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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

Al, merchants who have had
property insure d In the Mutual lnsur.
ance Co, OF Rock Port, Mo-, for more
than a year have not been called upon
TO pay one cent for losses OF any kind.
Agents wanted.
Miss Cora prussman, OF Malta
and Claude +, Deilendaught. OF Mary.
Vile, were married at Skidmore,
Thursday OF last week, November
10Th Both the contracting parties
are deaf and dumb
Albert kunkel has our thanks for
a half bushel OF as fine apples as were
ever grown anywhere. The varieties
were: Ganos, Mammoth Black Twig,
Wine Sap and Ben Davis, The Ganos
measured ] inches In circumference,
and the Mammoth Black Twig IL
inches and all were highly colored.
Charles A. Dorsey, Jr., Vice. Com.
msnder. Department OF Missouri,
Sons OF Veterans, was In the city
Friday, OF last week, looking into the
question OF the organization ola camp
OF the Sons OF Veterans. He met with
considerable encouragement, and II Is
likely . camp will be organized In the
near future.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

Plenty of DID papers for sale at
lis Ilice a. .hc per luJ.
IiNuu want the Rest CHAR In
town, - 10 the West Side Cafe.
lifi, lIridrcmau. II ligclow, was
a - Joseph visitor, Monday OF this
week,
Adam llOrnccker and Wife left
Monday uf this week, for few days
yisi, In Kansas city.
Mrs. Mary T.. IIill and son. ~ near
liigelow. aere 81. iUscph visitors,
Monday Of this week.
See that secondhand gasoline en-.
CINE, 2l2 horse power at Wilson
lIrus. You can buy It right.
Have you ever figured how cheap
your Nmas exp"nS. viii he " you
give photo>r WEARY, Pho, oprapher.
q. II 'l'rice has returned from
Omaha, Nebraska, where he took a
car load Of apples. lie struck a fair
market.
For Sal. -Four Chester White
Male Pigs. can On, or address, Jacob
kurlh, Oregon, Mo, Route 4. Farm
ers' Phone.
S. N. Howard, but better known
a. "Nes,' one Of the leading mer'
chants ~ Fortescne, had business Ia
81. Joseph this week.
Mrs Ernest Stith, Who has been
, seriously sick for several days, II nov
much better, and viii soon be able u
he up and around again,
Mrs. !. NJ. Shumaker and twt
| daughters, Of Cameron. are visiting
here. the guests Of their parents, Wat,
son Blonmer aud wife, Of the Lincoln
school district,
John NoellScl, 81 CLAW township
! CruIen school district. lad business
IN oregon, Tuesday Of this week, and
was also around shaking hands VIII
his numerous friend>.
-Dr |. VI Minrun and wife, Of
iOfteScue, visited Ia - Joseph, thi'
week, tie guest NJ their son, lIr. vii
lam Miutou. and son in'law anC
daughter, pr, & l., Thomas and wife
Nat Ma>sie, ollie Goodhart. Geo
Harper ami son, George, Jr., OF III,
Richland school district Clay town
ship, Mere IN oregon, Tuesday Of lhi'
week. and attending the shooting
match,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
II Will Be Interesting.

The Bankers Association " tie
state Of Missouri, has appointed uHc
banker IN each county tuwurk IN con.
junction with the state BOARD vt Va.
ficuIiufc ard all other urgauigt.
'iDp, .ubking - iiehct'crmrnt Of ~"
.truiug i.UH~'rN I. ! Moore. Niru.
.r, -idpu' g toe IHNs \ Burckut
..lHhing Co.,. it. been selected i.'
IIu' cu.ui,. 5000 hu nov tells Us that
Iu he. urhug worth viii" tu
place h.i ~. '"up0r. ai tie tuu'i
uI~' In ''... .Hu 90 tie evening ul
.rrrn n.'". ~ 'iIf i Kelley Wn"ll
,I...r.t ut, Ia. ~ Missouri. 81.
us'I#Hu Nj Wight gives great
tddr >- hluug agricultural 'iUr~, aud
u wiII hr interesting Go every one,
To not fail 90 hear him EyrfNhudi
Invited Admission, free.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

