The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-07-12
Personal Mention,

Lowe Moreland spent the 4th in
Crowley.
Lawrence White is visiting relatives
in Crowley.
o. Bourque returned Sunday from
his trip to Colorado.
Frank Summers celebrated the 9TH
in the city of Crowley.
w. A. Lyons, of Crowley is visiting
relatives here this week.
Geo. W. Moores, the popular drum
mer was in town this week.
Judge Gordy has moved to his fine
suburban home east of town.
Mrs Francois Leguenec is suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
Wm. Gooch, Of Perry, was a caller
at this Office Thursday morning.
Miss Olive Lyons is visiting her
aunt Mrs. G. c, Roberts in Crowley.
Mrs. Louis Dutel is visiting friends
in Crowley and Estherwood this week.
W. W. Bailey is on a visit to family
and friends in Opelousas his cid home.
Miss, .Eeosha Van Slyke, returned
home last week from q visit to Guey-
dan.
j. B. Hull from Grunewald's music
house was in our town a few days this
week.
Miss Annie Mays, of Homer, La, is
here on a visit to her brother, DR.. W.
c. Mays.
Edgar Laporte, Maurice Marchesseau
tand Bancker Cade have returned home
from school.
r Miss Matte Brooks, of Lexington,
Texas, after a visit to relatives here,
left Saturday.
DR.. Marion A. Young went to Rayne
and Crowley last Tuesday and spent
several days.
!" H. Paris Wall who has been taking
in the summer normal, at Lafayette,
returned home Friday.
Rabbi Noise. Bergman, of Grand
Rapids, Mica, is spending a few days
here visiting relatives.
). Mrs. j. D. Gautbreaux has returned
from a VISIT to Eunice whittier she
shortly expects to move.
: G.. Fl. Brooks and wife, of Crowley,
were among those who enjoyed the
trip to the bay July 4th.
Frank Keith, wife and little child,
of Crowley, took in the excursion on
Str. Harvey and barges DULY 4th.
Misses Cornelia and Lily Rice left
Monday to visit relatives and friends
in Lake Charles and Orange, Tex.
Miss Martha Addison went to Grow.
ley to be present at the celebration of
the 4th and returned home Sunday.
P. A. johnson, the painter, attend-
ed camp meeting at Lake Arthur and
did not get back home until Thursday.
Leo Saporito who has been attend.
ing McDonough High School No. l, of
New Orleans, returned home last week.
Jas. E. White and a. d. Hollier
spent their 4th on the banks of Young's
and had pretty good luck catch
ing fish.
Rev. j. E. Hixon returned from
Gueydan last Saturday. While abb
sent be attended Lake Arthur camp
meeting.
Miss Alice Caldwell expecrs to leave
next Tuesday for an extensive visit to
che Mississippi gulf coast and to Ala
bama points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hillebrandt
made a visit to relatives at Sulphur
City last week, returning home Tues
day evening.
DR.. H. B. White, of Gueydan, was
taken sick a few days ago and came
Thursday to stay at his mothers
for treatment.
/ Martial T. Martin, once representa-
tive from Lafayette parish and promi-
nent politician died last week at his
home at Carenero.
Placide Sigur, a prominent attorney
of Franklin who has a big rice crop
Hon. Rom. P. LeBlanc's plantation
came v e. Thursday to look after his
interests.
= -. ~ Et'
:, Rev. S. j. Davies went out to Guey-
day Sunday night and Monday morn
ing at 6:15 o'clock performed the mar
riage ceremony which made Miss
L. Mcclure and George Fisher
man and wife. Mr.. Fisher is from Ford
county, ILL.,, and after the ceremony he
and his bride left for their home at that
place.
. j. GA. Petry, the engineer on
Eraste. MontOn'a rice plantation was a