The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-08-24
PERSONAL.

Lafayette this week.
Willie Levy has returned from New York.
F. r. Davis visited New Orleans on
business this week.
Miss Anna Martin, of Crowley, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Couret.
Mrs. J. b. Coumes is visiting relatives in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ducos left Wednesday
for New Orleans where they will make their
future home.
| Mr.. Lee. the Johnson Chill Tonic
| man, was in Lafayette this week.
| Misses Bessie and Leila Cornay, who spent
| a month at Galbraith Springs, Tenn, have
Returned home. .-.a.--ra--------
| Judge Debaillon and Messrs. Jean
Vigneaux and r. Lombard have returned
from Pascagoula. They say the storm was
! not as bad reported in the papers.
Judge Blackman and Messrs. Walter ].
| Burke. Thos. H. Lewis and Robert Martin
| were at the Rigues House. They were here
to look after their oil interests.
Prof. l.. v. Roy. of Marksville, who will
| teach science in the Industrial Institute, was
in Lafayette this week.
the House of Representatives, passed through
Lafayette Tuesday, being on his way to
Shreveport. Mr.. Trezevant had just visited
the Huron plantation of which he is the
owner.
The many friends in Lafayette of Judge
w. E. Bowen were pleased to meet him this
week. Judge Bowen here with his
family. They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bowen.
Bob Richard came to Lafayette last
Sunday. He returned to Crowley the same
day with his little daughter, Lille.
Miss Mayre Litteu passed through La
fayette Sunday on her way to New Orleans
and Biloxi, where she will remain until the
first of September, when she will return to
Lafayette.
Andy Schrout, Western Union operator at
Opelousas, was in Lafayette Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Hebert left Tuesday to
spend about a fortnight in New Orleans
Ed Brown and son, Weston, of Carencro,
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Breaux, of Carencro, returned
to that place Tuesday.
Chas S. Babn has returned to Lafayette
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Miss Lydia Duro left Tuesday for her
home in Opelousas.
Sidney Broussard left Wednesday for Alb
beville, where he and his brother, Felix,
have gone into the general merchandise
business.
Mrs. John Marsh returned to Crowley
Wednesday.
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Miss Irma Mouton, has returned to her home
in Washington, La.
On last Wednesday evening a very en-
joyable party was given at the home of MIR.
A. A. Mouton. Sweet music was discoursed
and dancing was engaged in until late
hour. Some very pretty singing was also
heard. Deliciou cake and liquor were
served. At about midnight the party broke
up, all having enjoyed themselves very
much.
Ammick Courtney returned to Lafayette
Thursday, to resume his work in the La
fayette Clothing House, after spending
week in Carencro.
Mrs. c. E. Carey arrived in Lafayette last
Thursday.
Jno. I. Bell went to Rayne Thursday.
Miss Louise Verret, of Louisa, St. Mary
parish, has been the guest of Miss Agnes
BreauX.
Miss Rose DeBlanc, VINO visit to
her sister, Mrs. B. J. Pellerin, returned to
New Iberia this week.
Miss Julia Decuir, of New IBERIA is visit
ing in Lafayette.
Miss Ruby Scranton has returned to her
home at Royville after spending some time
with relatives in Houston.
Mrs. Frank X. Hopkins will return home
to-day after visiting in Opelousas.
F. v. Mouton spent the week in New
Orleans.
VIM. Broussard returned Wednesday
after spending several days very pleasantly
at Shreveport.
Miss Maud Herring, who was visiting Miss
Anna Hopkins, left Thursday for her home
at Bolton, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grow Girard left Saturday
for a months stay at Asheville, N. c.
Pierre Lacour, of Long Bridge, and Miss
Alice Lacour, of Plaucheville, Avoyelles
parish, returned home Monday after visiting
relatives in Lafayette, New Iberia and Car
encro.
p. o. Couvillon and Miss Julia Lacour
of Avoyeles parish, have been on visit to