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

Attorney Sam w. Gardiner of Vile
Platte, one Of the leading prectition-
ers of the Evangeline bar, transacted
legal business here on last Monday.
]. Adrain Walker, prominent far
mer Of lower Bellevue, near Shutes-
ton, was transacting business in this
city on Monday.
John M. Dufilho visited BarbreSk
and other points on Bayou Boeuf last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Bodemuller and daughter
Miss Lilly Bell, who have been al
Marlin, Texas, for several weeks re-
turned home SSunday. Mrs. Bode'
muller was operated on at a Marlin
sanitarium and is improving rapidly
Mrs. c. c. Porter Of Houston, Texas
reached Opelousas on last Friday
night to spend the weekend with mel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Jack
son, near. Opelousas.
Louis Bihm and step-son, Walter
TAYLOR og Swayzee plantation, Ba'
YOU Petit Prairie, were business Visl
tors here on Saturday.
John Devalcourt of near Sunset was
a visitor here on Saturday.
Ben Anderson of Palmetto transact
ed business in this city last Saturday
A. Sliman one of the leading mer
chants of Palmetto, was here on Sat
urday attending to business affairs.
Miss Mamie Meyers, one of the popu'
lar teachers of the Lawtell school
was a visitor to this city on Satur
day.
DR.. C. A. Goudchaux and Judge
Frank Vannoy, both prominent citi,
zens Of Big Cane, were business visi-
tors to this city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roulette OF
Port Barre were in this city on Sun
day night.
DR.. L. A. Guidry and wife of Coulee
Croche were visiting friends and rela-
tives here on Monday.
John P. Savant of Whiteville trans
acted business in this city on Monday.
Charles Clay, prominent citizen of
Port Barre, visited here on Sunday.
r. Lee Garland and daughter, Miss
Helen, returned from New Orleans
Sunday night. His eldest daughter,
Miss Julia, is now in the nurses
school at the Charity hospital and is
taking two years course of study.
DIR. Charles F. Boagni returned Sun
day night from a business trip to New
Orleans.
Fred L. Bailey of Washington, as
sistant cashier of the bank of that
town, visited Opelousas on last Sun
day night.
Harvey Weir returned home Sun
day night after brief business trip
to New Orleans.
Arthur Guidry of New Orleans
transacted business here during the
past week.
Mr.. Showers and Bob McCay of
Eunice visited this city on last Sun
day.
J. L. Roy, Jr., Of Lafayette passed
through this city on last Saturday on
his way to California, and while here
was the guest of friends.
Terrell Splitter, after spending sew
eral weeks at different points in
Georgia and Florida, returning home
the latter part of the week.
Attorney Morton H. Thompso was
a visitor to Lake Charles on last Sat
lrday, making the trip by 2u:o o3ile.
Allen Mccoy, former member Of the
police jury from the sixth ward, vas
a visitor to Opelousas 'a.L lrit w.
Mrs. Albert Tate, after spending
some time on visit to relatives in
New York, returned home a few days
ago.
Nathan Roos of Lafayette spent
Sunday here as the guest of his uar-
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Roos.
A. D. Hanks of Port Barre was a
business visitor to Opelousas on last
Monday afternoon.
R. E. Smith of Morrow station at
tended to business in this city on last
Saturday.
T. c. Devtlliers, prominent resident
If the Bayou Teche section, was a
visitor to Opelousas Saturday morn
ng and gave this office a call.
Attorney Alex w. Swords has de-
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