St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-29
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Personal and LOCAL

Miss Marie Meginley this week.
Mrs A. Deiean and Miss Marie
Meginley spent Friday last in Sunset
Mrs. John Zoder, of Alexandria
is the guest of Mrg. Lorenzo Mornhin.
veg.
-Messrs. c. w. and Lastrapes
PerrauIt were visiting friends and
relatives in 0pelousas this week.
Misses Rita and Louise Sandoz.
A, Claus and Sarah Mouton were in
Washington Sunday.
Miss Sarah Mouton left for her
home in Lafayette Monday.
-Messrs. Claude, Archie and Alb
hey Chappius and George Crouchet,
attended the Chappius-C rouchet nup-
ital here last week.
-Drs. Thomas and Littell, of Vile
Platte, were in town this week.
MIR. Harry Pharr spent Sunday
with his mother in Houma.
Miss Wander. of New Orleans,
visited the Crouchet family last week.
Mrs. J. G. James, of Port Barre
is spending a few days in Opelousas.
Miss OpheIia C. Pitre, of Wash
ington, is the charming guest of Miss
Edna Wallior.
Miss Edna Wallior spert Satur-
day and Sunday in Washington.
Mrs. j. H. Fontenot, of Port
Arthur, Texas, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ventre, Mrs.
E. K. Wallior, Miss Marie Andrepont,
Misses Lawrence and Celia Dossmann
and Mr.. Andrew Dossmann, attended
the Fair at the Convent in Washing
ton Sunday.
The entertainment at the Masonic
Hal en- the 10Th, for the benefit of
the Methodist church, was very sue
cessful, and Melted $50. The mem
bers of the church desire to thank
the Masons for the use of their hall,
and those who p~atronized the enter
tainment.
MIR. Aloise Dossman, of Dossmann,
was an O~pelousas visitor Thursday.
Mr.. B. S. Dossmann, President Of
the Police Jury of Evangeline parish.
was a frequent visitor to Opelousas
this week.
DIR. R. L. Dossmann, a prominent
physician of St. Landry station, was
here Tuesday.
MIR. Henry Ailburn, of Whiteville,
was in Opetousas Wednesday. THE
Bayou Boe0f section of st. Landry is
going to be planted almost exclusive
ly in cane" said Mr.. Milburn, I'VE
have saved all the seed necessary,
and sold considerable cane this sea-
son. The boil weeviI. has forced US
to this-and it is not such a pity
after ALL"
Sheriff Paulin L. Fontenot, of
Evangeline, was in 0~pelousas last
Tuesday. He tells US that the rice
crop in his section did not come up
to the standard in yield, and that
with the low price of the cereal,
things were not so prosperous there.
But We are getting along all right
nj one is suffering" said Mr.. Fonte-
not. The corn crop in that section
is good.
Mr.. Olibe Manual, for many
years Police Juror for the eighth
ward, was shaking hands with old
friend here last week.
Hon. l.. J. Dossmann, Inspector
for the Fish, Game and Oyster Com
mission, spent a few days with his
folks here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Roos and
daughters, Misses Olga and Celestiue,
who have teen residents of Amorilla,
Texas, for q few months have return
ed to O~pelousas, where they expect to
locate permanently.
Miss Ella Marine returned last
Monday from several weeks sojourn
at Bedford. Ind.
Mics Ida Bailey, Of New Orleans,
returned home Monday, after spend
Ing. several weeks here as the of Mrs.
f. F. YpfZip.
Misses Rose Sandoz and Amelia
Outlet, nf Ghataignier, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Sandozs
parents.
Mr.. Paul G Castenado. of Vile
Piatie. uaS in Qpelousas Wednesday.
M. C~aslpnain il mine host of a
SHE did hotel in the capital of
Eyar e,ilr >. AMI We are glad to learn
Il doing i d~eservedly fine business