St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
PERSONAL And LOCAL

Mr.. e. N. White, Of Alexandra,
visited his family here Sunday.
Miss Louise Delarue is home
from her school duties il Rayne.
Mr.. F. Cliff Allen spent Sunday
in Motaw, La.
Mr.. Aaron Jacobs spent Sunday
in Euniee.
The interior of the Gem Barber
Shop has recently been improved.
Mrs. j. P. Saizan and little James
visited relatives in Eunice this week.
Miss Mamie Turner is visiting in
~Jeanerette.
Mr.. Leopold Goudchaux, of Big
Cane, was in 0pelousas Wednesday.
Mr.. Allen Dezauche, Of Melville,
was here this week, visiting relatives.
The Police Jury meets in regular
session on next Monday, the 7th.
Judge B. F. Vannory, Of Big Cane,
was a business visitor to Opelousas
this week.
Messrs. Leon Wolff, ]. ]. Carriere
and Henry Lynch, Of Washington,
were business visitors here this week.
Mr.. J. 3. Asher, a late graduate
of L. S. III, is home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil L. Asher.
DIR. L. J. Williams, the newly
elected Mayor of Melville, was here
Wednesday.
Miss Meta Estorge has gone to
resume her studies at the State
Normal.
Mr.. Leopold Simon, assistant
cashier Of the st. Landry State Bank,
made a trip to the Crescent City this
week.
Mr.. j. A. Junge is at his post of
duty at the o. Gee Offices, after a
visit to relatives in Iowa.
Mr.. Jos. Frielander, ofSt. Landry,
was registered at the New Laeombe
Tuesday.
Preaching at Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at Ill o'clock a.
m. and at 4 p. M, By Rev. R. 7. Price.
-Messrs ]. w Berwick and ]. +.
Hammers Of Euniee, were 0pelousas
vititors Thursday.
Hon. G. G. Duson was circulating
among friends here several days this
week.
DIR. /. r. Littell, who recently
graduated from Tulane, will locate
ii Port PARE.
MIR. John Il. Harmanson was d
business visitor to Crowley several
days this week.
Hon. Henry E. Garland, Of New
Orleans, was here several days this
week, visiting friends and relatives.
Judge ID. Robert and little
grandson. of Cataro, were in 0pelou-
sas on Thursday last.
-Jno. Papa and wife, of Melville,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our
city, guests Of the New Laeombe
hotel.
Miss Florence Price, sister Of
Mrs. a. G.. Tabbs, is spending some
time with her.
Gus. Fuselier, Robt. Lafeur and
j.. j. Stage, Of Eunice, were registered
at the New Lacombe Monday.
Mrs. r. g. Tubbs and little
daughter, Frances. left Thursday fol
a few days stay in New Orleans with
relatives.
Louis I. Poullet is back home
after having been in Lafayette fol
several months, in the employ Of tbs
Southern Pacific Railway.
Miss Edith Dupre, teacher d
English IN the Southwestern Louisiana
Industrial Institute, is here spending
vacation with her parents.
The p~ostofice was closed lasi
Monday in commoration of Decoration
Day. It was the only observance Of
the day here.
Miss Rebecca Kunkel, once a re
sident Of 0pelousas, graduated from
the PursellShields school in New Or
leans last Wednesday.
DIR. G. F. Boagni has had hi
residence and fence repainted, AMI
other identifying improvements mad,
at his handsome home onLandry street
Mr.. John B. F%ontenot, erstwhilC
a citizen of 0pelousas, spent severa
days here last week. Mr.. Fontenoi
is now a resident Of Crowley.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Richard are
receiving the congratulations Of theil
friends upon the arrival at their
home Of a baby girl, their first. on
Wednesday last.
The registration Office is oper
every day in the week. Those desir.
ing TO register for the courthouse
election will have TO do so before
thirty days preceding the election.
DIR. Al. j. Perrault returned from
the New Orleans College Of Dentistry
Thursday, to spend the vacation d
home. He will finish his studies
next year.