The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-05-17
Personal Mention.
E. Barrileau left for Kaplan Monday.

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Sunday.
Mgr. A. J. Thomas visited New
Iberia Sunday.
Miss Daisy Feray has returned from
a visit 10 Texas.
j. E. Kerrigan has removed his fami-
ly TO New Iberia.
Mrs. Warbinton is visiting her par
ents in Oklahoma.
Henry L. Gueydan, of Gneydan,
spent Sunday here.
DR.. j. T. Abshire, Of Leroy, visited
this place Wednesday.
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Bartells, of Henry, was a
visitor here last Saturday.
Louis Fl. Marks is here on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. Eli Wise.
Bert Warbinton is now employed on
Rushmere rice plantation.
Miss Bertha Legnon, is visiting
friends and relatives at Perry.
Albert MeHonry has been employed
by the electric light company,
W. B. Gordy visited his old home,
Franklin, the first of this week.
Rev. j. E. Hlxon, of the Baptist
church, preached in Gueydan Sunday.
Gilbert BONN, of Abbeville, spent
Sunday in Observation-Disclosures Adj
vertlser.
Miss Phadra Holmes will graduate
at the State Normal, at Natchitoches,
May 29th.
Miss Emma Boudreaux, of Franklin,
is here on q visit to her sister, Mrs.
Felix Robichaux.
Mrs. Ed Vonneau, of New iberia, is
visiting the family Of her brother,
Paul Montague.
Mrs. Ri. Young has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. JOS. A. Villien
at Mauriceville.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Labit, of Grow
ley spent two or three hours here with
MIR. Labit's parents, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Robira, of
Crowley visited here last Sunday
returning home Monday evening,
Mrs. J. n. Greene gave a reception
Saturday afternoon to a few friends at
which u course luncheon was served.
Rev. Father Laforest will give q pic
mic at Young's Coulee for the children
attending eatechism, next Wednesday.
Andrew Moss, constable of the 2nd
ward, and Mr.. Pundt, of Henry, were
pleasant callers at this Office Tuesday
morning.
j. A. Petty, and daughter, Miss
Mamie, and Miss Platt, of Crowley
were Tuesday visitors to the capital Of
Vermilion..
Roy Theriot who has been in New
Orleans studying pharmacy arrived
Sunday and will spend some time here.
He is looking well.
r. 5. Pickett and family, of Frank
lin, have moved to Abbeville. Mr..
Pickett is a carpenter and is finding
lots of work to do.
Miss Ella May Maxfeld, of Able
vile, was the guest of Mrs. Daisy
Blanehet and Miss Jessie Ransom this
Week.-Gueydan News.
j. Fl. Lutgring made a business visit
to Lafayette, Tuesday, returning home
Wednesday morning. While there he
negotiated a $4,000 land deal.
Mrs. j. Nelson Greene left for New
Orleans Wednesday accompanied by
Miss Aida Broussard who returns to
school at the Ursuiine convent.
The accomplished Miss Jeanette
Nugier, of AbbeVille, was the guest Of
Miss Jessie Ransom and Mrs. Daisy
Blanchet, Sunday.-Gueydan News.
A surprise party was given at Paul
Montagne's Saturday night. Refresh
ments were served and quite a number
were present and enjoyed themselves.
j. Albert Schleshinger and Zach.
Broussard, deputy clerks are now
busily engaged making the new index
for parish records. The new indexes
will be kept in the north room opposite
the clerks office.
We return thanks to the following
named persons or firms for cash tavors
since our last issue:
Planters Rice Mill, BroGssard Il Le-
Blanc, Andrew Moss.
Our old friend, Geo. W. Rice,a fellow
Mississlppian, is now managing the
pumping plant of the Kaplan- Sawyer,
Canal Company, at Genais, on Bayou
NeZpique in Prairie Mamou. He is as
busy as a bee in a tar bucket,
DR.. Hartweu Eldredge is now en-
ployed at FenWick Sanitalium. He
is advancing rapidly in the study of
medicine and will graduate the next
Sassian of schnnl Ea is q most nrnm-