St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
Personal and LOCAL

MR.. o. g. GuilIory. Of Vile Platte,
was here on business Tuesday last.
Police Juror ]. &. Daley, Of Sun
set, was here Tuesday.
Mr.. q. 3. Eatorga IS home from
a trip to Coopers Wells, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. JohnP Boagni and
son are home from Colorado.
MIR. R. B. Christman IS III San
Antonio, Texas.
Miss Florence Price left for a
short stay with friends in Crowley.
Misses Pearl and Ora Walker, of
Lake Charles, are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Al A. AndiBg, in Opelousas.
Mr.. Rene L. Derouen, a promi-
nent merchant Of Vile Platte, was ID
0peIousas Tuesday.
DIR. F. G. Shute is r~ecuperating
at che home Of Mfr. and Mrs. ]. il.
Shute, in Port Barre.
Mr.. Jos. Paul Boagni has gone
to attend college at Belle Burke,
Tenn.
Mrs. Louis GoIdatein and
daughters left Sunday for their home
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Thoa. r BoWden and brother,
Bobby, visited The Capital City Sun
day.
The Misses Dezauche, Of Mel
vile, visited their brothers here this
week.
Mr.. Leon S. Haas ofheiated as
Rabbi on the Jewish New Year SER
vices on the 18th.
Miss Clara Price, IN her usual
charming way, entertained Miss Mar
ion Mcdowell, Of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Isacks have
as guests this week Mrs. Annie Rush
ing and child, Of Bayou Current.
Mics Claude Allen Weir was d
pleasant visitor here a few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. George Cha
chere are the parents Of another boy
baby, born last Saturday night.
Mr.. Joe Landau, after spending
several weeks in New York and other
places, purchasing goods for his
establishment, has returned home.
Police Juror Theo. Doucet, Of
Grand Prairie, and Mr. Geus Doucet.
Of the same place, we're 0pelousas
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Adolph Jacobs left Sunday
to visit her parents il GreenYilIe,
Miss. Mr. Jacobs went az far as
Baton Rouge with her.
Service at the Episcopal Church
Sunday at ii o'clock This will be
Mr.. Donehoo's last service here, and
he viii preach his farewell sermon on
that occasion.
Miss Z. Downey left Thursday
for Lake Proyidenbe, where she viii
visit her brother, Mr.. 3. p. DoWney.
Miss Do#ney viii be gone several
weeks.
Mrs f. G. Tubbs and daughter
left Saturday for Lake Charles, where
they 90 to join Mr. Tubbs, who was
recently changed from here to agent
Of the s. P. at Lake Charles.
Mr.. AR. J. Dupre viii make bis
headquarters ii AbbeviIle, for the
buying Of rice. Before leaving he
and local agent VOORHEES, bought d
thousand sacks Of rice along the @.
Gee Railroad.
Mrs. JOS. P. Saizan left Yesser-
daY for Observation-Disclosures
where she accompanied her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Josephine
Lewis Saizan, to a famous seminary
for girls there.
Miss Lucille kaYY mas returned,
after j delightful stay Of Two weeks
ia Grand Cobeau. She was accom-
panied back By Miss Llburn GuiIbeau,
who will be her guest.
Rev. Father Engberink, the
esteemed priest BIZ st. Landys
Catholic Church as this place. re-
turned last Friday from New Orleans,
where he had been in Hotel Dieu for
some weeks, for treatment. The
Clarion is glad b be able to say that
The reverend gentleman has recovered
from bis aflment.
Mr. Banks Cason and Two SONS.
Wilbert and Reiber. Of Melville, gere
Ii 0peiousas Thursday, The elder Mr