The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-09-07
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1901.
PERSONAL.

Lafayette this week.
Judge Blackman, of Rapides, was in La
fayette this week.
John Wilmington visited New Orleans
this week.
days ago on business.
Geo. Carroll, who had been replacing
Miss Mayre Littel in the Western Union
Telegraph Office at this place for the last
month, returned to New Orleans Sunday.
Miss Florence Bush returned to Franklin
Sunday after spending several days in La
fayette as the guest of Miss Cora Desbrest.
after spending some time at his old home
in Louisville. Ky.
Miss Mayre Littell returned to Lafayette
Saturday after a months vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. F. X. Martin, of Crowley,
came far as Lafayette Monday with their
daughter, Anna, who has gone to New Or
leans to enter the Convent of Perpetual
Alteration for the fourth term, at the end
of which she will complete her course of
studies.
Misses Victoria Price, of Estherwood,
guests at the home of F. H. Clark this
week.
Miss Rena Patin, of Breaux Bridge, is 4
guest at the home of Mrs. Antoine Guidry.
Mrs. ALI. VOORHEES, returned to Lafayette
Tuesday from New iberia.
Miss Maggie Abbott went to New Orleans
Thursday to spend about a month.
Miss Louise Verret left Tuesday for her
home at Louisa.
Misses Sophie and Ethel Hilliard returned
to New Iberia Wednesday, after spending
a week in Lafayette.
The Misses Raymond, of Crowley, were
visiting Miss Elmre Cochrane recently.
Mrs. Chas. Bienvenu, of Opelousas, came
to Lafayette Tuesday and returned Thurs
day.
Miss Carrie Siess, of Avoyelles, is the
guest of Miss Elmire Cachrane.
Mrs. c. NJ. Smith and son, Archie, of
Franklin, were guests at the home of Judge
J. G. Parkerson this week.
Miss Berthe Richard returned to Lafa-
yette last Sunday from Sunset.
Lucien Roy, of Jennings, was in town
Monday.
Miss Lucy Vigneaux went to Rayne
Monday.
Miss Madeline Francez, of Carencro, was
in Lafayette Thursday.
Jake Pefferkorn, who has had ill health
for about two months, has again taken his
run from Lafayette to Algiers.
T. VI. Aunt, of Dallas, Tex, travelling
&c
railroad, passed through Lafayette Thursday
on his way to Alexandria.
A. J. Richter, excursion agent of the
Souther Pacific railroad, was in town Thurs
day.
Percy NJ. Morrow, of Houston, travelling
passenger agent of the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, passed through Lafayette
Wednesday. He was on his way to Ope-
lousas.
c. X. Ryan, r. P. A. of the Illinois Cen
trail at Houston, passed through Lafayette
Wednesday on his way to New Orleans.
! L. s. Broussard and his son, Alcibiades
of the fourth ward. were in Lafayette Wed
nescay. The latter will return in few
days to the Normal School at Natchitoches
where he will complete his studies within
the next few months.
Thomas and Daniel Dsbaillon left Thurs
day morning for Jefferson College.
Emmanuel Pellerin made short trip tt
New Orleans during the last few days.
Assessor Martin return this week from
Baton Rouge where he had gone on officia
business.
! Louis Debaillon, son of Judge c. De
baillon, left this week to enter the Mars
Brothers Seminary at Washington, d.
The Gazette bespeaks for the young man
useful and honorable career il the servic
of the church.
L. RAMON, of Amelia, has returned HON
after visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. B. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller have returned t
their home in Berwick after weeks visi
to relatives in Lafayette.
G. X. Morrill,, who has been making hi
headquarters in Lafayette while in the err
ploy of the Southern Pacific road master
left a few days ago to accept the position c
division engineer the G. H. & S. A. rail
road at San Antonio. The following ger
tlemen rendered Mr.. Morrill, farewe
banquet at the Crescent Hotel: G. I
Boudreaux, Mr.. Nichols, J. T. Allinghan
F. o. Cornay, Chas. Debaillon, Vim. Brou
sard, George Commit and l.. L. Chevalle,
The many friends of Mr.. Morrill, were sorr
: to part with him, though glad of his PR