Mrs, Jonas Watson l. ur tie sick
list.
w. W. Dawson, ~ the DAWSON.
Campbell Clothing Company, was IN
Craig, Tuesday OF this week, On busi.
ness,
Little Fay Elder il decidedly hap.
~ al this time, She drew the brace.
let watch. at the loyal theat ~ last
saturday evening.
Justice King and wife are spend.
ing the Thanksgiving season with
their daughter, Mrs. Wade Morris and
family Al Mound CITY.
l.. !. Moore, treasurer Of The ore.
gon lnterurban Railway Company,
viii pay a years interest on bonds on
surrender Of coupon No. I.
william Anderson. Of Cameron.
Mo, and Miss Leia Hahn, Of Corn.
Ing, were granted a marriage license
IN 81, Joseph, Tuesday Of this week,
November ~.
We are sorry 10 learn that Uncle
Jimmy Curtis, Of Union, has been a
very sick man from acute indiges.
ton, and are also glad TO announce
that he Il now much better.
a. ,,,,,.,,., o,p,Io Nj,
.,a Ia. pni,,,.a ,y.,L,.,'
s,,i,,"i ia, ,,,, A., ,,,,,Io,, nII,,
n..l' -, a., a., -, ,,.ns.c,,,,,,
1870, w 1s n.'''n,, 'r,a, ,a'Iss
,.a,'n w ''h'"' =" WIS
"e'"'
If You want a nearly new buggy,
made by Moon iiros.,l a tMo.wheel
ui,'s ar, 1917 nu Si mm''e' VT
Nv "" nr Ey, Uss n. i,S liam
a. .,i,, rI, .',n '"'
W. 49, N','s'
THE WESTSlDEtAFE Is THE
PLACE 10 get Sandwich Of any
kind; Short Orders on short notice;
the best Coffee In town, Choice Cigars,
soft Drinks Of all kinds and ilayors,
the Finest AMI BEST Candies In the
town. Il and see.
MIS-, Manel hrnMhihs, uaush'
yer o, m's; iieouoie i,a,n'' anu MI'
floyu Y, ,'aNis,ap''spcIouN .o"ns "a
NV, uo''n ~ ,,ssi ai no' w W.
a'u Mrs: VII " laws were ",ar'
''eu AZ -" W."n.s'a. v,en,ns' ~
NeNnoe' ~, nf' unu ',eIos ,eI'a'
inahse' III ''s's' u! NV F. u Drew
ster'
Congratulations 20 out to Mr.,
aud Mrs. Robert Law, of San Diego,
Rama V If the s,orl' Which, Ieft a swse,
nanv virI al their nome on Nnyember
III and ali interested are doing niceIy,
TIE moiher was formerly Miss Eati,.
Isen. dauphter of Mrs Minnie II
Moore of this city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
You Should Attend.

Everybody should he at the Court
House IN oregon. "Wednesday. becem.
bet ., at O'Clock y. IN, and lear j
Kelley Wright. on. Of tie state BOARD
ui Agriculture lcct urvrs, ~ his Illus.
'.,. ! lecture 90 Missouri Mr.
ID I..Ii MI iIis 90 tie pupils ~ the
..... IN tie a'.,Tu 90 Oi "Wednesday.
.ul ~ ihp t,4f House ~ uiEul
IUpsp ',rlurp, e." frrr aui u.cn uur
Nug 4 tear ih.t. a. the STATE i,HLtd
4 N.I,Ht|'ugr u Mt. bN g., ,rubiu.
&c. Ntigit u',f 'Mr >.i.r Goo lr.I ue
.NN 60 get more add ppIlrr r,lp'r>
.HruIr bprr l'i money Invested 10
.Uu farm
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27
Notice.

