St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-05-25

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Mrs. Mary B. Gie5ep, County
Home Demonstrators, was a visitor to
C Port Barre IN Tuesda9,
Miss Meta Veltin and DR.. A..
]. Perrault attended a dance in
Crowley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zoder and
children Of Bunkie visited relatives
here Saturday.
Ollie Wyble of Melville was the
guest of relatives in this city Sat
urday.
Homer Manuel, prominent citi-
zen of Vile Platte was a Saturday
visitor here.
Prof. P. E. Wilson of Port Barre
visited friends here Saturday.
Mrs. George Edwards and little
daughter left Sunday for a visit to
relatives in Rayne.
Winn w. Daniel of Garland was a
prominent visitor to this city dur
ing the week.
r. p. Fisette, former police juror,
from the Leonville ward, was in
Opelousas on Monday.
Mrs. Ike Roos entertained the
bridge club in a charming manner
Saturday evening. Delicious re-
freshments we're served and the
prize was captured by Miss Ma
thilde Estorge who presented 1t to
Mrs. Lengfield, the house guest.
Those present were Mesdames s. l..
Hebrard, E. L. Loeb, Leon Dupre,
j. F. Green, H. B. Edwards, II. u.
Callahan. Fred Lengfield, s. Brown,
Henry L~astrapes, Louis White, Geo.
Bienvenu, J. w. Jordan, F. J. Diet
lein, ,. P. Barnett and Miss Ma
thilde Estorge.
Mrs. A. D. Hawkins was the guest
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. F. c..
Shute several days the past week.
Lawrence Fux, one Of Opelousas'
soldier boys at Camp Pike, is home
on a turlough.
Mrs. j. N. Brown and little
daughter of Washington in
opelousas Monday.
Mrs. CDR G. Hawkins Of Pal
metto was in this city on Monday.
Mrs. Hawkins was enroute to La
fayette, where she witnessed the
graduating exercises of the In
dustrial Institute, her son, Garnett,
being a member of the graduating
class.
Mrs. e. Perry and daughter Of
Mount Hope were o~pelousas visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. j.. p. Trosclair and ccom-
plished daughter, Miss Marie,
visitors to Camp Beauregard last Sum
day where they went to meet their
son and brother, Finley, now a soldier
in Uncle Sans national army.
Judge B. F. Vannoy, stalwart cit
izen Of Big Cane, looking hale and
hearty as ever, was a Wednesday Wis
itor to Opelousas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Healey,
attended the graduating exercises of
the Lafayette Industrial Institute dur
ing the past week. Their charming
daughter, Miss Emma, was one of the
&tH.&
graduates.
&C. @. Fore. District Traffic Man
ager Of the Cumberland Telephone
Co, Of Lake Charles. was a business
visitor in ooe ) -, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Levy of Grand
Coteau visited friends here Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Harper, who was re-
Gently operated on at the local SAN
itarium is reported doing nicely.
Mrs. J. d. Delahoussaye and Mrs.
y. M. Oliver Of Arnaudville were visf-
tors to Opelousas on Tuesday.
Edmond Deville OF Church Point
was in this city Sunday.
G. Devilliers of near Port Barre
was in this city during the week.
Mrs. Charlie Bernhart and Mrs.
Sidney Amy of B%oscoeyille were here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Robin of
Edgerly spent the week in Opelousas.
-Russel Robin of Camp Beaure-
gard was here on a furlough this
week.
Sidney Roos, an o~pelousas soldier
at B~eauregard was visiting here sev-
eraI days the past week. Young Rooe
has been promoted to the officers
training at camp.
Mrs. G. Horaist of Sunset was a
visitor to this city Tuesday.
Miss V. Titard was among the
Opelousas visitors to Beauregard Sun
day.
Miss LESSEE Nezat of Port Barre
relatives here during the
week.
Oscar Pipes Of Crowley spent sew
eral days here during the week as the
guest Of relatives. /
Aaron Jacobs was a visitor to
Simmesport last Tuesday.
w. S. Bordelon and child. w. A.
Narcotic and wife, Miss Hariette Mar
and Miss Stella Coco and
Messrs. Louis and Horace Coco pass