Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-20

! Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. NcGChCc, returned
TO their home in Crowley Wednesday,
having stopped over here for a visit on
their way home from New Orleans.
Mrs G. 4. Beautieu and son, Evans,
were visitors TO Jeanerette this week,
where they were the guests Of Mrs.
Beautieu 5 mother, Mrs. J. l.. Evans.
Miss Stella Primcaux, Of Kaplan, who
has been visiting in Patterson, stopped
over here Sunday on a visit to Miss
Camille Leblanc, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby S. Stcen, who
have been spending their vacation in
Abbuviile with their parents, left Mon
lay for their home in San Pedro, Domln-
I,an Republic.
Rev and Mrs. J. c. Rousseau left
Wednesday for Springfield, La, where
the reveuand will be during the coming
year, after spending year here as the
methodist Minister.
To please certain of our readers we
might say that many hunting parties
are returning home with ll'-le or no
game, and are highly elated over the
health paft of the trip
Robert 'Stsuffer, the merchant at the
corner of State and Lafayette streets
IS putting on big sale. We call yoLr
asseation to his announcement on the
last page of this isue.
DR.. CHARLES E. Diehl, of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, left Thursday for his home, af-
ter few days here attending the Pres
byterian Synod. He is the president
of the Southwestern Presbyterian Uni
versity.
Mrs. Adam Vice, Aged - Years, died
at her home on DotSee Plantation Tues.
day at d. m. The funeral was held
Wednesday, Besides other relatives she
is survived by her husband and nine
children.
John &. Shahks, n former resident of
,hiS place, but now of FrcepOrt, Tex,
spent a few days here this week shak-
ng hands with his old friends. Mr..
Shluks has grown much stouter than
when he left here.
Mrs Fernandez, died at her home in
Kaplan Monday at p. m. Her re-
mains were taken to HOuma, where they
were laid to rest Tuesday, She is sur.
lvired by her husband and several child.
rem besides other relatives,
Mrs L. Dumesnil and Mrs. L. y.
Richard, of Crowley motored here Sun.
day of last week the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. j. :. Lyons, returning Monday ac.
complained by Mrs. j. ), Lyons and son
~. s. Jr Mrs. Lyons returned home Fri.
day.
According to some Of our citizens,
the water In Bayou Vcrmiion went to
a lower level than has been known Of
tor many years, and perhaps as low Bs
II has ever gone. The water was so
low that II prevented crossing in
tSktH on account Of the mud fiat on
each side.
y. o. Landry, the real estate man, has
; moved Ei' offices to ;hc samson Alb
atract bui.u'hc on CorcDfl st,,ct. in
which was fc'merlv kn ::u i; the La.
porte la ding. The offices are neatly
and comfortably arranged. The South
EN- Rice Association also has n set of
, Offices II. thc upper floor. The Veranda
Gaze occupies the lower floor
Robert f. Magill secretarv-treasure
Of the Presbyterian Committee on Pub
'ica'ion, of Richmond, Va, left Thurs.
: day after being in attendance of the
Presbyterian Synod. Mr.. Magil was
much pleased with his visit here. and
informed us that he had visited the
rice, syrup and other mills. and had
most pleasing time wailc n guest in
Abbeville.
Abbeville this week was over run
With amusemcntSf thpre being A ne.
,ro minstrel and a circus II aas been
our impression that these outfits were
barred from entering our community,
but we find they still come. We rise
TO ask what EARTHLY COOL or what Our
community can gain from those "won.
,.erflI attractions There is still need
Of legislation of sons kind, and the
sooner the better.
Nickic SAYS: You mustnt think
We re careless Jest bec1z vou fn5 3 ~.
r'g ap1ical error il the parer orre III
whine. With the millions Of chances
, there is I gu things wrong. it. won.
,, der We don't make more errors than
We do -
+ According 20 Ia-r..s Bulletin 1883.
pork frcH garbage fed hogs IS as good
, IA quall." d, rs .es-l,i,s from other
--,-s, ,.-.- lv2'@ &c 2-roagefel hogs sell
:. practically IL, same prices as aver.
age granted hogs.