Beginning the first of the year.
THE SENTINEL has decided 60
charge hali-rate to churches, schools
and all societies. for all locals and
notices published, where there IL u
money consideration wade nv tn"
churches. schools. n 3.fIH pt A.
Oi the papers 80 %" 20 90 = huv" al.
" tys charged tor %. lass OF utttcr.
"iii IN justice to '.r.civcs rud our
cont wloruric~, o. Il on account of
IN" iucr used cost b. I'll thinus inter
Iug into III" proc .'ftpn OF u u'ws.
plr"r, we have dc. % 81 q ado!t this
,uUra".
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

.
Don put on ~, tomnfru" MIA,
you ran do To-Day. liaNc that S'ilihg
Tor those ph9,,oN'
WhNIN' photographer.
N,ml,rs of N,,rr Post remember
your meeting Al thc home of Jul,u
lIihbard. A. Ne guest of your COM
radr, George Iiibhafd' on tomorrow
saturday, November 18th
Rev H. 4. IIol,,nvald. supetin.
,.ndrnt Of IA, Kansas Ciiy district
~ IN. C.rman N n ,hur.h was In
D,swo, over SUNDAY las, and con.
Ju,i.d ,,,,,,,ly mr,.t iny n, III, Ger.
man II E' rhurcL
.-Heorge UelHin and vile, arcompa'
Med 10y GEORGE Lehmer ann w,'e'
hroNe over 70 SaIahna'l w MI pel'
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

TINS oilcc,
For line Candles, ~ the West
side Cafe and Restaurant.
-CordNo1d and >,uyrNopd mr. ale.
l.. u 'tNNiNuiiAN.
q. 3. .D'Nui iiud. = l." ... FOB.
p1Nyr .t.Hla. ,u.tu" TT ~
Wilson %.
1u.u ,r'tirr uf 'Hr NIuur.
Va IS .u' IHu. ,iHpr.d q rtf ~ Boz.
'H~. ..H.I. last vnt.
IA..a.w Wr.,r ut. puiru,..
'..t .I.. ..ru ts-. 10 car o.
10. .ar'. '.l-s AZ.
willard ird,'r living un 'hr bar
West of Forrest cay, l. very I.N lrrm
hear AMI stomach trouble.
-. l.. Anpu aud ,ln. Robert. we're
I Ir~ar'iug business, and visiting IN
oregon, one day, IA, week.
II you Want line cold drink uf
POI, any iltNlr, you can get II al tie
West side Cafe. oregon, Mo.
DR.. Whiisell. ey. and ear special.
lst; " corner 18th and Edmond. st.
Joseph. Both Phones, ai3.
T.. a. Post. one ~ our druggists.
accompanied COuf, clifford TO Kansas
tiy In hiS auto, last Friday.
N,ss t.,,.,,,,,i ,., ,,..
u,,.J Ia .n,N,., d,.,n.,nJ' a., ., ,,',
either lay the hour " 10y The day.
ia, 81. S.,,..,,,i,, pu.
u,,,,J p,,'L ,,a i,,,,',,.. u,
tnrt.r.Is n ,nW.w, W.
,,c,n ,
'oop', am VIE, OF Nus c,,y
are now nome from Nis,, WIN MI
AN" ''s r. L. S"''h' o' Mouh"''ts
,,nfor Sale!-A lew ro9d pnroc
r.s, .s,Io" vIauu.ess alo'n uienler'
ofesoh' MO- houle''' fho"e' FARMERS
-shor, orders OF all kinds, and IA,
Best Cup Of Coffee 10 be found In
town, can he found at the West Side
,a,a
''
hi, a"' ' 49, q. , ,"r "a a, W ~
IAN, ymYg Ws,rv lie pl,,G,
,s,,J.,,
N'p'''
Ia. aW" ~ me'n'ns S',Y,lp un
~. $3.50 80 ,,,,,u .,,,,,,,'. 10, ,h. ~
s.I V, ,''', , i's" '''S'''' '"'' ''' W"
"" ~" ''s"''
~, ~, W nt,>s> wy
'I'h ~ "sunN'EH" Nr u.,
wv Wv, "aus'''''' ''N - W "'''
'N' "'" ''''''''
There vii be a box >upuer aud pI,
soc'al ~ we lle'Se s'lig'i lou>e' li,l
,'iii'H '',"'!,'f,, 90, E"ei!po"!
'''''''H ''''''" 10 a'''h''
TIA. hiirS Of the VI T. chuicl
Wii nav" 4 htIl,r ard bake sale. De
~ Xxx ~ ., a, lu' hi"Nu'l
"''''''' ""'''' ''"'"S P'''"'''
Miss MARI Ross, OF HluOmIngIon
Illinois, /, here enjoying a yislt viii
her sister, Mrs Marstr,t MuXlow, an,
"''''' ''' "''''''' " MOTIFS
We serve Short Orders. and vii
give YOU the Best Cup OF Coffee tina
can be found IN Oregon open da,
and night, West Side cafe,
-Remember that We will send 20,
IliE SENTINEL and Kansas Cit,
Weekly STAR, one wear, for only ~. 20
price OF TilE SENrINEL alone,
Have Won ever ,ri.d yi,,,, ,ho,o
for Nmas rrmemberance>Y II not, IT,
them this year.
WEARY, Photographer,
lanes Uuiait wifi. and so, cl.,
Of CLAY townshin Irossn scI"nI a.
trict, we're in Oregon, saturday las,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-27

