Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-03-29

Henry Eoudrlauy, travelling salesman
Of rla.h, Vas muong the visitors hvr-
during the carly part OF the week.
Miss Matte Richardson, who is teach
inc school 1t the Bernard school, came
in Friday to spend couple of days
with home folks.
Miss opal Leblanc, teacher at the
Bianchet school, was visitor here over
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. O. Bourgeois, and
tyo little daughters, Lydia and Pearl, OF
Erath. were here last Sunday, spending
the day at the home of Mir. and Mrs.
. J. W. G'Byan.
Iohn Davidson, who lives several
miles south of here, was among the
many visitors in town last Sunday.
Washington Herald: Miss Margery
Fitzpatrick, who is teaching school at
4 Abbeville, is one Of our Easter visitors.
c. 7. Grimmer, one of most popular
grocery men, was a visitor to New
orleans this week, returning Wedncs-
day.
X. I, Boudreaux and [. +. Leblanc,
Of Erath, passed through here Monday
OH their way to Lake Charles in an T.
NJ. =. car, where they go i'll the interest
Of their orange nursery.
Z. NJ. Stebbins, president OF the
PEOPLES Bank and Trust Co., went to Ham
mond this week, where he attended the
convention OF the Chapter L. Louisiana
| Bankers Association which was held there
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Chauvin went to
: New Orleans Tuesday, where they spent
! several days.
Mavor Adolph Brasseaux, Paul Bailey
: and c. c. Broussard went 70 Erath the
latter part of last week to see th'
: Satsurla orange grove OF K. j. Boudreau2
g. Co.. which contains 800 trees, all II
T bloom. Mr.. Brasseux counted 500 bios
SONS on tree about Is inches high.
1 Geo. w. Stansbury, member OF tn
It police jury from the Seventh ward wa
" in town Wednesday Mr.. Stansbury l
- one of the progressive representatlv
! citizens of the parish and reports genera
So
y II. Andrus, of Maurice, was brsi
- ness visitor i'll town Thursday.
s. Mr.. Blum, representative of {. Lazard
k Co., New Orleans, was i'll the city seN
10 eral DAYS this week shaking hands wit
-. his many friends.
N Geo. Comfort is back from tnp
the capital city, whence he had gone
lc' delegate of Abbeville Camp No. v
O. w. to the head camp convention
.,u George is full of fraternity and no dou
"a in him the order found a noble chan
pion: ask him about his trip.
Us Vim. Choate, an old citizen of We
W million, who has seen the many vici
Oh sl!u'ie9 anu N--'''- -
so wrought in our beloved parish, was
EN- business visitor here this week.
ON c-,,..1, o,,,, II ,~bo,.e ,,,I,c
are ali proud, has returned home aft
an absence of several days on busine:
INST Sun,ma is hustler and when busine
does not come his way he goes after
,ud That's why he succeeds.
ar
inc FIR. Buckner has removed to tow
to after spending several years on his IL
Ind little place near town. We are indie
an! glad to have him with US again and
lalr tend the hand of welcome to all go
Ior men TO come and make their homes W
It. i''o'i ~
po- us
S A. T. Thomas, who was here for ma
TO wears as Manager for the Telephone
re- spent several days in town last WI
Vi with his family, and shaking hands W
his friends. who with us, wish /
tho much success in his new line.
pod. VI, { E;,eo, one of our wide aw;
citizens, was out of town last Tues
ike.
an ol
as Mrs. c. Boulegny, the efficient CT
of the Woodmen Circle Magnolia Or
Inv, .ne here, returned from Baton Rouge WI
she attended the convention OF
bo1a Circle. Mrs. Boulegny is worker
zee we are informed that to her is due N
man of the credit for the present high sta
just ING of the grove in this city.
Zoo T. f. Shackford spent several
hing here this week. loo'>iiis wv
san IN an effort to determine the most te
ble entrance to-town and other mat
said of interest to his company, the LOUIS
IONS Traction and Power Company.
7. A. Broussard, one of the vet
farmers of the parish, was IN town v
:, nesdav. and sure sign ofthe prosp'
p On Of this gentleman, is noted in the
that when he comes to town lie ai'
4 nall 1g