St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-02-01
LOCALS and PERSONALS

ton was in town Wednerday.
Miss Rowena Delahoussye OF
Lafayette was here recently.
Percy Linsley visited relatives
in Port Barre sometime this week.
L. ]. Elmer of New Orleans
was here recently.
Louis Duhmey after spending
several days here left on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dossmann are
present visiting Vile Platte.
Mrs. A. L. Lacombe has gone
to New Orleans to attend Mardl
Gras.
Misses Beah Andrepont and E.
Emmons of Lawtell were pleasant
visitors here on last Saturday.
Walter Reedof Vile Platte was
visiting his grandfather, Mr.. y.
Dardeau this week.
Mrs. M. Fielder Of Sunset was
here to see her daughter Mrs.
w. T. Stweart on Saturday.
Edgar Andrepont of Prairie
Ronde was a business visitor
here this week.
Oscar Mistric is leaving for the
Crescent City tomorrow to
attend Mardi Gras.
J. j. Carrier, Cashier of the
Washington State Bank, spent
Monday in town attending to
business.
Judge Rene Dossmann of Vile
Platte was in Opelousas a few
days ago.
Mrs. Gus E. Dupre and
daughter, Miss Edna, visited
Lafayette during the week.
Gladys Swords is attending
school at the Lafayette Industrial
Institute Every one In Town
misses our friend Fitz.
James Donohue of Plaqumine
who has been visiting Eddie
|Littell for the last two week
departed for his home Monday.
Miss May Emmons and Zetta
Vidrine of Andrepont spent day
here this week with friends and
relatives.
William Fitzmaurice Of Win
chester Indiana, who has invested
largely in st. Landry lands, was
in Opelousas for a few days.
Jules Gil, an attorney for many
years connected with this bar
and who is now practising law
in St. Martinville, was here on a
visit to friends and relatives.
D. G.. Rose who had been
wiring for the Vile Platte Light
and Ice Plant returned to Opel
ousas this week and reports that
he left his work in the best OF
shape.
Miss Leonie Barry of Grand
|Coteau, after spending several
days here, the guest of Miss
Carmen VOORHEES,, has gone back
to her home in Grand Coteau.
Miss Edna Wallior, who has
been in the employ of the Port
Barre Lumber Company at Port
Barre for the last two months, is
back in Opelousas and will make
this city her home.
Quite a number Of the Opelou-
sas lawyers went over to Vile
Platte to attend the session of
court which the Hon. Judge
Pavy opened last Monday.
The many friends Of Mr.. James
Pherris of st. Louis, who was
working here some twelve monts
ago, will be glad to hear that he
is back in Opelousas, in the en-
ploy of the Frisco Railroad.
Mr.. Robert Chachere, Presi-
dent of the Planters National
Bank, is in the Crescent City
attending to business.
A new arrival was ushered in
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E,
A. st. Armand, Jr., on last Mon
day evening, in the shape of a
big bouncing boy. The mother
and baby are reported as doing
very well.
The young men of this town
are to entertain at a masquerade
ball on next Tuesday night.
Mardi Gras, and a world of fun
is expected. Be sure and come
out to see them, you will surely
enjoy seeing the different i'm
personated characters, if nothing
else.
Another social event of interest
taking place next week, on Mon
day night, is an entertainment
blythe local Knights of Columbus.
Quite a number of the people
will be there and a galore time is
anticipated.
w. T. Nolan has leased the
attractive residence of Mr..
w. B. Roberts, opposite the
Clarion, on Market Street. We
are Glad IN have Mr. Nolan as