Lower coast gazette., 1910-02-19
PARISH NEWS.
iilyria.

Mr.. John Beaudean was a visitor to
Illyria Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Paul C%ognevich of Algiers is
spending a while with relatives at this
place.
Mr.. Marc Cognevich is having a
canal built in front of his home on ac-
count of the ants.
Misses Mae Cognevich and Annie
Beaudean visited friends at Empire
Saturday.
Mr.. John Beaudean was the guest Of
Miss Sarah Buras Wednesday eve
The Misses Gautfroy visited at the
%Cognevich's Monday.
Miss Johanna Gauffroy returned home
after a weeks stay in Algier5.
Miss Nellie Chauvin visited her aunt
Mae on Sunday.
An enjoyable ride was given the
girls and boys of this place Saturday
on the trim little launch 30 You Kid
The teacher Of Illyria school was in
New Orleans for a few days.
Misses MAJ and Marie Cognevich,
Messrs. Hays and George Lincoln, Her
mar Sylve, P. Hingle and Paul Cogne-
vich were visitors at the home of Miss
Annie Beaudean last Sunday.
We are very sorry to hear of the ill.,
ness Of Mr.. Maurice O'Brien.
Messrs. Oscar Anderson and Gussie
Hingle visited the Misses O'Brien and
Lincoln Sunday night.
Marin.
Mr.. Paul Cognevich is spending some
time with his parents.
Misses May and Marguerite Lincoln,
Onita and Angelic O'Brien and Messrs.
Hays Lincoln and Maurice O'Brien
We're visitors to Home Place last Sun
day.
Misses May and Marie Cognevich at
tended the Carnival Ball in Buras last
Tuesday.
Misses Freda, Annie and Elsie Dust
mann, Mollie Chauvin and Mr.. Herman
Sylve drove down to Do]louts Canal
Monday.
Misses Onita O'Brien, Marguerite
and Mary Lincoln We're the guests Of
Mrs. E. E. Kirby on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brown and
daughter Bonita spent Carnival week
in New Orleans.
Miss Johanna Gauffroy is spending
some time in New Orleans the guest of
Miss NJ. c. Mongrue.
DR.. and Mrs. V. l.. Gilmore and FAM
lily visited the Crescent City for the
Carnival.
Miss Gertrude W.isenburger is in
New Orleans visiting relatives and
friends.
DR.. Cognevich visited our town dur
ing the week.
Messrs. Geo. and Hays Lincoln and
Herman Syive made a flying trip to
Empire Saturday.
Messrs. W. H. Dustmann, Paul
and John Sylve have been
several hunting trips during the
week. Rabbits seem plentiful if we
are to judge by the number brought in
ny tne nuhIeTS.
The incessant rains of the past week
have rendered our roads almost i'm
passible.
Alice May.
The gasoline lanuch Alice May, owned
and raA1ed by S. M. Fusich, was won
by the Garig Bakery Of New Orleans.
St. Clair.
Supt. E. C. Kohn visited our school
Monday,
Mr.. Irving S. Lothrop spent Tuesday
in the Crescent City.
Mr.. Walter Mccormick spent a pleas
ant Sunday at City Price.
Mr.. Geo. Seide and his young bride,
after spending u few days in New Or
leans have returned home.
Mr.. ]. B. Darlington spent a few
days in the Crescent City.
A big blaze was seer from here Mon
lay night, which destroyed n of the
quarter houses at Ste. Ann. Solar the
cause of fire is unknown.
City Price
Everyone has returned from the Car
nival and the daily round has begun
again.
Miss Alice Treadaway returned home
Saturday evening after a two, weeks
visit with friends in the City.
Misses Annie Nolan and Daisy Tread
away went to the City or Sunday be-