Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09

Mrses +. C. and l.. r. Whence, with
Mrs. =. o. Bourgeois and children. Mot
ored to Bayou Sale Saturday and re-
turned Sunday while there they were
guest of relatives.
News was received here by friends of
Mrs. Fisk, stating that Mr.. Roland Fisk
was in Los Aug,cs, California, looking
over prospects with the intention of
making their home there.
Mrses. Euscbe Ledet, Carsaday
Broussard, Dave Toups, Edgar ToIps
and ArcLill Hydell. Motored to Bayou
Sale Saturday where they visited with
relatives having returned Sunday.
e. 4. Moore and Miss Leila Lee, Of
the local telephone employees, were visi.
tors to New Iberia. last week where
they attnded the meeting of Local 20,
Southern Association Of Bell Telephone
employees.
We can take our hats off to the tax
payers Of the Moss School District for
their interest displayed in lettering
their school, On Tuesday Of this week
special tax was VOTED aud carried
without g dissenting vote
Clairvin Broussard and Son Cnrse.
day Brousssrd, left Monday FOR Hous'
ton, Texas, where they attend the thir-
| tieth annual reunion of the United
Confederate veterans which open Wed
nesday and lasted until Friday.
F. F. Farr, travelling freight agent OF
the Kansas City Southern Ry. Co., OF
Lake Charles, was a business visitor in
| AbbeviIle this week. Mr.. Farr s an
ex-newspaper man, having the distinc
tion of publishing the first issue Of the
Mansfield Enterprise,
The Meridional Office has received it,
linotype machine, and IS getting III
shape for larger volume of work. Tho
irogress having one of these machines
gives Abbeville two Of them. md mk3c'
Abbcvllie's printing equipment bette
than is found in many small towns.
Frank c. StCbbins, tao popular man
ager of the Abevllle Mercantile Co.
is defying the high cost OF living, al,
is also wearing smile that reaches
from side to the other, having beer
presented with another fine baby gir
which came % their nome last Friday
Mrs. Aiolph Vincent. was called t,
CrowlS- Wednesday on account Of thi
death o, her Grand child, Daisy Nincen
daughter OF Mr.. 'aAd Mrs. r. Vincent
The child died Wednesday at 9:30 a
tle home OF her parents, at the age O
} years it was buried Thursday, in tn
Crowley cemetery.
Those women who are registering o
! who viii register when the books oper
again, will have to pay their poll tai
on or before Dec 3lst if tue want t
vote next wear and after. Tlia Nigh
also serve rs "a Warming to the M.
folks to be sure of paying their pol
taxes before Lee. 3lst.
Friends here of Edward Dubuissol
; of OpclouSas, are rejoicing over hi
success in earning Cecil Rhode
scholarship, cf hiwch only two came t
Louisiana, the other being Arthur VI
drine, of Vile Plstt. Edward is 81
tending the st. Charles College. Gu
: Of 400 candidates, Edward was one o
/, The 64 successful ones, and consider
, ed quite a distinction for the youn
man.
, Don't carry en- unreliable watch.
Guessing at tie time might cause 70
to miss your train or lose an iAportar
' el2&s cement, aid catching tTay ms al
. meeting engagements are esimpor
/ e.-.J some imas-in fact nost all Tn
re. Watches repatced by Us will r,
i cord correct time. eliminate worry an
disappointment. d, /. Mcpherson, I'll
icLoter