Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-02-09
VETERINARY SURGEON


Ms C'aadc ilaa.aari aud baby
left Monday for their home IN Beau
mont, after a pleasant visit here. She
was accompanied home by her mother,
Mrs. Sophie Ahadic, who will he her
guest for Il while.
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Glad hotcaud, Reno Nallcc, Morris
stafford, Donald Fisk, Edgar AIoItaGn2
aud Red .Iuuko. motorcd over to Ope-
louSas last Friday night. One of the
boys went on business and the others
went along to keep him company. The
boys stated to our reporter that hey
had bad roads to travel on and were
logged many times, nevertheless hey
succeeded in making the trip i'll -
hours. However they all got back
home o. X. and say the streets in
Abbcvillc are not so bad.
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DIR. G.. J. Edwards, parish health
officer, appeared before the police jury
at its meeting Wednesday in regard
To the matter of spinal meningitis in
the western portion of the parish.
The doctor iii not think it necessary
for quarantine at this time, but
cautiQncd them to keep watch on the
matter in ease of any further spread,
over the seven cases officially pro
uounced. His advice was that people
stay away from sick people when the
sickness is unknown to tdem, and that
those from infected district keep away
from others.
Any maLhen chicks andewspaper egg
his paeheapt paid for that feek. 1t
nets less than postage stamp--less
than to send or receive a letter. 1t
comes to you every week, rain or
shine, calm or stormy. No matter
what happens, it enters your door a
welcome friend, full of sunshine, cheer
and interest. 1t opens the door OF
the great world and puts you face
events. No man is just to his children
or good to himself who does not take
his home papcr-Wcst Point News.
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3 Engine Gang ; Bottom.
j. A. Summers.
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Tie Literary Society of the Able
willie High School will give public
entertainment at the Victor Theatre on
the night of Washington S birthday,
Friday February %, 1918. This en-
! tcrtainment. will take the form of a
/ literary programme and each number
will be patriotic one. This Literary
, Society was organized five years age
and has met regularly ever since. The
/ students desire to hold an open ol
public session in order to inform the
patrons and others of the nature OF
the "Societv' meetings which have
been held monthly in tibet study Hal
for so MANY wears. At the same tim,
il is hoped thta, through the generosity
of Mr.. landry, few dollars will h'
earned for the High School. The Alb
heville High School is making rapiC
progress along all lines and the earn
est efforts of tn students deserve
good attendance at their rrcgram Oh
the above date Full announcement
and program will be found In mex
week = issue issue Look 70. il.
The United States Food Administers
/. ton has called upon the hotels, res
: 'aurants and dining ears to take tn
; lead In the new food program, put
> ting it into effect inmediatelv. MOI
Iay and Wednesday are wheatless da"'
1 NCSIdN anu iltdN l4iNd'iNNo1 pi-r' ~
T. rrdav porkless. Portions of wlea
2 bread or rolls served should consis
= of not more than two ounces. and nc
more than this quantity should he Sc
val t. any one person at m2a
| POLLS should not weigh more than on
= ounce each, except when corn, GA
meal or bran bread or rolls are SER
p od the portion may % t. four ounce
n The caterers are also subject to Il
i new baking regulations, and must
y censc if thew do their own bakin
/ Mr.. Hoover saws that the hotels an
k restaurants have helped nightly b'
that thev can and must do no NOR
"New dispatches from Germany a
IS convincing evidence that food is goii
# to win the war;, he pleads 'sho
d the country that your are more II;
1, willing 20 do your part IN this a
e complishment. "
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d. / fairbanks Morse Engines, 6 h.
II j. A. Summer
x, FRENCH LECTURE THURSDAY.
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