The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-06-07
Personal Mention.

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Miss Virginia Greeae left for her
home in Kaplan yesterday,
DR.. r. P. Nelson has been suffering
this week with a sprainod wrist.
John Darby, of Sunset, has been
spending a few days il town.
DR.. and Mrs. W. C, Mays are now
boarding with Mrs, Il. -. Smith.
Miss GuiIbeau. Of C~arencro, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. z. Fl. Bailey.
Clay Summers is now employed as
salesman in the grocery Of j. Sidney
Lyons.
Rev. j. Z. Hixon went to Gaeydan
Wednesday to fill his monthly appoint
meDt there.
Malcolm White is now employed as
assistant engineer at the East Side
pumping plant.
Miss Ida Lyons who has been visit
ing relatives III GneFdan AMI Crowley
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Emanuel Eebert, of Crowley,
came in on Thursday mornings train
ACblLiLAi5 ht+AO NAV &Gy
Miss Rosa White arrived Saturday
and is spending some time here to the
delight Of her many friends.
Judge John ]. Robira, of Crowley,
came over here Tuesday last and re
turned on the evening train.
Miss Josephine D'Arthur a charming
young lady of Houma is here on a visit
to her aunt Mrs. f, W. JOLIET.
Dr.. G. A. Schilling and wife, of Hen
ry, attended service in the Baptist
church Of this place, sunday.
Mayor 2. j. Cbappuis, wife and sons,
of Crowley, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Greene.
j. B. Miller, the popular proprietor
Of the Varanda Saloon is off on a v8ed-
ton to the seashore at L~eesburg.
Mrs. W. O., Pipes, of AbbevilIe, was
the guest Of air, and Mrs. Joseph
Pipes, Tuesday.-Gueydan News.
Senator Lastie Broussard came home
Thursday evening to spend a few days
with his family. He is looking we'll.
H. Paris Wall, the principal of Glen
0 High School, came home Wednes-
day, his school having closed for the
session.
Joseph sarYer, the hust!ing agent of
Black Brothers, of Crowley was oVer
here this week taking orders for ma
ehinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Broussard, Of
Ki,plan were visiting here this week
and were the guests Of her mother, Mrs.
g. B. Shaw.
George Comfort, the popular miller
of the Abbeville Rice Mil was a BUSH
ness visitor to Gueydan this week
Gueydan News
Lawrence r. Young, returned home
Tuesday from Jackson, La, where be
has been attending Centenary College
during the past session
Aleibiades Brcussard is here on .
visit to bis brother, Felix j. Bronssara.
He graduated this session at the State
Normal School at Natehitoches.
Miss Silver Broussard, of Abbaville,
sister of the genial lumberman e. Z.
Broussard I'd, vas the guest Of him and
wife Tuesday.--Gueydan News.
RoDt. HilIebrant returned Wednes-
day from the Cheniere. He was sun
burned as brown as a Malay and re-
ports peaches and melons plentiful on
that delightful little ridge.
j. Fl. Lutgring the hastling real
estate ma has been circulating be-
tween Abbeville, Jennings and Grow
ley this week. He saw the Mamou
gusher and has the oil fever bad.
The genial assessor, l.. j. Broussard,
arrived yesterday for the purpose of
taking the assessment Of the people
and can be found at this oflce.-Guey-
dan News.
Miss Celeste Bonyillian, of near
Erath, has been spending several days
in town this week. the guest of Mrs.
Adam Brasseux.
b. T. Lyons, of Crowley, came over
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
niece Miss Edna Rose, and returned
hone next day. While here he paid
this Office a call.
Mr.. Hartman, representing tho
Philip Werlein, Ltd, music house, Of
New Orleans is in our city with ar ex-
hibit at l.. j. Feray's grocery, See an
~nouneements elsewhere III this issue.
Joe Lyons left Tuesday for Jackson,
La, to spend some time visiting his
friend, Mr.. Holcoinbe. Mr.. Holeombe
is w~eli-knoWn here having worked at
the Abbeviile Rice Mil last season.
Roman Francez, Of Carencro, was in
Gueydan Friday and Saturday the
! enact Of hin Gan1mhtnr NTrs z L Rrnns-