USE DRY DIP and keep
your stock free from Lice
and Germs. especially manu-.
featured for cold weather.
when you need II the most.
and sold under guarantee to
give satisfaction. or no pay.
FRANK FOSTER.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

II is really amusing to note the
methods employed by some mer-
chants to induce unsu>pec'ilg
BUYERS to purchase unknown goods
in the sale of which large prohts
can be cXactcd.
\ large department store re-
Gently offered for sale 4 widely
advertised article at greatly reduced
prices. Although ! reached the
store early next morning to avoid
the rush I found many Others
ahead Of me who had also been
attracted 10y the bargain sale an
uourcement. While there was i
large display of the articles III
question not a single one OF the
brand mentioned III the advertise
ment was shown. The clerk who
waited on me spent several nlnute'
eudeayoring to convince ne ina
the line they were showing WAS a.
good in every way aS the particular
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
Community Co-Operatzorg
oo,xp,cy7ro FARM AND RANCI-HOLLAND'S ma CAZiNE

make | called for. However, as |
insisted, he seemed very glad to
give me what l wanted at the
price advertised; although It Is
safe TO say that practically all OF the
other shoppers accepted the brand
of unknown quality.
Many merchants throughout the
country use the method OF teatu--
ing established brands, OF goods at
cut prices to get people into their
stores and then try TO induce them
to accept unbranded OF unknown
brands that bring long profits.
This custom is not only unfair to
the buying public that pays the
bills. but IS a gross injustice to
the manufacturers OF standard lines
who are trying to sustain the!I
regulations by giving the people
the highest quality OF goods pos
sible for the prices asked. The
remedy is in vour hands.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
Mrs. Hughes Hostess.

Mrs. ]. o. Hughes was hostess Sat
urtlay afternoon to a number of members
and guests, having entertained at the
parlors of the Veranda hotel. The first
prize was won ~ Mrs. Samson Chauvin,
the second hy Mrs. Perry Leblanc and
the guest prize by Miss Kate Dutei.
The guests presem were Mesdames NJ.
J. MeyHer, Robert Putnam, R. J.
'Webstes. l.. J. Broussard, Jake WE'LL
II. B. Sers, and Misses Mabel Young,
Maggie Broussard. Goralie Broussard, OF
Beaumont; Fannie Putnam, Jack
Webster and Kate Dutel. The member:
preseiE were aIesdames In, ISoudreaux
Willie Putnam, Raoul Chauvier. X. 4
Dalton, .. Siiver,pan. f.. l.. Terrier
Felix ]. Samson. Samson Chauvir
M SokoioSa;i Perry Leblanc, J. o
Broussard, Clay Summers. John Ewell
NJ. A. Young, and Misses Bessie Elem
ming. &argery Fitzpatrick. Maud
LeBIapc. and Gussie Summers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
To Start War
on Cattle Tick

