The Opelousas courier., 1908-02-29

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UasK sandoz, who has beer
cokaz@ss. Der bed during tn,
pasr three weeks suffering with al
jte attack of the grip and asth
ina, we are pleased to learn, is i'm
+ proving, but still confined to he
!, room.
Miss Regina Loeb of Crowley i
visiting Mrs. A. M. Haas of Ope
lousas.
Our popular clerk of court, Mr.
Yves Andrepont, left THURSDAY
for Spring Hill, Ala.
Miss Amy Sandoz has returned
to New Orleans, after spending
two weeks in our city.
Miss Alice Juge lsft Friday fol
New Orleans to take in the Car
nival.
Master Robert, son of our popu.
lar toWnsman, J. A. Budd, arrived
Monday from Spring Hill College,
Ala, where he has been attending
school. It will be remembered he
was operated upon at that place
for appendicitis. We are pleased
to state that he has about COM
pletely recovered, and will spend
some days here with his parents
before returning to resume his
studies.
Louis Poulet, clerk for Mr..
Flanders, superintendent OF the
O., G.. & N. E. r. R., was sick with
sore throat this week. @
Mrs. Miller Anderson and daugh-
ter were visitors to DeQuincy last
Sunday.
D. L. Guilbeau and C. P. Dun
bar were visitors to Crowley Mon
day.
Bowden Manouvrier and Leon
Fremaux of Rayne were visitors
here Sunday.
Mayor Taylor of Crowley was a
visitor here Sunday.
Judge ]. E. Williamson of Ev-
ansville, Ind, was a visitor in our
city this week.
j. 4. Junge was a visitor to
Church Point this week in the in
terest of the O., G. & N. E. r. R.
Mrs. A. S. Simpson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dave Hollier and children
and Miss Marie Poulet left Thurs
day for New Orleans, where they
will take part in the carnival fes-
tivities.
Leslie Moriarty and John L..
Desmarais will leave here today
for the Crescent City to spend the
Carnival there.
Miss Louise Comeau has been on
the sick list, but is much better,
and will be out soon.
Mr.. 3. II. Campbell Of Washing
ton came down to Opelousas on
business Wednesday.
Miss Elise Roos who is a student
at Sophia NeWcomb, New Orleans,
is at home for a few days on ac-
count of sickness.
Mr.. Julius Asher of the Z. S9:W.
is at home for a short time.
Little Sidney Hebrard has been
quite sick at his home on Bellevue
street, but is a convalescent.
Mr.. IL. Martin of Washington
was an Opelousas visitor Tues
day.
mr.. Robert Bodamuller from
the Is. w. has been home, for
several days.
Mr.. John Catlett, an L. S. W..
student, was the guest of Or. and
Mrs. B. "A. Littell several days this
week.
Miss Monica Callahan Of Mid
land, La, has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Leon Dupre, for
a week, but has now gone to Wash
ington, La, to be the guest Of Mrs.
Kirtley Lynch.
Little Kline upre has been corr
fined To the house for seVeraldays
18th a cold, but Is out again.
Mr.. lei. j. Herbert of Memphis,
Tenn, was an Opelousas visitor
this week.
Miss Mary Iittell of Ruston,
La, who was called here on ac-1
count Of the death of her nephew,
has returned home.
Our esteemed old veteran friend,
Ozeme Fontanot, Of Cataro, was in
town Friday, and dropped in to
see our Monqtype grind out copy
and type with lightning rapidly
and wonderful precision.
Mai. Frank Wharton, an old
friend and patron Of the Courier,
paid our office q brief visit Friday.