St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-08-01

lice Clarence Hayes.
IF we are lin order, we Woule
rise to ask for Information regard
Ing the big hotel that was to b'
built here.
Judge l.. J.. Dossman chape
roned crowd of young men tt
Galveston (on the excursion) last
week, returning Sunday last.
We received a pleasant cal
on Wednesday from M. P. Erwin
of Glenmora, now representing the
10. G. Elstner Grocery Co., Of Lake
Charles.
--IDr. e. NJ. Compton has moved
his dental Office to the building adj
joining Littell & Haas drugstore,
where he will be pleased to see his
many friends and customers.
JAS. j. Bailey, Esq, has just
returned from weeks visit to
his mother and brother w. W.,
at Abbeville, where he reports
having had 3 most enjoyable
time.
Mr.. H. Bodemuller has some-
what enhanced the looks OF his
premises by the addition OF q sub
stantial as we'll as ornamental
front fence and other minor i'm.
provements.
Clarence w. Chachere, now Of
New Orleans, has for several days
been on q visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Cnachere, and 9TH
or relatives and friends.
Rev. Alvin o. Price, is again
among us, after an absence of sew.
eral months. While here, he will
have charge of two churches, after
which, we learn, he will attend an
other postgraduate theological
course at Clarksville, Tenn.
wv. q. Lewis. one of the old st.
Landry boys, who stopped over
here few weeks since on his way
to see his daughter and family at
Monroe, reached here again Thurs
day, and will sojourn with relatives
and friends for sometime to come.
"A party consisting of Messrs.
III. A. Dominique, Morgan San
doz, Chas. Ventre and T. and -.
Wyble will leave Sunday for Castor
Springs and other western resorts,
where they win spend couple of
weeks fishing and hunting.
Now is the time to get in your
advertisement. In less than a
month new cotton, rice and corn
will begin TO show up on the streets,
aud the farmer should be advised
as to where he may find what he
needs.
Attention is directed to that
paofffeion OF the blank composing
the Jacobs News Depot Co. ad,
which, as corrected, now reads.
apar Value OF Stock $1.00 Per
Share" instead OF aPar Value OF
Stock 500 Per Share,n as it ap-
peared Tn our last issue.
--Thos. TT. Lewis, Esq, wife and
granddaughter, Miss Floy Glenn
enss, left Saturday last on an ex-
tended visit through the States,
Including in their tour Washing
ton city, Richmond, New York
City, Jersy City, and other places
OF note, as well as the principal
cities OF the dominion OF Canada.
Although the town election is
long ways of, there are several as
pirants for the marshalship. They
want to be aesrly Ia the game"
Those who 30 far have announced
themselves are Messrs. Veillon
Chachere, .. E. Allen and Theo-
phile I.amury. Others are spoken
of, and there seems no doubt that
there will be good field to pick
from by the time the election rolls
around.
The progressive "coons" OF the
town are trying TO effect the or
ganization of some kind Of dra-
matte and literary club, but owing
60 woefui ignorance on the part
OF the majority and an overdose
of parliamentary knowledge" OF
the minority, it has as yet been inn
possible to frame and adopt con.
stitution and bylaws which viii
be suitable to all concerned
hence, for the present, halt has
been called.
DIR. R. Il. Walker and Messrs.
il Boagni and Francis Bernard
returned Monday from their trip