The Eradication of the Cattle Tick,
Breeding Cattle for the Market Dair, ing
Silos, and Kindred Questions VIII Dc
discussed: and Cattle breeding and
Shipping Associations will be organized.
Meetings will be addressed by DR.. \.
+. Wight, of the Bureau OF Animal
Industry, U. 5. Dept. of Agriculture
!, Or w. K. Dodson, of the Agricultural
College, of I.ouisiana State University
DIR. w. II. Dslrvmpie, of the chair Oh
Veterinary Science, Louisiana State
University; w. c. Chevis, Manager OF
Southwest Louisiana Development
Bureau, and other distinguished
speakers,
Dates are as follows:
Opelousas, Monday, june 9th at Isl
p. III.
Maulou, Monday, June Sth at S:V'
Abbeville, Tuesday, June'9th at 1873
a. nj.
New Iberia. Tueeday. June 9Th a
S:OO p III.
81. Martinville, Wednesday, June lot
at 1890 a. III.
Franklin, Wednesday, June 10th 8
500 p. NJ.
yimon, Thursday, June llth at lou
=. m.
Welsh. TAarsday, June 18th at 81
p. NJ.
Rayne, Friday, June 18th at 1000 an
Broussard, Friday .Junes12th 500 pm
LafayeSte, FRIDAY June 18th 800 pm
Kinder, Saturday, june 18th at lO:l
2. III.
Everybody cordially invited.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
Among Those Coming and Going


FL. La2auve. OF Erath, was among
tie visitors here yesterday.
Z. Simon, Of Leroy, was among
the MANY visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Garnet, Of Lafayette, was the
guest OF Mrs. {. BouleGny Wednesday,,
@. II. Deshotels, of Kaplan, was
among the many visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Garnet, of Lafayette. attend the
Escudier- Stout wedding here Wednes-
/ day.
Willie Broussard, of Erath, was
among the many business visitors here
Thursday.
Miss Coralie Broussard, Of beaumont
is visiting in this city, the guest OF Miss
Maggie Broussard.
Mrs. I. A. Summers returned Saturday
from Gueydan, where she spent a few
davs with relatives.
: Miss Linda Addison, of Andrew, will
be the guest of Miss .Cornclia Bourquf
today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Harold Edwards and Miss Maud'
Guidry came i'll Thursday from Batoi
Rouge and Opelousas.
M. and Mrs. r. c. Lynn, of LAX
: Charles, are visitors in this city, and ar
stopping at The Palms.
II. NJ. Silver, the cement contractor
left Tuesday for New Orleans an
= Gulfport on a business trip.
Il Mrs J. II. Mccain, Mrs. ?. Toup
/. and children and Rita Guidry enjoyed
:. few DAYS at seashore last week.
|, 7. 7. Brooks returned Wednesda
{ from Bogalusa, where he went to atten
* the convention of the Pythians.
& Mrs. Frank 7. Young, of Covingtoi
i is visiting in this city, the guest of h'
daughter, Mrs. Robert Putnam.
!, Valatin Simon and Adenlare Simo'
two of our prominent citizens from Il
fifth yard, were visitors in this CT
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Bourgeois al
4 children, of Eratl, were visitors lie
THURSDAY, the guests OF Mr.. and MI
I J. w. O'Bryan.
4 Mrs. Carmen and Messrs. Arraud al
o. Stout, of Eunice, attended the we
4 ding here of Miss Rose Escudier al
Trueman Stout.
8 Miss Cornelia Bourque and Mr.. Mo
Il Moss we're visitors to Erath Sunday, |
81 guests of Mr.. Moss parents, MIR. a
81 Mrs. c. 7. Moss.
q 7. A. Summers spent "Wednesday a
= THURSDAY of last week in Galveston, a
4 while there boarded the Fitzpatrick
q took in the interesting sights OF
81 soldiers.
81 Mrs. J. Henry Putnam, and daugle
4 Miss Fannie, of Houston, are visiting
= this city, being guests at The Pair
Mrs. Putnam formerly lived Ill t
parish, at Rose Hid.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
Saturday, May Is, 1914
Railroad Time Table.

