Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-08

Colin Herbert, who recently left here I,
for Lake Arthur, has gone into business ,
there, with his brother, Avery Herbert, /
opening up new tailoring anI cleaning
establishment known IS Herbert
Brothers.
Chief Of Police l.. Datcl, was a busi-
ness visitor 70 Baton Rouge this week.
Sheriff Aug Morton made business
TIP to Baton Rouge this week, taking
some prisoners TO the peni,cntiary,
l.. {. Viitcme,, Of the Rice Cove sec
ton. was among the visitors tn town The
early part Of The week.
/ MIS-. 2. O. bourgeois and two little
daughters. Lydia aud Pearl, Of Erath,
spent "Wednesday here at the Of her sister.
Mrs. J. ". O'Byan.
Miss lilly Abel. of Franklin, returned
TO her homie, after spending week heie,
as 4 guest 1t the hone of Mr.. and Mrs.
. K. J. LaDauyc.
Alfred Brasscux, OF Gucydan, has ac-
ccptcd 4 position at the {. +. Gr;mrcr
grocery store.
Nr. and Mrs. l.. \. Morciaud and
children LETT Tuesday for Beaumont,
where they will make theirfu;ure home,
Mr.. Horcland will BE- connected with
wholesale grocery store there.
Misses Anna and Annette Demary left
today for Gueyden, where they go for a
visit at the horne Of Nj and Mrs. Adam
BrasscuN, vino recently moved there
from here.
Ovey Broussa-d, of Kaplan. was among
the business visitors in our city Wed
ncsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. i. ComcauX, of
Kaplan. were visitors here Wednesday.
!. p Jones. of Perry, was among the
business visitors in Abbevilie during the
week.
Dupre Hebert, of Kaplan, was bust
hess visitor here Tuesday.
Leslie Stansbury, the heavy weight, of
; Perry, was a visitor here during tie
week.
Representative R. J. Montague was a
business visitor to Kapian tuesday.
T.. p. Putnam was confined to his
home several days during the past week
: on account of Illness, but we hope tc
soon be greeted by the prescuce of his
, smiling face and hearty handshai,e
! again on orr streets.
s Walter +. Brooks, telegraph operator
for the s. p. r, K. at Olivier, La, wa'
in our city this week visiting hi
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
I, Brooks, and his brother J. T. Brooks.
| Luke Leblanc, prosperous farmer o
Erath, was among the business visitor
u here Thursday,
G Page were visitors to Delcambre Tues
=. day, having gone there TO hold mass
being the funeral anniversary of tn
Il mother of Rev. A. Vanderbilt, bein
held at 10 O'Clock.
Attorney o. G. Moutou, of Lafayette
, was here on business this week. repre-
> senting the Catalon interests in the dis
* trict court.
e II. J. David, mayor of Kaplan, on
, thriving sister town, was cuisines
I" visitor in our midst Thursday.
+. +. Guazza. clean rice man Of Guey
" dan, is in the city this week visiting III
y relatives and friends.
:, Otis Hoffparir, conservation agcn
has just returned from Acadia an
Lafayette parishes, where lie went in I'll
discharge of his Official duties
V Bile Brooks left yesterday for Me-
mertau, where he goes to secure ell
;" ployment with the s. p r. r. Co.
O. II. Deshotels, one of Xaplan up
% date merchants, was business visitc
" here Wednesday.
:. A. y. Campbell, of Esther, last Sa
:. urlay had the misfortune of breakir
il and dislocating his shoulder. He vi
n brought here for treatment, being a
{ tended to by DR.. w. z. Miller. II
- said that i'll some way he got caught in
belt, causing the injury. 1t was state
by Mr.. Campbell that this was the fir
time in twenty-five years that he h
e been hurt, no; even receiving scratc'
to to amount to anything.
- Sheriff Aug. Morton left Tuesday +
ut Baton Rouge, taking prisoners to Il
,o penitentiary. Louis Dutel, our chief