St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-08-16

Miss Della Buordier is spending
sometimes in New Iberia, the guest Of
relatives.
Jeffie Hawkins of Chicot was mingl-
ing with friends here Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lawrence Meginley, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Meginley returned from
overseas on Monday last and looking
none the worse for his eighteen
months experience as M. P. in the
! army.
Misses Julia Duson and her guest,
Elise Kea of Greenwood, Miss, are the
guest of Julia's grandmother, Mrs.
Gilbert Dupre, for the week.
DR.. Octave Pavy of Leonville drove
over to Opelousas on Tuesday.
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Mrs. E. Bauman of Beaumont, Tex
as, having spent a week with her son
in New Iberia, passed through here
on Wednesday and spent the day with
her son, DR.. L. j. Bauman, enroute to
her home in Texas.
Misses Lucille, Goldie, and Francis
Kerr, Carrie Clary, and Oscar and
Vicor Andrepont spent the day in
Lafayette Saturday.
Misses Virgie st. Cyr, Lula and Ell
len Boudreau of Washington visited
friends here a few days this week.
Miss Elise Kea of Greenwood, Miss,
returned to her home on Wednesday.
She was the guest of Miss Julia Du-
son for the past month. Miss Kea was
highly entertained by the Opelousas
young society bunch.
Arnold Winsberg has been spending
several days at Coopers Wells, Miss,
recuperating and getting himself in
shape for the fall business at the Wins
berg store.
M. Winsberg and family will leave
next week on their annual vacation.
Mrs. M. S. Boagni, left for New Or
leans, on Thursday to spend sometime
with friends.
Miss Irene Shute, left Wednesday
for New Orleans to be the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Hainke1, for several days.
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Bradford Thompson, son of the late
Supt. C. J. Thompson, formerly of
Opelousas but now a resident of New
Orleans, La, is now Connected with the
Hansells' Bookl Store, spent several
days in this cAy visiting his sister,
Mrs. F. DAILY. ]
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Mrs. Geo. Bienvenue was in New
Orleans, a few days this week having
her little daughter, Virginia Louise's
tonsils attended to.
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Mrs. Jack Moresi and little son
Andrew, Jr., spent the weekend in
Krotz Springs, with her sister, Mrs.
A. w. Krotz.
Morgan Sandoz, postal inspector
with headquarters in New Orleans, is
spending sometime here with friends
and relatives.
Charles Sandoz, an Opelousas boy
but now connected with one of the
largest clothing stores in Eunice,
paid a visit to his mother here Sunday.
Mrs. P. A. sandoz and daughter.
Gladys left for Vicksburg, Miss, on
Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Prince johnson and family of
Creptol Springs, nee Ethel Todd for
merly of Franklin, La, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mayer.
Mr.. Eugene Littell who was attend
ing summer school at Gulf Coast
Academy was n out of the class of
IS selected to practice target shooting.
Was out with a class Of II boys boys
t otake a trip up to Calwell, New Jer-
sey, who was lucky enough to visit all
the principal cities in New York. Mr..
Littell is the son DR.. and Mrs. B. A.
/ Littell.
A1tha LitteIl returned home from
New Orleans on Tuesday accompanied
by little Dorothy Reynolds.
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Mrs. John Cat1ett and two babies
passed through Opelousas and spent
a day at the home of DR.. and Mrs. B..
A. LitteIl. coming from Morrow Sta
ton going to her home at Kinder, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, U. Cresswell en-
~tertained a little dance at their pretty
home on South Court Street on We'd
nesday. Those who enjoyed the
pleasure of the afternoon were: Misses
Mildred W~hittengton Helen Fllx.