An effort is being made by
citizens of this city to have the
railroad commission, which meets
at Baton Rouge Monday, change
,he schedule of the motor car ana
the eariv train out OF Lafayette to
New Orleans, so that one can leave
here on the motor car and catch
the Lafayette local into New
Orleans. 1t is expected that the
change will be made as the change
does not interfere with any Other
schedule.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
SUCCESSION SALE.
ate Of Louisiana, Parish Of vcrinilion, I-;h
Judicial District CJurt--No. GO.

State Of louisiana Parish OF Vcrmilion. l-th
Judicial District CJurt---No 90.
Succession Of Mrs. Jennie Alexander smith
By virtue Of an order of sale issued o''t Of the
Honorable Seventeenth judicial Di,tri,; Court
OF the State Of Louisiana. for the Parish Vi Ncr-
million: said order benr dated April 9TH 1914
and a commission in pursuance thereof, author
izing and empowering me t. sell property for
cash, for the purpose oi realizing funds to pay
the debts and charges OF said succession. will
offer for sale for cash, at public auction, to tn
last ard highest bidder, a, the principal front
door OF the Court House, in the town Of Able
yille. La, OH
Saturday, June 9th, 1911,
between the legal hours prescribed by law the
following described property, ;O-wit
FIRST: One dwelling house and kitchen and
one cistern situated on lot II, CEevis addition
to the town of Aobevillc. la, and which house
and Kitchen being presently occupied by =. :.
Greene
! Second: one small clubhouse. closet and Ger
/ tain fencing situated OF said lot H.
/ Third: The undivided one-half interest III and
to that certain town lot, situated in the town ci
( Abbeville, Parish Of Vernisioi', "A, known ana
/ Designated as lot II. Chcvis Addition 10 said
town; measuring eighty-iive ts) feet north and
south by one Hundred and fifty $50 feet east
and west bounded north by Chevis Street,
south by property Of X. IL. Mills, east by I.ousi-
ana street, and west by lot D. 81 said Chcvis
| Addition: less a strip of Tweuty-thrce and one
half feet wide (east and wesu taken between
parallel lines from the entire west side OF said
lot H
Fourth: The undivided one-half interest III
and to that certain lot situated in the town q
Abbeville Parish Of Vermilon, State OF I.ouisi
ana, known and designated as lot d. OF the
Chevs Addition to said town; measuring eighty
FIVE feet north and south by One Hundred anc
p fifty feet east and west and also an undivided
oue-half interest i'll and To certain strip q
ground. measuring twenty-three and oae-hai
; feet wide least and wcsO taken, between paral
lei line, from the entire west side OF lot H o
, the Chevis Addition, and which said lot ID" an'
strip of ground, as a whole, is bounded on III
North bv Chevis Street South by V. l.. Caldwell
and K. H. Mills East by the remainder oi Io
H" and West by St, Charles Street togethe
with an undivided onc-half interest in and t
:, The large dwelling house aud kitchen tpresenu
70 occupied by J. +. Stansbury) cistern ana hrg
( harm thereon situated, as we'll rs the fencin
! thereon.
BE- Fifth. An undivided onehalf interest in
certain large chicken house.
Sixth: An undivided one-ha!f interest in ar
TO a certain clubhouse.
: RAPHAEL J. I.ABAtNE,
:, Testamcntary Execute
AbNc,-:fle IA. MAY LIST. iDl4
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

