The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-09-28

parted for New Orleans where ne VIII
practice his profession. Mr.. Swords
is the youngest son of the late la
mented sheriff of St. Landry, Marion
L. Swords, and has been engaged in
the practice OF law here as the part
ner of Hon. L. Austin Fontenot, but
receiving a most flattering offer from
the Crescent City, decided TO accept
it, hence his departure. His many
friends here. while regretting to see
him depart for another field, sincerely
hone that his efforts will be crowned
with much success.
DR.. Conway, formerly Of near Vile
Platte, nod of New Orleans, transact
ed business here the past weekend,
returning home Friday night.
Collins Cormier and DR.. JOS. Rap
hiel of Port Barre were visitors to
Opelousas Friday night.
Roy Terrell of New Orleans, one of
the heading passenger officials of the
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico rail-
road (Gulf Coast Lines), transacted
business here last week. Mr.. Terrell
is well known in this city and has
many personal friends here.
Mrs. V. B. Holstein and two little
children of Port Arthur, Texas, spent
several days here last week on Wis
it to the formers mother, Mrs.
Brown.
Mrs. E. T. Lewis is spending some
time in New Orleans on visit to rel
atives and friends.
Judge L. ]. Dossmann of Fordoche
Pointe Coupee parish, was a visitor
here last week.
w. E. Bachelor is confined to his
home on North Walnut street, this
city, by illness.
w. R. Lacombe and Paul Mizzi
made a business trip to Mamou and
Vile Platte on last Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Schiller and Mr..
Smiley of Morrow station were visit
Ors to Opelousas on last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Woods OF
Waxia were visitors to Opeousas one
day last week and gave this office
a brief call
Alfred Cormier of Port Barre was
a visitor here on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bruner of near
Port Barre visited friends in this city
last Saturday.
Judge F. Banks CASTOR of Melville
came in Friday evening, returning
home Saturday morning. Uncle Banks
reports much improvement in his
eyes since he visited here last.
F. NJ. Ables, prominent citizen of
wasavisitorhere
Melville, was visitor here last Sat
urday.
w. F. Brown, prominently connect
ed with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
million canal company, was business
visitor to Breaux Bridge last satur'
day. ~
Miss Marie Lauman of this city has
accepted a position with the Opelou-
sas Compress company.
C. L. Hayes and John Boagni de-
parted Saturday morning on a hunt
ing trip. on sackett plantation, Bayou
Waxia.
Frank Guilbeau of Sunset, prominent
citizen of the second ward transacted
business here on last Saturday.
After spending several days visiting
friends here, Frank Merritt departed
Friday for Lottie, La, his home. At
present he is employed as a lumber
grader in Little Rock, Ark.
R. D. Landry and A. Bernard Reed, |
both of Crowley, were here Sunday
and from here motored to Port Barre. |
Isaac Stage Of Dubuisson station,
Bayou Boeuf, spent a few hours here
last Sunday.
C. w. Reed of Whiteville visited
his city on Saturday, returning home
IN the afternoon train.
Miss Audrey Smith, who has been
in the clerical force of the
company at Lake Chares
or the past few months, returned to
Ter home here on last Saturday.
Civil Engineer Frank S. Roberts,
wife and children, reached here Sat
lrday. Mr.. Roberts is engaged in the
of the Pershing highway.
Mrs. Roberts will spend some time
lere visiting relatives.
]. P. Trosclair, former postmaster |
If this city and who is now buying
cotton at Bunkie, spent the weekend
lere with his family.