St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-03
PESDNAL AND LOCAL

hler, was 10 Opeiousas Monday last
Miss Fitzpatrick, Of Washington
was here Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Leon Campbell, Of Barbreck.
spent a few DAYS with relatives here.
Mrs. 3. ". Hicks, of LaWteII.
was q guest Of her sister, Mrs. Whit
ney DAvy, Saturday.
MIR. @. q. Nixon, and two daugh-
ters, Misses Halle and ALE, were
Lafayette visitors Sunday.
Prof. by e. spillyards, Of Waxia,
was an Qpelausas visitor last satur-
day.
Miss Helen BodemuHer is home
again, after a few weeks stay ii Alb
beYille.
Mr.. W.. I. Schroeder, the able
representative Of the Galveston News,
was in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Al Hart and children
left fer a visit to friends ID Alexan-
drfa Wednesday.
The home Of Mr. and hrs. Felix
Ghachere was made happy By the
arrival Of a baby boy on last Monday.
-Messrs. Jean Blanchard and Luz
Glen Smith, of ArnaudvilIe. were here
on last Wednesday.
Mr.. G. w. Peferkorn has moved
his studio to the stand formerly &C.
cupied by the late Prof. Mayer.
MIR. q. A. soileau, a prominent
citizen of Vile Platte, was ali 0pe-
visitor Thursday.
-Ex-Mayor Henry Laaeur, Of Vile
Platte, was circulating among friends
Il 0~pelousas Thursday.
-Handsome Sidney savoie, Of near
Church Point, was here for d few
hours Thursday.
Judge Albert Vt. Dejean, Of
Plaquemine Point, spent d few hours
n 0pelousas Thursday.
The Board of Aldermen Of the
city Of 0pelousas viii meet IN regu-
lar session next Tuesday, the 9th.
DIR. n. /. Savan6, Of Vile Platte.
hers for 4 fpW ha1rg last Sat
Mr.. Nv. @. Fowler and Mr. Mason
Mcbride spent Sunday with DR.. M.
Swords, at Port Barre.
Judge ]. W. Walker, Of Turkey
was here on business Monday,
and gave us an appreciated call.
Mr.. A. Keneson, Of ArnaudviIle,
was transaeting business IN 0pelou-
sas Monday last.
Mr.. VIM. R. Taylor, Of sugar re-
fnerY fame, was q business visitor
here last week.
Mr.. g. G. Rexer visited his old
stamping grounds in Alexandria
On last Sunday.
Miss Elise Roos has returned
home from a delightful trip to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Fritz Dietlein and niece, Of
New Iberia, were here the past week,
the guests Of NE. and Mrs. Adolphe
Jacobs.
Hon. G. @. Duson, Of Crowley,
spent several days ii 0peIousas this
week, looking over the parish divi-
sion situation.
MIR. and Mrs. Masters, of La
fayette, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mas
ters father and mother, Sherin and
Mrs. Swords.
Mr. Rene Q~uebedeau, d prom
inent young man Of Arnida, was a
pleasant caller at the Clarion Office
Saturday last.
Sheriff Louis Fontenot, Of AGA
dia, was here Monday, having come
for d negro arrested IN this parish
charged in Acadia with petty larceny.
Misses Lou Laaeur and jamie
and Althea Bonds, we're fair repre-
sentatives from Chataignier here this
week.
NJ q. A. Genang and baby
girl returned to her home IN San AM
tonia, after three weeks stay with
parents and friends here.
Marshal Hayes began killing IN
muzzled dogs on April 1st, ID pursu-.
anee Of the ordinance recently adopt
ed BIZ the council.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath at LIZ o'clock i.
N. and also at 4 p. NJ, BY Rev. r. E.
The Board Of School Directors
and the Police Jury Of So. Landry
meet in regular session next
Monday the 9th.
Mrs. Vim. Crawford and dangh-
ter, of Washington, were here satur
day, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. fl.
e. Wilmington.
MRS. Nj. W. Swords, Of Port
spent several days u 0peiou-
sas this week, visiting the family Of
DE-. Swords. Sheriff and Mrs. Swords,
ard her sister. Mrs. Mason Mcbride.