The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-05-10
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Adolph 3rasseux spent Sunday.
in Gueydan.
Mrs. Eli Wise went to Crowley Sat-
urday on a visit.
Miss Gussie Nelson is a Gueydan
visitor this week.
Miss Emma Brooks left Sunday for a
short visit to Gueydan.
7. N. Blake, the popular drug drum
mer was in town this week,
Miss Katie Rose, of Fausse Pointe,
is visiting the Misses hibbe.
DR.. E. j. Richard left Tuesday for
his home in Donaldsonville.
Mrs. Ada Bourque left Sunday for
Crowley on q visit to relatives.
E, NJ. Stebbins returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Houston.
Thomas White and Lawrence White
made a flying trip to New Iberia Sun
day.
DR.. C. A. Schilling, OF Henry, attend
ed service at the Baptist church, here,
Sunday.
d. L. Mcpherson attended the State
| Bankers Association in New Orleans
last week.
Mrs. E. P. Putnam left for New
Orleans Tuesday whore she will spend
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sokoloski, Miss Myrtle
Sokoloski and Gilbert BONN visited
Lafayette Sunday.
Two new subscribers this week, as
follows: P. q. Leblanc, Erath; Henry
Premeaux, Nunez.
Col. Thos. G. Brigham, Of Wester-
Ogle was in town Wednesday. He is
planting some fine rice this year.
Mrs. Jules Vincent, residing near
Royville, died Monday and wa buried
here Tuesday in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Nettles and daughter, Lizzie,
and Birdie, left Thursday for Haynes
vile, La. to visit relatives aud friends
John A. B~rookshire, in the New
Orleans customhouse was in town this
week, circulating among his old
friends.
Miss Rosa White has been several
days here with her mother but ex-
poets to return to Gueydan in the
near future.
Hon. Lastie Broussard left Tuesday
morning for New Orleans and Baton
Rouge where he will attend the sitting
of the legislature.
John W. O'Bryan has severed his
connection with the Herald and has
been making himself useful in other
pursuits this week.
Mrs. W. D. White who has been on
the sick list this week recovered
sufficiently to go to Gueydan Thurs
day, to recuperate.
Our Job department has been pat
ronized this week by L. j. Feray, o.
Fl. O'Bryan and L. 0. Young, who have
our thanks for same.
Sol. Isaacs has laid off a few days,
but will soon go back on the road as
the representative of the Page Woven
Wire Fence Company.
Bernard Isaaes, postmaster of Guey-
dan came over the new railroad last
Saturday to visit his old home, and
returned that evening.
A. j. Golden received the sad intel
ligence Tuesday that his brother, John,
had died at Kerville, Tex. Mr.Golden
left the same day for New Orleans tc
attend the funeral.
Il. j. Montague and wife who have
been running a boarding house a.
Genais, on Mamou prairie, returned tc
Abbeqille Monday and will in The
future reside here.
DR.. r. P. Nelson has returned from
Dallas, Texas. He was the last ont
of the reunion excursionists to ge
home. He says be had a fine time ans
saw more people than at Mardi Gras.
Monday was Doctors day, we guess
as we saw in town DR.. j. L. Abshire
of Leroy, DR.. G. A. Schilling, of Hen
ry, DR.. j. S. Parker, of Esther, ane
! more than likely we missed some OF tn
others.
We return thanks to the following
t named persons or firms for cash favor
since our last issue:
j. O. Hebert, Societe Francois, Ed
! I. Matthew, Mrs. A. Ii. Gueydan
Chappuis & Bernard.
Mrs. L. j. Feray returned Monda
from a trip to Texas. She bad been ]
Orange to see her sister who was SICK
and to Beaumont to see her son Erwir
e Her daughter, Miss Daisy, who wa
+ with her is still in Texas.
We return thanks for an invitatio
to attend commencement exercises
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