trial of Henry concluded
to locate at Gueydan and has removed to
that fourishlng town.
Deputy clerk of court j. G. leblanc has
a bone felon on one Of his fingers and is
laid up in consequence.
Mrs. Frank Lyons left about the middle
of the week for a two weeks visit to her
old home in Abbeville.-Crowley Mirror.
J.E. Hitter, the accomplished pharma-
cist at N. C. Young's drugstore spent Sun
day at his former home, st. Martinsville.
Robert Stansbury has sold his cam
crop on Il. Sokoloski's place near town
and gone to Texas to prospect for a loca-
ton.
Monday evening Claude Guidry and
Miss Alice Hebert were married at the
Catholic church. After the ceremony the
couple left for their new home in Prairie
Gregg.
w. o. Erwin. of Crowley, has heen TAX
en- to the hospital in New Orleans for a
surgical operation. He has been seriously
Ill with abdominal obstruction.-Jen-
ming Times.
Mr.. and Mrs..J. o. Dore, of the 9th ward
had the misfortune Of losing their oldest
child last week. 1t was a bright little
girl about two years old; some months
since she had an attack of meningitis from
which she neverflllly,recoyered.
Mrs. Laura Chevis, wife Of Capt. J. M.
Taylor, late editor of the Signal, died
Wednesday morning IN Crowley. She
was a sister of w. C. Chevis, editor of the
Baton Rouge Advocate, and q niece OF
/ Mrs. Henry I. Cheyis of Abbeyille. The
bereaved ones have our sympathles in
their sad aflliction.
Miss Felieie Boutte and C. j. Feray
were quietly married at 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening at the Catholic church. Miss
Mary Bussey and Defrance Dutel were
the attendants. The church was vel
elI&J --.+I AIa Fr;a,Ia 0E %1,a rar,,In,
young people who wished them much JOY
in their new life. They viii reside in Alb
beville.
Tuesday evening October oath, at sever
o'clock at Touro Synagogue the marriag'
!. of Miss Rosaiie Marks and Mr.. Clarence
Lyons was solemnized. The fair bride il
we'll known here being the sister of Mrs
: Eli Wise. The sacred edifice was artis
tically decorated, the altar being arrang
ed with palms and ferns. above whicl
were suspended three fonr-leaf clovers
/ The centre one. under which the bTida
couple stood, was of white roses and fern
? and on either side were two smaller cloy
er leaves formed of carnations. At seve
5 o'clock to the sweet strains of "Call M
+ Thine Own the bridal party entered a
/, follows: The ushers. Messrs. Joe Mafkl
! S. Kohlman. G.. SCOOTER and s. Heider
s helm ; then the maid of honor, Miss Ross
! lie Lyons. sister of the groom, becomingl
attfred in a pretty gown of white organ
; die. Finally came the bride with b.
s father, Mr.. Ferdinand Marks. The grool
and Ills best man, Mr.. Morris Rose, me-
her at the steps of the altar, The brio
was very stately in an elegant robe {
white duchess satin and g~arnitures {
tulle and real lace. A veil of illusion con
ipleted this becoming toilette. Rev. 1. !
Leucht read the marriage ceremony, a
ter, which a reception was held at til
Harmony Club, where the relatives an
. friends of both families had been bidder
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons have gone on a shol
wedding tonr, and on their return will n
side with Mrs. Lyons parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ferdinand Marks.
First ice and killing frost Of Ii
} season yesterday morning.
Where is the yellow fever: As