The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11
Washington Notes


eral days of the past week with her
brother, G. A. Baltic, in Basile, La.
A. B. Reed, now of Opelousas,
spent the weekend with his folks
here.
Miss Anna r. Liable, home eco
nomic teacher in the local high school
visited her parents in Lafayette Sat
urday and Sunday Of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bloch of Col
fax visited Mrs. Bloch's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jacob Plonsky, Friday to
Sunday of last week. Their daughter,
Sybil, who came with them will re-
main to attend school here for the
present session.
w. R. Boudreau, Jr., A. B. Reed,
J. A. Bailey, A. ]. Wolff and F. L.
Bailey were visitors to Lafayette last
Sunday.
Miss Rosina Olivier, formerly Of
Washington but now of Dallas, Texas,
was married recently to Mr.. G. w.
Hill Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius REESE and lit
tie daughter of Vile Platte were in
town Sunday.
Jno. M. Prescott, recently an
nounced candidate for clerk of court,
was in town Sunday to see his moth
er, Mrs. VIM. M. Prescott, and to
shake hands with his many friends
here.
P. C. Agaise of Elton visited his
mOther-in-law, Mrs. r. L. Bidstrup,
last week.
Misses Elvie Pitre and Ruth Kerr
left Sunday for Prairie ROnde where
they will teach during the present
school year.
Lieut.. Walter D. Dunbar, recently
returned from service overseas, was
a visitor at the home Of his aunt,
Mrs. R. P. Wilkins, few days of the
past week. Lieut.. Dunbar, after Wis
ting his home in Lutcher, will be
permanently located in Baton Rouge
La.
Miss Mahazzo Of Lake Charles is
. guest at the home of B. B. Reubert
]. G. Greenwood of Cincinnati
Ohio, was visitor to the Washington
State Bank on Monday.
R. L. Thompson, local agent of the
S. p, has just returned from stay
Of month at Marlin, Texas.
VIM. H. Reed and son John were in
Opelousas on Monday.
Mrs. Malvina Dunbar and Mrs, M
B. Splanne are visiting in Natchez
Miss.
Mr.. ]. ]. Hampton was in our cit!
Sunday evening visiting friends.
VIM. Benson Crawford, recent!
graduated from Bliss Electrical
School, Washington, D. c., left her
Wednesday for Chicago, ILL.,, wher
he has accepted a position.
Mrs. Mcknight Of Colfax visite,
her son, the principal of the loca
high school, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Aymon,
are now located in Malvern, Ark
where Mr.. Aymond is employed a
city electrician. Mrs. Aymond wa
formerly Miss Alice Elise Carrier
of this place.
There will be Lyceum course her
this winter, consisting of six engage
ments the first Of which is entitle,
"Colonial Maids" and vii take plac
next Wednesday night, October Is
at the Plonsky opera house.
Horace SOileau and Miss Lydi
Doucet of Cataro were quietly mar
ried here on the 9th of last mont
by Rev. P. F. Jansen.
Miss Clayton Gardner left Monda,
for Vidrine, La, where she will teacl
in that school for the present year.
Miss Mamie Daniel, niece of Mrs
Robert Harry, has accepted position
in the local high school made vacan
by the resignation Of Miss Gardner
Willie Carriere and Len Kerr o
Orange, Texas, are visiting relatixe
and friends here this week.
Miss Maude Wartelle is visiting a
the home Of Mrs. Allen in Covington
La.
L. j. Muller, cotton buyer for j.
Barnett, had the misfortune to hav
a platform on which he was standing
at gin in Carencro, fall with him
breaking his arm.
P. ]. Leblanc of Lafayette was
guest at the home Of DR.. J. 7. Mar!
on Sunday Of this week.
Mrs. G. A. Baltic and children o.
Basile are visiting at the home of G
r. Baillio this week.
Mrs. H. L. Bidstrup and daughter
Miss Gabe, are in Elton, visiting
friends and relatives this week.
Ed. ]. Tongaise, popular represen
tative Of the Worries Baking Company
was in town this week rplenshing hi
many customers with his famou:
line Of fancy cakes.
A. J. Wolff Of Lafayette spent the
Jewish holiday last Sunday with hi:
parents here.
G. r. Baltic was in Basile from
Wednesday to Saturday of last week
L. 7. Longmire, representing Arm
ar & Co, Of Alexandria, was in town
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