The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-08-07
Personal

Mr.. W. M. Andry from New Or
leans returned home after two weeks
at his sister, Mrs. C. A. Reynolds.
Mr.. Louis H. Reynolds and wife
from vicksburg, Miss, spend fifteen
days vacation with his sister, Mrs. Dr..
B. A. Litten.
Mrs. Bertha Lyons and two sons, ac-
.companied by Mrs. ]. B. A. Stage
and daughter, Rosa of Crowley left
on Monday for New Orleans to spend
several days.
Sheriff E. Oden of Allen Parish
was shaking hands with old friends in
town Wednesday.
George Perrault returned TO Ope-
lousas on last Friday from Baton
Rouge to spend the rest of his vaca-
ton with his mother, Mrs. w. C. Per-
rault.
Misses Elise and Nita Dardeau Of
Vile Platte are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Herschel Roberts.
Frank Roberts formerly of Opelou-
sas, but for the past few months
resident Of Crowley was here the early
part of the week attending business.
Miss Moulise and Georgia Shute re-
turned on Tuesday from st. Martin
vile after spending several days with
relatives.
George Richard of New Orleans
transacted business in town Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. J. T. St. Cyr returned home on
last Saturday from Marlin, Texas. Mr..
st. Cyr was called home suddenly on
account the serious illness of his
mother.
Mr.. Adolphe Jacobs left on Monday
night for Greenville, Miss, where he
will meet his wife and children from
there they viii go to French Lick,
Ind, to spend several weeks before
returning to Opelousas.
Mrs. Henry Comeau and daughter
left on Saturday for Ashville, N. c., to
spend several months at the Manor.
Miss Virgie st. Cyr, after having
spent few days with Miss Corinne
Lalannde, Of Lafayette. left this week
for Terrier, Calf. She expects to
make stops in Los Angeles, San
Francisco, and Portland, Oregon on
her trip.
Mrs. A. D. st. Cyr and Miss Eu-
genie St. Cyr spent Sunday in Baton
Rouge, the guests of Miss Josie st.
Cyr, who is attending school there.
Allen Sandoz, Jr., has been dis
charged from the Navy after term
of service of nearly four years and is
now at home with relatives in Ope-
lousas.
James Jackson arrived in Opelou-
: sas Thursday morning, having served
out his enlistment in the Navy. He
had attained the rank Of chief gun
ner mate.
: Mr.. George Lowell of Crowley spent
: Sunday in Opelousas guest of Miss
Lena Loeb.
. Walter Dupre formerly Of Opelousa
for the past ten years a resident o
Jennings, La, and Houston, Texas
was here during the week visiting re
: latives.
8 Robert Budd was a visitor to Ney
= Orleans a couple of days last week.
3 Mr. George Jordan made a bus
q ness trip to Eunice on Monday r.
= turning the same day.
q After a pleasant stay Of two week
= with relatives in our city, DR.. an
. Mrs. w. ]. Healey and son, returne
e to there home in New Orleans o
= Monday.
Roy Blacksher left on last Sunda
= for Lake Charles to accept a pos
= ton.
Mrs. J. Anderson and daughte
:: Mrs. w. B. Lewis and Edna and Mr.
Richard Lamson motored to Lafayett
= on last Friday.
Miss Emma Healey left on Monda
. for New Orleans to visit her brothe
DR.. w. J. Healey for two weeks.
Mr.. Archie Quirk of Washingto
was an Opelousas visitor on last Sa
urday night.
Bob Ball popular young gentl
man of Alexandria was visiti1
friends here during the week.
E. M. Dupre of Prairie Ronde tran
acted business in Opelousas Wedne
day.
Mr.. Merlin Boyle Of New orleal
and Denver, Colorado, left Thursds
morning for New Orleans after
pleasant stay in Opelousas as Il
guest Of Misses Audrey and We
Smith.
Clayton Guilbeau, Opelousas bt
who is now with the Gulf ProdueiI
Company at Hull, Texas, spent Sc
eral days of this week with his moth
and other relatives here. You
Guilbeau has risen very rapidly in t
service Of the big oil company. E
ginning at the bottom in the file
work at Edgerly just two years az
he is now a driller, having been pl
NOTED when he was transferred