The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-06-28
Personal Mention.

to Lafayette Wednesday.
J.. Treville Broussard, of Maurice
vile was in town this week.
Thos. J.. Morgan, of Henry, was
handling the mail Wednesday.
Mrs. Ada Bourque has returned from
a visit to. relatives in Crowley.
Sheriff Hebert went to Baton Rouge
last Friday IN, a n official visit. n
r. 7. Toriau has just returned from
a trip to Jennings and Texas points,
Mrs. j. b. Foley. of Crowley, is here
on a visit to Mrs. d, j. Gauthreaux.
Robert Hillebrandt has been spend
Ing a while on his ranch at Cheniere
au Tigre.
/ Mrs. Jos. G.. Leblanc accompanied
by her children left Monday on a visit
to Jennings.
Hon. Rom. P. Leblanc came over
from Baton Rouge Saturday and re-
turned Monday.
Miss Victoria Gooch, of Perry, is the
guest of Mrs. Wm.Dunlap this week.
Gueydan News.
Sol. Isaacs, one of AbbeyilIe's promi-
nent merchants is in our city this week.
|-Gueydan News.
w. E. Scott of the firm of Long Il
Scott, contractors and builders, is now
a resident of our city.
Joe Lyons has returned home from a
visit to jackson, Wilson and other
east Louisiana points.
Miss Carrie Wall gave a party Thurs
day night in honor of her guest, Miss
Annie Petty, of Crowley. y
Gus. Godchaux got back Thursday
from his trip out West and reports
having had a fine time. He is locking
we'll.
Mrs. Olivier Leblanc. of Jennings,
who was here on a visit to her sister,
Mrs Jos. G. Leblanc returned home
Monday.
Rev. J. E. Hixon went to Gueydan
Monday to begin q protraeted meeting.
He will be assisted by Rev. Mr.. Wat
son, of Cove.
Elias Broussard, returned Tuesday
from his big trip through the West.
He is looking much improved and had
a splendid time.
W. q. Hunter, of Milton, general
manager of the Hunter Canal was in
town Wednesday. He reports crops
along the canal in fine shape.
Misses Rosa and Lena Holster, of
N~atchitoches, two pretty young school
masams are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Joe Gooch, of Perry's Bridge.
AIR. and Mrs. A. j. Golden are enter
tanning a pretty little stranger this
week, and as it is their first daughter
they are UNNECESSARILY proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naquin of East street
were very'untortunate this week in the
loss of their infant child who died
Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock, aged
8 months.
A. j. GODDARD the popular druggist
of Abbeyille, was a business visitor to
Gueydan Wednesday, and while here
he was the guest of E. J. Toups.-
Gueydan News. (
Henry NJ. Davies, brother of Rev.S.J.
Davies, and two small sons, Murphy
and Coulson, of Ramos, were in Able
vile the first of this week. Mr.. Davies
eaihe on business.
Miss Viola Morgan died Wednesday
morning, at the home of her father,
Jim, Morgan in Prairie Gregg. She
was 20 years old and had been in i'll
health for some time.
We are sorry to learn that our friend
FL. E. Thompson is seriously i'll with
an attack of kidney trouble and trust
ere this reaches the public he may be
restored to q normal condition.
Geo. K. Bradford, of Rayne, was
over here this week attending to bust
ness connected with the survey ordered
in the lawsuit between the late .JnO.
P. Robertson and Rousseu Broussagd.
D. Z. Mcpherson returned Tuesday
from his trip to the Railroad Imnigra-
ton Convention at Galveston. He also
visited Houston and Beaumont with
the members of the convention and
had a royal time.
The little 8 year old daughter of
Mrs. j. B. Foley, of Crowley, fell from
a step ladder at Mrs. D. J.. eau
threaux's Tuesday morning and badly
fractured her left arm. Dr.. r. j.
Young attended the little patient.
A. P. johnson, a Jolly knight of the
brush has located in our midst. His
face looks familiar, we having known
him among those wooded hills and
babbling brooks of an old Mississippi
home.