The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-04-26
Personal Mention.

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Sunday.
A. Kaplan was in town last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Pipes spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends in Gueydan.
Andrew Moss, constable at Henry,
came to see us Thursday, on business,
DR.. Mays favored our job depart
ment with an order for work, this
week.
DR.. R. P. Nelson will take a post
graduate course in dentistry while at
Dallas.
L.. @. Broussard, cashier Of the Bank
of Abbeyille visited New Orleans the
first Of this week.
j. T. Brooks and Mrs. R. P. Nelson
returned Tuesday from q visit to
Gueydan relatives.
Mrs. w. O. Moss left last week for
Abheyille to visit her daughter, Mrs.
W. W. Maxfeld.-Iberian.
We add the names of DEW. C. Mays,
Abbeville and Andrew Moss, Henry, to
our subscription list this week.
DR.. Il. B. White, of Gueydan, amo
over Thursday for the Lolande trial,
he being an important witness.
A. ". Stebbins, of Gueydan, after
spending a week in Abbeville talking
insurance returned to his home Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Norman, of Patterson,
who has been visiting Mrs. l.. sokolos-
ki departed for her home Wednesday
morning,
Vivian stansbury is now employed as
agent for W. B. MeCaslin, Of Memphis,
Tenn. He and S. Ewing Keasler are
now in Gueydan.
Our thanks are extended to the fol-
lowing-named persons for cash favors:
Simonet Leblanc, DR.. W. G. Mays and
D. A. Delcambre, Of Delcambre.
Frank A. Godehaux returned from
Orange, Texas, Sunday. His father
and wife went to New Iberia to meet
him and accompanied him home.
DR.. r. P. Nelson. W. d. Geoch, Leon
Broussard, E. P. Putnam, A. Thomas,
and j. Mcfarland departed Sunday for
Dallar to attend the soldiers reunion.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of the wife of G.. j, Gonzales,
manager of the Ramsey plantation.
She has been very low since last Satur-
day brain fever.
Solomon Isaacs, who is travelling for
the Page Woven Wire Fence visited
home this week and is as joviaI as
ever. We wish him much success in
his new line Of business.
Our good friend, j.. Albert Schlesing-
er has been selected as bookkeeper for
the Planters Rice Mill Co., Ltd. and
will take charge as oon as the compa
ny begins business. a good selection.
Miss Neesha Vanslyke, who is teach
ing at Seymour, seventeen or eighteen
miles in the country spent Saturday
and Sunday at home and attended
protraeted meeting at the Methodist
church.
DR.. ". C. Mays and wife drove over
to Carencro Saturday and spent San-
day with Mrs. Mays parents returning
to Abbevllle Monday morning. They
left Carenero at 3 a. N. and got here
before the 9 o'clock train had left.
Judge Joseph Trahan, Of Henry, left
Sunday morning for Dallas to attend
the reunion. He was among the boys
that climbed the heights of Gettysburg
in the civil war and will enjoy himself
among the South's truest manhood,
this week.
j. Il. Lutgring and A. j. GODDARD
visited Jennings on business the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Lutgring saw
!, the immense oil tank of which an &C
count appears elsewhere in this issue
and was greatly impressed with tht
immensity of the concern.
C. L. Widney has recently returned
from a business trip to Able vile Q,
some three days. He expressed him.
, self as being well pleased with tht
general improvements and develop
: ment going on in that section. Able.
I Vile is a growing toRn.-lberian.
; E. Fl. Fiery, Of Broussardyiile,
/ widely known citizen Of the Attakapas
| section of the State, visited bis daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wild. S, J. Massicot, IN this
t locality, a few days ago. An old-timt
friend whom we were glad to NEE
. again.-N o. Live Stock Enterprise.
! j. f. Keller, of Decatur, Ill, and J
p. Tarris, Of Mantle, H., prominent
real estate and immigration agents
} were here the first of the week and ext
pect to bring a large numbef OF immi'
8 grants into this parish next fail. The.
will work in connection with j. E. Lut.
gring & Co.