St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-19
Special this month on extra good grey coats and pants skeleton lined
just the thing for hot days only $500
-Mr. Geo. Bradford Of Rayne Ma

Mr.. Geo. Bradford Of Rayne was
q business visitor to our city this
week.
Mr.. Louis Mayer Of Eunice was
q business visitor to our city Friday.
Mr.. Abe Seigel leaves today for a
two weeks stay in Galveston.
Geo. Chachere made a business
made a business trip to Eunice Friday.
MIR. Hilton sandoz is visiting
his sister in Iota, Mrs. Geo. b.
Wright.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. Stewart Sandoz
and family Of Houma were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sandoz last
week.
Mrs. Geo. D. Wright, her child
ren, and Master Geo. j. Sebatier, al
Of Iota, spent last week with relatives
in our city.
Mr.. G. Ellis Sandoz after compile
ting his Junior studies at the North
western DENIAL School IN Chicago re-
turned home for the summer.
Mr.. r. J.. Sandoz leaves today
for Denver en- route to the Alaska
Yukon exposition at Seattle, Wash
ington. He viii afterward be located
at 0xnard, Cal, with the American
Beet Sugar Co.
Misses Gertrude and Leila Sandoz
left last Sunday for New Orleans
where they have taken up their
studies at the Tulane Summer Nor
NAL.
On next Thursday, Humble Cot
tage Lodge viii celebrate st. Johns day
with a Barbecue on the lawn Of their
meeting place. All members and
their families are invited to attend.
Mr.. M. ViIaseca is having the
cottage at the corner Of Market and
Bellevue streets repainted and reno
waited.
- own $1,000 worth of property
that is, / am assessed at that fig
ure," remarked d Well-known carpen-
ter the other day. e have two
children going to school. My extra
tax, if the school tax is carried, will
be So additional. If we're to send
these children to a private school
they would cost me at least 81 each
or $48 8 year. Certainly / am for
the school tax"
Little Pearl Kerr, the bright and
interesting daughter Of City Judge
Kerr, is home from New Orleans,
where she had been taken to have an
operation performed for tuberculosis
Of the throat. She is now entirely
well, the operation having been sue
cessful.
Mr.. Henry Primeaux, who has
been employed as Monotype operator
on the Courier for the past year, re-
signed his position last week, to ac-
cept one in New Orleans. He is now
ID the Crescent city. The friends Of
Mr.. Primeaux in 0pelousas land he
has many hope that be win do we'll
in his new position.
The Clarion ID ii receipt Of an
Invitation to attend the marriage of
Mr.. William 7. Henderson and Miss
Mary Flossie Anderson, which viii
take place at the Catholic Church, in
OakdaIe, on Wednesday morning,
June q, 1909, at nine o'clock. The
bride-to-be is an 0pelousas girl, the
daughter of Mrs. G. Miller Anderson,
who recently left this place TO reside
in Oakdale. Miss Fossie has a host
OF friends in 0peIousas, who wish her
much happiness.
Second Lake is now practically
clean Of water hyacinths. 4 second
boom has been placed across the
Lake, this one made Of logs, and
lilies viii have a job getting to the
fishing points around the club house.
As stated last week, a wire net
boom has been pitched across the
railroad bridge, which insures the
safety Of that portion Of the Lake
on the north side. The other lakes
are being rapidly filed with lilies.
My only child, a tot of six
years, attended the High School last
session said 3 prominent citizen.
'On account Of the crowded condi-
tion Of the school, she only could go
during the morning hours, coming
home st IL O'clock. She made very
little progress. IF this condition
prevails next year, / will have to
send her to q private school. This
will cost me at the very least 81 2
year. | am assessed for $500.
will vota for the tar. and an assess