St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-02-20
and LOCAL

Mr.. George Cuntz, of Leonville
was in 0pelousas Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur Aucoin, Of Chatai.
gnier, was here on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Z. Lacobe is among che
Carnival visitors.
Miss May Tarleton, Of Grand
Goteau, was a visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Firnberg entertained the
Langerie Club on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. ]. B. A. Stagg had bis sisters,
Misses Apoline and Lydia, Of Eunice,
visiting him this week.
MIR. Joe Boone, one Of the fore
most citizens of Mallet, says his
baiIliwick is sold against division.
Police Juror Antoine Lanclos, Of
Leongille, was a business visitor to
Opelousas Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Deshotels, d prom
inent merchant of Deshotels, was Wis
iting the capital Wednesday.
Miss Fitzpatrick, Of Alexandra,
and Miss Herbert, Of Garland, were
IN our city city Wednesday.
Mrs. Yves Andrepont left Wednes-
day for Mobile, Ala, where she goes
to visit her sons, Lawrence and Oscar,
who are attending Spring Hill College.
Miss Althee Desmarais, Of the
Clarion typographical force, is a
Carnival visitor. Miss Desmarais
will remain in the Crescent City two
Mr.. 3. K. WalIior's livery stable
looks like . palace car slight stretch
Of the Imagination after receiving q
coat Of paint and a general over
hauling.
Painters have been at work this
week repainting and generally beauti-
wing the Offices of Lawyers d.. Guil
bean, Garland and Harry who hold
quarters in the Garland building now.
Mr.. 3. G. Rixer is welcome addi-
ion to our business circle. He is
formerly Of Alexandra, and has
a branch Office Of the Armour
Packing CO. in the Cahanin old stand.
-Messrs. Leonard Isaeks, Robert
T. &. Sandoz and q. P.
Teazie were visitors to the Crescent
lily. Mr.. Veazie was a guest at the
Taft banquet.
Mrs. Nellie Dugas, who for some
months past conducted dressmakingl
establishment in 0pelousas, left Sum
lay last for New Iberia, which place
he will make her future home.
Cur young friend, Henry Fux,
Who has been attending the Louisiana
;choolfor the Deaf and Dumb at Baton
souge is home on account Of illness.
NE Clarion hopes that he will soon be
veil enough to resume his studies.
Rev. r. w. Vaughn, Of Ruston,
7ill occupy the pulpit at the Metho-
list Churchsnext Sunday. Feb. 2l, at
/ 3. n. and 7:30 p. N. The public
re invited to attend. Rev. A. w.
'urner viii hold services at Port
|arre tomorrow At 3 D. M.
Misses Aline and Pinky Prud-
have Joined their father at
be Rigolets, where he is in the EN-
10y of the Louisiana Oyster Commits
ion. Their many friends here wish
hem well in their new home.
MIR. Clement Smith, of Sunset,
las a pleasant caller at the Clarion
flee Wednesday last. Mr.. Smith
recently graduated in the pro-
sssion Of piano tuner from q we'll
Institution, and now offers his
8rvices to the public ia that line.
lis ad. appears in another column.
The Clarion regrets to learn Of
be- painful accident happening to
.ev. j. dec. Donehoo, on last Mon
az. On hearing a fire alarm he
astened from the rectory, and on
9aching the iced gallery slipped and
sustaining a painful fracture Of
lie wrist.
Look a-here, Clarion man.
1eried a level headed old co%ntryman
le other day, what is hal / hear
1out the courthouse gang, as they
III it, being the ones that don't want
! hear that District Attor-
y Garland and Judge Perraulr are
i division; and so are all the repre-
.ntatiees. u appears TO me that
is sis a mighty peart lot of the
gang, II | understand
chit, that the term means parish
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