St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-06
PESONAL and LOCAL
Mrs. H. Fitzpatrick and niece, Of
Washington, were here Tuesday.

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pr. II. s. Joseph, Of Melville,
was ii 0pslousas Sunday.
BE sure to read the notice of
the City Tax-Collector.
Mrs. j. Plonsky and daughter,
Miss Ella, Of Washington, left Tues
day for New Orleans.
Mr.. a. j. Gaschen, formerly Of
Sunset but now living in New Orleans,
was here this week.
Mr.. Robert Ladeur, Of Eunice,
was d visitor to Opelousas Wednesday
last.
DR.. Jules Vidrine, Of Vile Platte
prairie, was here on business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. B. S. Dossmann, Of Dossmann
p~ostofice, was here on Monday Of
this week.
DIR. r. l.. Dossmann, Mayor Of
Vile Platte, was a visitor to Opel
ousas Monday last.
Pay your city taxes before The
first Of April, and save per cent
interest.
Miss Kate Perkins left Saturday
for New Iberia, where she has ac-
,cepted a position as teacher.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Chaehere. Of
Basile, are ii 0pelousas, spending q
few days with their parents.
Mrs. G. w. Hudspeth of New Or
leans, is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Hamburg and White Rock eggs
for sale at Soc per dozen. Apply to
Mrs. Moore, next door to Clarion
Office.
Miss Alice JUICE, after spending
the carnival season in New Orleans,
is back to her duties in the parish
clerks Office.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
Church to-morroWsat IL o'clock q. H.,
and also at 4 o'clock p. M, by Rev.
DR.. R. T. Price.
Miss Ivy Harmanson, formerly Of
this place, but now of Handsboro,
Miss, is here spending q while with
her brother, Mr.. John Fl. Harmanson.
Mr.. R. Lee Mills, President of
the Parish Farmers Union, was in
0pelousas Saturday last, accompa-
MED by his brother.
Mr.. +. Marx, brother Of Marx
the Tailor, who formerly clerked at
SANDERS, left Wednesday for San
Antonio, Texas, where be will reside.
Mrs. 3. B. gomeau and daugh-
ter, Miss Lou, enjoyed the Carnival
in the Crescent City. Others who at
tended were Thos. Fl. Lewis, w. j..
Sandoz and Jno. w. Lewis.
Miss Louise Jones, of Lafayette,
has located in 0pelousas and will
pursue the business Of seamstress.
She is located at the residence Of
Mr.. Des Mizzi.
Prof. /. w. Lee, Of The UniYer-
sitY of Indiana, was in our city Sun
day, on his way to Eunice, where he
will take charge Of the High School
in that city.
Miss Hanna Jacobs left Tuesday,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Jacobs
leave today, to attend the Jacobs
Guslinski wedding at Woodville, Miss,
which takes places on March 9th.
DIR. Al 3. Simpson and wife and
FIVE sons, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith, of Arnaudville, left last Sun
day for Alberta County, Canada,
which place they will make their
home.
The bus men are complaining
that the flyers of the @. Gee, ii
connection with the other trains, are
keeping them hustling muchly. Sew
en- passenger trains roll into the city
daily now.
-Messrs. Gordy Richard and H.
Rachal, trustees Of the defunct Bank
of Melville, were here Sunday last.
The sale Of notes and property of the
bank, held Saturday, was not a glow
ing success, BY a long shot. The
property sold comparatively well, but
buyers did not seem anxious to go up
against the notes and accounts.
Misses Eva and Lawrence Doss-
mann have returned from the carnival.
They were accompanied back BY their
father, Hon. L. j. Dossmann, Presi-
dent of the Oyster Commission. who
remained here until Tuesday, when he
returned to his duties il New Or
leans.
MIR. Leslie Moriarty and Clifford
Kerr left Tuesday for Muskogee,
Oklahoma, where they will 10 future
reside. They were accompanied By
the good wishes Of their many friends,
who hope that they will do well.
Leslie viii be followed in June by his
father, Mr.. George Moriarty, the gun
smith.
In another column appears d new
advertisement for the 0pelousas Ma.
tional Bank-an innovation, III Ope.
@lousas, IN the advertising line. Ii Il
known as the Buster Brown meth.