An instance where our farmers
are fast taking hold Of the idea of
improving their land is that Of
Messrs. Joseph Hebert and sons,
prominent farmers of the sixth
ward, south of the Abbeville Canal.
This year they added over 100
sacks of Planters fertilizers TO
their field, and as a result their
crops look very promising, and
there is no doubt but what the
Weld will be above any they have
ever gotten.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

The Succession Sale of the
late Mrs. Jennie Alexander
Smith will take place OH June
9th. See the advertisement II,
another column.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

A pretty little wedding WedneS-
dav afternoon about 100, at the
rectorv of the Catholic church,
was that of Miss Rose EScudier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. C..
Escudier, to Mr.. Trueman +.
Stout. Of EuniCe. The young
couple left on the afternoon train,
and will make their home i'll Baton
Rouge. The have the best wishes
for a long and happy life.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

Last Sunday a iollv party was
entertained by Mr.. J. NJ. Me>tepey,
at Esther, being Ills French friends,
besides q number of other guests.
The affair proved 10 be one of the
interesting Cnes a, is generally the
rtile with our French people. One
of the features of this entertain
,nent was that every thing on the
tables was hoyle grown and horne
made, even to the cider. The
dinner was spread under the large
oaks.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23

+ Reynaud was business visitor 10
LAFAYETTE Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. T.. Edmondson, OF !
New Orleans, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. /
Joplin, of Crowley, motored over here
from Crowley last Sunday and spent the
dav with Mr.. and Mrs ". 5. Nilsson.
las. McWhan. who has been connected
with the Planters Rice Mill, of this CITY,
for a number of wears, left Sunday for
Philadelphia, Penn, where lie expects
70 make his home, for the time being at
least. He takes with him the very best
wishes of his many friends.
/ 7. \. Davidson left Tuesday for
/ Crowley, where he went to attend the
marriage of his son, O. NJ, to Miss
Ozite Breaux, of Crowley. The young
couple accompanied him home for
short visit, after which they will nlake
their home at the Ninton oil fields.
Geo. A. Comfort, of the Planters Rice
Mill. will leave Sunday for Chicago,
Detroit. Milwaukee. Buffalo and Clevc-
land, to be gone several weeks. 1t is his
intention to attend the big /. o. NJ. a.
convention. where there will be
machinery i'll operation for inspection.
, Mrs. |. l.. Baldwin, who Is
, demonstration the New Perfection
oil stove for the Standard Oil Co.,
was here Monday and Tuesday
doing demonstration work al
Dalton's Variety store, 1t was a
pleasure for her to show the
5 advantages of the stove, and oil
a the many uses it can be put to.
Last Friday evening about {
, O'Clock fire DESTROYED the Ill
cubator room, brooder rooms anC
about / 800 little chickens at The
n farm of Messrs. Detweiler s Ewell
The three large incubators wer'
saved. and also about 100 llttl
lie chickens. The loss is estimated a
y $500 and up. The industry wa
in It's infancy and this comes a
ID quite a set back to the men
re although it is understood that tn
" matter of rebuilding will be begu
at once and rushed 10 completion
Il The Abbeville base ball tea;
went TO New Iberia last Sunda
for a game with the team OF tia
10 place. They came back home
I'd too, just as quiet as could be, non
had any thing to say regarding tn
nd game. Later one of our reporter
nd found out that the New lberi
nd boys ate 'eln up alive, as IL
nc old saying goes, the score bein
about steen to nothing. This
er' only three games the boys ha'
IN had a chance to play and still hay
,;s their first one to win. Keep coura;
boys. somebody 5 gotter get heat
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
More Farmers
Farming Better,

Hamlng diversified products, grown on
government drained lands, over good
roaGs to local cash markets where
thirsty home labor in our factories may
CONVEX. the raw into finished pTUdGcts,
and with adequate transportation
facilities, supplying protitabiy the
world market, Is the object of the
Southwest Louisiana
Dcvclopemcnt Bureau
Lets Get Together The Abheville
Progress is member. Join With Is.