St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-06-15

look like the same boy he has gained
so much in weight.
Mrs. G. Latiolais Of Port Arthur,
Texas, arrived here this week to be
the guest of relatives.
Miss Ira Durio, who is attending
the summer school at the Lafayette
Industrial, came here Thursday for a
brief stay with home folks.
Mr.. Pierce Pierson of New Or.
leans spent the latter part of the week
with his sister, Mrs. ]. L. Comeau.
Miss Della Bourdier and Miss
Lucie Gonsoulin, two of Opelousas'
fair young ladies, leave here today
Saturday for Baton Rouge where
they will enroll in the Baton Rouge
Business College for a course in
st%enography and typewriting, etc.
Mrs. W. J. Healey and baby re-
turned to their home in New Orleans
last Friday.
Miss Emma Healey, a recent
graduate of Southwestern Industrial
Institute, left Friday for New Orleans,
where she will attend the summer
school of Tulane University.
Mrs. J. ]. Healey and little daugh-
ter Bessie are visiting friends and rel
atiyes in C~heneyville and Alexandria.
Miss Hilda Sandoz, student at the
Sophie Newcomb, New Orleans, has
returned home for vacation.
Miss Gladys Broussard of Crow
ley is the guest of Miss Hilda Sandoz.
Attorney r. r. Sandoz was a WIS.,
itor to Baton Rouge the first Of the
week, appearing before the state
board OF pardons in several cases.
District Judge w. w. Bailey of
Abbeyille came up Tuesday afternoon
to visit his mother in this city, re-
turning home the following morning.
Miss Mitchell, popular Arnaud-
VILE teacher, was in this city during
the week.
John r. Savant Of Whiteville was
a Wednesday yisintor to O~pelousas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Price and baby,
accompanied by Mrs. Theo. Selma, Wis
tied Lafayette, New Iberia and Frank
lin the first Of the week.
Mayor G. W.. Krotz OF Krotz
Springs was a visitor here Thursday
and gave The Clarion a brief call.
Judge J.. A. Smith and Obrien FL
mer, prominent citizens Of Grand Co
teau, were here last Thursday.
Sheriff r. Lee Virgins Of Vile
Platte all dolled-up in a regulation
farmers style Of summer hat, was
here Wednesday evening.
~. Emile Pucheu, clerk of the
Evangeline police jury, and his broth
or, Charles Pucheu. Of Vile Platte
came over Wednesday evening to
attend the dance at the band audi
torium that night.
After spending a couple Of weeks
here with relatives and friends in
this city, Mr.. w. c, Lewis win leave
next Tuesday for Monroe where he
will be the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Tew, before returning to his home in
New Orleans.
Mrs. w. #. Clopton, Misses Helen
Clopton, Hazel and Myrtle Mornhin-
veg and Mr., Remi Mornhinveg spent
several days n New Orleans the past
week.
Mrs. Henry Wartelle of Washing
ton was an Opelousas visitor last Mon
day.
w. M. Babin, parish demonstra-
tion agent, was a visitor to the Cap
ital City during the past week.
w @. Dejean, well known bust
Hes man and farmer OF Plaquemine
Point and one OF the sixth ward po-
lice jurors, was mingIing with friends
last Monday. /
-. e. Bacon, prominent farmer Of
Bayou Boeuf, was an Opelousas visi-
tor last Wednesday.
DIR. Ben Guilbeau, prominent prac-
titioner Of Grand Coteau, was in this
city last Tuesday.
Peter Casse, former Opelousas !,
boy, now OF New Orleans, was a Wis
tor here the first of the week. +,
Mrs. A. C. Jones was operated on
it the Lafayette sanitarium during
he week. She stood the operation
yery we'll according to report.
Editor Jos. A. Gil of the Eunice
7all spent Monday and a part OF
Tuesday in this city.
Mrs. Theo. Littell of Wills Platte
reatives here during The
week.
Mrs. John Andrew of Krotz
was a recent visitor to this
tty.
Miss Ella Moreau of Swords
spent the weekend here and
eft Monday for Baton Rouge where
he has accepted a position,
Myers Jackson of Alexandria
'as a visitor here during the week
Miss Wardie Kelley visited
.rotz Springs last Saturday.
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