The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-01-07
Personal Mention.

town this week.
Miss Leotine Beau1is is visiting rela-
tives in Carencro.
Miss Irene Saint, of CAntreville, is
here on a visit to Miss Ida Young.
MIR and Mrs Minos T Gordy enter
tanned a euchre party last Friday.
DR. Warren G Young, Of Crowley, is
over here on a visit to his relatives this
week.
Judge John Clegg paid a flying visit
to Abbeville last Saturday returning
next day.
Hon Adrien Nunez was in town this
week serving his country as a jury
commissioner.
Mrs M E White left Thursday for
Crowley accompanied by her son-in-
law Jas E White.
Miss Kate Chevis returned Sunday
evening from a pleasant visit with
friends in Crowley.
Miss Lila Singleton returned from
a visit to her parents at Moss Point,
Miss, Monday evening.
DIR and Mrs Marion A Young, of
Rayne, came in on Thursdays train on
a visit to Dr. and Mrs T f Young.
Rev j B Cassidy and family arrived
last Friday and are comfortably locat-
ed in the Methodist parsonage on State
street near Vermilion.
Mrs Geo B Petty and her two chill
dren Bessie and George. arrived from
Chicago Friday evening on a visit to
her parents Mr. and Mrs " w Edwards
Our good friend and neighbor, Jos S
ENell, had the misfortune n night
this week to stick a rusty nail in his
foot and has been laid up several days
with the wound!
D " Wall and family last week,
moved into their handsome residence
in the Edwards addition, and will
proceed to improve the property to put
it in keeping with the neighborhood.
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Mrand Mrs W S Nilsson, of Perry,
have issued cards for a reception at
"Lilywood," as the old Perry place has
been rechristened, in honor Of Mr and
Mrs 0 NJ Nilsson. on Friday January l3.
Dancing after s o'clock.
Jos G Leblanc. deputy clerk OF court
met with an accident Thursday norm
ing while at his farm east of town. He
stepped on some cane and slipped,
spraining his ankle very badly, and
was laid up in bed several days.
DR. j T Hamblet and family of Perry
have moved to town and are residing
on st Charles street near the French
Hall. The Doctor and his excellent
wife will be sadly missed at their old
homo and are more than welcome in
Abbeville whore they are no strangers.
Victor Landry died at the residence
of Leonard stansbury on Monday, Jan
2, 1899, at 5 a m, aged IS years, 7 mo,
and Is days. He was the father Of A
O Landry Of this place, and n Of the
oldest residents of this ward. His flu
neral took place Tuesday morning from
the Catholic church.
In the Times Democrat of last Sun
day we find the photograph of a young
lad of town, a bright and pro missing
pupil of Prof Pate, accompanied BY.
the following sketch:
.S,isIs;er l.ga II. Levy was born in
Bay It i"nis. Miss, 1898, and is the
sou of MIR. and Mrs. g. A. Levy, OF
Abbeville. He is a very bright boy, is
nov five and a half years old. and per
forms wonderfully well IN the violin,
harrasniea, accordion, blow accordion,
and has a perfect a for music. lie
recently took a leading part in a con-
cert given by the Al,hnville Silver Cor
net band, of AbbevilIe, LA., a.sin ing for
his part a violin solo which vas encor-
ed very ent Enthusiastically by the large
crowd in attendance. Nsster Leo is
now under the private instructions OF
a thorough musician aud is displaying
wonderful talent"
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