St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-07-20

her home Wednesday. While here
Miss Janin was the recipient of much
social attention.
e. A. Resweber, prominent Port
Barre citizen, was an Opelousas visi-
tor during the week.
Miss Lou Dejean of Lafayette is
the guest Of relatives in o~pelousas.
MFG Ess~W. owen and little son,
E. w. Jr., arrived in this city Wednes-
day and are at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Lacombe. Mrs. Owen has
many friends here, and as the former
Miss Rita Desmarais was one of Ope-
lousas' most popular girls.
Louis Reynolds was a business
visitor to Houston, Texas, Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Fogey of New
Iberia was the guest of Miss Bertha
Barthe the past week.
Misses Bertha Barthe, E. Fogey
and Lurie Sandoz visited Alexandria
Sunday last.
Prof. w. c. Peraault has returned
from Eaton Rouge wlcre lad had bezn
To- some time.
Geo. Perrault and Oscar Bienve-
nue. left the first part of the week for
Camp Sheridan, where they have
gone for the junior officers training.
Candidate Eddie Littell, recently
OF Camp Beauregard, has gone to
Fort Hancock, Ca, where he will
further train in the Machine Gun Co.
Lieut.. L. L. Perrault was in this
city during the week, enroute to Gar
den City, L.. /. where he will be sta
toned at the Aeronautical Concentra-
ton Camp, Lieut.. PerrauIt has been
located in Texas. Lieut.. Paul Pavy,
who was recently at the Kelly Field
has also been transferred to the Gar
den City Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raoul Pavy and fam
lily are enjoying a trip to the amous
resort Cooper Wells, Miss.
Mrs. Felix Richard and children
are among the Opelouseans who left
the past week for Cooper Wells.
Rene Derouen, prominent Vile
Platte citizen, was a business visitor
to this city the past week.
Little Misses Floy Edwards and
Ethel Boagni spent the week with
relatives in Eunice.
Miss Pauline Andrus of Crowley
is the guest of relatives in this city.
Jack Jacobson, representing the
y. s. Department Of Labor, was a re-
cent visitor to Opelousas,
Mrs. Brady Begg and children Of
New Orleans are visiting Mrs. Begg's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Durio.
j. G. Whitley, we'll known citizen OF
Garland, was a business visitor to our
city Monday.
Miss Alice Juge Of New Orleans
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Sandoz.
&C. Plauche of Alexandra was
mingling wiah friends here the past
week.
George Kelt of Washington was a
business visitor here during the week.
Oscar J. Mistric, was a Leonville
visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. O. Fontenot and Miss Thelma
Fontenot and Ozeme Jr., OF Grand
Prairie were the guests of friends here
during the week.
-Webb Quirk Of Washington and
Ben Prescott of Texas were visitors
to this city the past week.
Misses Ida May Latil, Hilda San
doz, Gladys Broussard and Messrs.
Harvey Phillips, Wallace Phillips and
and Walter Sanders motored to LAT
ayette Tuesday. Seaman Wallace
Phillips departed from Lafayette to
resume his duties with Uucle Sans
sea-fighters.
Miss Annie Rogers Of Franklin,
Mr.. George Perie and daughter, Miss
George, of Alexandria and Miss M.
tombstone of Alexandria, departed for
their home Thursday, after a pleasant
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mr.. F.
TilIotson.
Mrs. ]. S. Holbrook and Mrs. {
Conrad Of New iberia, after a weeks
visit to relatives here left for their
homes Sunday, having been Joined
here by their husbands, before depart
ing.
Mrs. E. P, Veazie and Mrs. Paul
Pavy visited New Orleans the past
week. They met Lieutenant Pavy
here, who was en- route to Long Is
land Concentration Camp.
Jos. Lazy of Lakewood was a
Monday visitor to O~pelousas.
-Messrs. Fred sandoz and Leon
Pitre have returned from a trip to
the famous health resort.
Ernest Domingeau of Coulee
Croche vas the guest of friends here
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Roulette who
have been residing in this city for