The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-05-03
Personal Mention.

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ton to our list of subscribers.
Edgar Dutel left Thursday morning
for a visit to Houston, Texas.
Miss Ada Smith arrived Wednesday
and will in the future reside here.
Mrs. F. L. Melebeck and family are
spending a while az Cheniere au Tigre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Broussard have
returned from their honeymoon trip to
Texas.
Judge Jos. Trahan, of Henry, has
returned from attending the Dallas
reunion.
George W. Scott, of the Mcdonald
Scott Company is spending a few days
in town.
Miss Adele Morton has returned
from a short visit to Beaumont and
Lafayette friends.
Miss Ada Smith, of New Orleans, has
been the guest of Miss Agnes Kirsh
this Week.-Patterson.
DR.. F. F. Young, of Able Vile is in
this city with a view of establishing a
Notwithstanding Record.
DR.. F. R. Martin, of Crowley, coro-
ner of Acadia parish, came over We'd
nesday to attend the Lolande trial.
Gus G%odchaux, of Abbeville, was in
Franklin the latter part of the past
week on business.-Franklin News.
MI. Scarborough and family, of
Ellisyille, Miss, arrived Sunday and
will make Vermilion their homo in the
future.
DR.. C. j. Edwards attended the
Louisiana Press Association in Alex
andria as the representative of The
MERIDIoNAL.
Miss Sarah Levy who has been visit
ing her uncle, G. A. Levy, for the past
few week has returned to her home in
Pointe Coupee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Stein aud chill
dren of Abbeville, attended the Ber-
Inard-Gall wedding on Wednesday the
23rd.-Iberian.
Mrs. r. D. Smith and family have
returned to Abbeville and are now
occupying their elegant home on St.
Charles street.
A. j. Maumus, chief deputy clerk of
Iberia parish was in town Monday.
He came to assist Clerk Simonet Lee
Blanc start the index system.
Sheriff J. @. Hebort and J. Fl. Lut-
gring made a flying trip to Jennings
and Welsh returning Wednesday. The
sheriff went after an important witness
in the Lolande case.
Mrs. F. L. Wall attended the Labit-
Stuart wedding in Orange, Texas,
Wednesday and also enjoyed the
pleasure of seeing her son, Lovelace.
She returned home Thursday.
Mabel Maxfield is the name of a
bright little girl that come to bless the
home of Willie Maxfeld Sunday morn
ing. She was born on Sunday and
therefore should be 'full of graee.n
Attorney P. S. Pugh went over to
Abbeville Wednesday to assist in the
defense of Marshal Leland of Gneydan,
who is OF trial for shooting a man by
the name of Broussard.-CrowleyN News.
Mrs. Chas. j. Gonzales, aged about
thirty years died at her home on the
Ramsey plantation last Friday after
noon at $50 o'clock and was buried in
the Catholic cemetery the next after
noon.
Robert Hillebrandt came up from
his ranch at Cheniere au Tigre Mon
day and returned the next day. He
has been living there since March and
reports everything doing nicely down
there.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Jessie
Lyons and Geo. W. Scott which will
take place next Wednesday, May 7th,
in the presbytery of the Catholic
church.
W. D. Gooch, E. p. Putnam and j.
Mcfarland got back from the soldiers
reunion Saturday afternoon, and A. j.
Thomas, Sunday afternoon. They
speak in the highest praise of the re-
ception given.
Mrs. Jos. t. Labit attended the
marriage of her son, Howard, which
occurred in Orange, Texas, Wednes-
day. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss George, and they are
both now in Crowley visiting relatives.
We return thanks to the following
named persons or firms for cash tayors
since our last issue:
j. FL. Lutgring & Co, @. J. Domin-
CUES, YIN. Castanie, Dozier Candy Co.,
Bank of Abbeville, Augustin Morton.
Lawrence Z. Leuhm, City Editor of
The Republican Idea was absent Sun
day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
in attendance upon the annual meet
inc of the Iouisiana Press Association