The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-09-22
4 fter an adjournment of two

4 fter an adjournment of tw,
mouths the 23rd Judicial Distric
Court convened Monday mornin.
for session OF ten months. Will
rs Honor. A. G. Allen on tn,
bench. Owing 10 the illness 0
Mr.. r. Z nmet O'Nien, foreman
Of the the grand jury, and who
was compelled TO leave the State
for the benefit Of his health. NJ.
|. w. Paddock, Of Morgan City
was appointed by the Court fore
man pro tam Of the grand jury
In his usual able manner Judge
Allen charged the grand jury in
regard to their duties. and called
especial attention % the new law
enacted by the last legislature in
regard to the carrying OF conceal
ed weapons, the fine in such cases
being not less than 500 nor more
than $500. The grand jury
was in session Monday and Tues
day, the report OF which body
will be found elsewhere in to-
days issue. There being moth
ing for the petit jury to do the
first part of the week, the
Court discharged the jury till
| Thursday morning, since which
time a number Of minor cases
have been disposed Of.
Buggies. SURVEYS, cane carts, de-
livery wagons and all running We
hicles repaired in a frst-class
manner at G. S. Brenn's.
The happiest man we have met
in town this week was our young
friend and townsman, Mr.. Percy
Saint. The occasion of his hap
piness was the arrival at his home
yesterday of fine girl baby. We
extend our congratulations.
DIED-In New Orleans, on Fri
day, September IA. 1906, at 1:3O
p. M, Alice Terasie, aged five
months. infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Elmer and a niece
Of Mrs. Fred. Lemke, ST., of this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer have
a host of friends here who deeply
sympatize with them in their sad |
misfortune.
We inadvertently failed to men,
ton last week the wedding of Mr..
Joseph l.. Lacombe, of st. Landry
parish, and Miss Sallie Dorset,
daughter of Mr.. O. Dorset, of
Oaklawn. and one of ST. Mary's
prosperous merchants, which
happy event occurred on the nth
inst. The groom is a steady and
young man, and the
BANNER wishes him and his
bonnie bride long life and pros
perity.
Does your vehicle need repaint-
ing and trimming. See o. J.
8yerle for close prices and first
class workmanship.
William Jennings Bryan and
Mrs. Bryan will arrive in New
orleans next Monday morning,
md in the evening Of the same
lay Mr.. Bryan will make a speech
It the City Park. Big prepara-
ions are being made in the Cres-
,ent City, and the railroads are
special rates for the occa-
ion.
Mr.. William Clifton and Miss
agnes Y. M. Mequet were last |
Wednesday married at the
ONE of the bride at high noon. '
! large number of friends and
elatives attended the pretty i,
eremony, Rev. Father Trainor
wing the knot that made them f
ne, inseparable. Mr.. Beverly S
. Mequet acted as groomsman
nd Miss Sadie j. Forster of, s
lgiers, as bridesmaid. After the n
arem ony, refreshments and
inner repast was served amidst =,
and best wishes.
he bride and groom We're the =,
,cipients Of many handsome and q
aluable presents. The bride is y
le beautiful and accomplished :,
aughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jules u
equet, and young lady who
Y her ways makes a number y
friends and retains them. "
he groom is popular young
an and is Captain Of the steamer q,
my Hewes. The happy couple tG
,parted on the evening train for 4
ew Orleans thence to Brown
ellis, Miss, where they will spend |
cir honey moon, after which e
ely will return to Jeanerette. n
nich place they will make their / ?
ture home. "
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