St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-01-08
Personal and LOCAL

Misc hltuoE DduuUA, WHO was
called here TO attend her cousin, Mr..
Allen Sandoz, in his recent spell of
sickness, left for New Orleans Mon
day.
Mr.. L. D. Lewis spent New Year
day with relatives in Washington.
Mr.. Ned Sullivan left Sunday for
Lake Charles where he has accepted
a position with an insurance com
pany. His many friends wish him
success.
Mrs. W. B. Robert and child re-
turned Monday from a visit to rela-
tives in Morrow.
-Messrs. R. c. Campbell and j. G..
johnson of Pine Prairie were pleas
ant callers at the Clarion Office Mon
day.
MIR. Aaron Jacobs paid Rayne a
business visit Monday.
MIR. G. B. Cooke went to Baton
Rouge Sunday where he attended the
{. S. .. Centennial celebration.
The many friends Of Mrs. Yves
Andrepont, who has been very sick,
will be glad to learn that shs is much
better.
Mrs. B. Nikoll of New Orleans
is a pleasant visitor at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. A. L. Lacombe.
Miss Ida Robertson of Hermit
tage was a visitor at the Andrepont
home this week.
Mr.. Tom Gray of Plaquemine
visited friends here Sunday.
Misses Felicity and Stella and
Messrs. Clarence and Oscar Andre
pont returned to their scoool duties
after spending the holidays at home.
Mr.. Clarence Decuir returned to
New Roads Thursday last after spend
ing some time with the Andrepont
family.
Mr.. G.. C. Cary commercial agent
of the Frisco was in town Wednesday.
We are glad to see our friend
Mr.. j. K. Sandoz, who has been on
the sick list, up and about again.
Mrs. Leonce Littell and daughter
Miss Efiie were called to New Orleans
this week to the bedside Of a sick
friend.
After spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. LaSalle, Mr.. Leo. ]. LaSalle
left Sunday to attend the L. S. u.
emi-Centennial celebration, where
he represented The State College
University Of Pennsylvania. From
there he will return to resume his
duties of professor at the University
of Penn.
Miss Mathilde Fux returned home
after two weeks holidays spent in
New Orleans as the guest Of Miss
Soland.
We are pleased to hear that A.
Leon Dupre, cashier of the 0pelousas
National Bank is much better, and is
now able to go about his business"
with his usual grace and affability.
He ~srrained his foot three weeks ago,
which caused him a great deal of pain
and suffering,
Mr.. ]. G. Cappell of Marksville
spent several days in town last week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Haas went to
New Orleans last Sunday where they
attended the marriage Of their niece,
Miss Lillian Goldstein, which took
on the 4th.
Mr.. Gus. Voltz, who is in the en-
oloy Of the Southern Pacific at this
place spent the holidays with rela- [
ives in Washington. j
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Jordan were
'isitors to Alexandria last Sunday. !
Mr.. Adelin Durio is now located
n Lafayette, tending bar for H. H.
'andoz's Saloon, where he will be
Had to meet his old friends.
Mr.. Octave Durio has accepted e
position with Skies the Lumberman. S
The Clarion is in receipt Of an q
to attend the wedding of n
1r. Edovic Veillon and Miss Altha =
sosalie Mornhinveg, daughter of Mr.. {
nd Mrs Edward Mornhinyeg, which n
) to take place on Wednesday even n
lg, January 10Th, at 4 o'clock, at !,
he Catholic Church, 0pelousas. .
"A very delightful entertainment !
'as a surprise party given by Miss !
lima Milsted Thursday night Of last :
eek. A crowd of young people met 3
t the Holland House, and from there 3
roceeded to the home of Miss Dora !
oyd, where the bevy marched into .
he parlor, taking that young lady !
ompletely by surprise. Delicious :,
uts and candies were served by Miss !,
oyd and Chester Winfele. At I1:30u
party took their leave, marching :
Ut Of the hall to the tune Of the
rand old march, Home, Sweet 4 !,
ome," played by Miss Lena Marine. =
b Sc present were: Misses DolIie
arrison, Ella and Lena Marine, Myr-
E and Pearl Evens, Anna Winfele, .
ora Boyd, Rilma and Anna Milsted :,
essrs. Teddie and Archie Dunbar, !;
hester Winfield, Ernest MiIsted, Ed. :,
npuy, Allen Dezauche, Warren q
innings, William Fulleton, Gussie i