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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-10-28
FL CASTELLANO EN- Los
ESTADOS UMDOs

Bajo este epigrale public6 {
Norte Americana un alticulo edi
toflal que repruducimos para qu
1nuestros lectores Sc den cuent;
del moviullento que hay en- 10
Esrados Unidos en- favor de nues
tro idloma. Hasta hace muy poct
nadle Sc ocupaba de el. Entire 10.
ldlomas modernos que eran obiga
torlos para ciertas carreras, no ST
lncluia el castelano. Comenzaror
por admltlrIo con los otros, aunque
prefeflan cualquiera otro a eI; lue-
go 10 consideration igual a los
otros, y ahora en- aIgunos puntos
tiene Ia preferencia.
La literature eastellana Sc igno-
ra aqnl completamente; pero tam
bien es cierto que ninguna fuesa
desla inglesa, Sc conose bien. No
creemos que entire ciento de los
que han conclude sn colegiatura,
haya uno que pueda dar los nom
bres de media dozena de escritcres
espaiioles, mucho menos, que haya
ieldo siquiera una de sus obrae. Es
una verdadera lastima que, va
que elingles y el castellano estan
destinados a ser quizas por siglos,
las lsnguas Dominates en- America,
sean tan pocos los que de nuestra
raza apreden eI ingl6s, como los
dc habla ingiesa que habIan nues-
ira lengua. Ell Norte Americana
nos dice algo de 10 cue Sc esta ha-
ciendo en- los Estados Unidos para
remediar el nal. He aqui el arti
culo.
'Cada dia toma mayor incfe-
mento en- este pals el inter6s no
sole por IA America Latina, sino
tambien por el estudio del castella.
no. En- muchos Estados el caste.
lano es Il idioma extranjero que Sc
ensefla de preferencia en- las es.
suelas publicas. Nuestra prop'a
2evista es un texto auYiliar de
ectura para las clases de castella-
10 en- muchos establecimientos de
"Comit6 Auxiliar de Muieres de
os Estados Uninos del Segundo
Songreso Cientlfico Pan America
10, con dieciocho Republicas re
'resentadas en- q, desarrolo una
labor para folnentar
is relaciones amistosas PAn-Ame.
lcanas, Y Sc esfuerza por ayudar
avance social, educational e in
ustrial dc todo el Continente. Is
'residente de este Comite Ia Seno.
a Robert Lansing,
"Recientemente ha envia3o el
omite una circular a los Presi-
entes de Colegios. y Superinten-
antes de Escuelas, en- Ia cual lla-
"a la atenci6n una de las reso-
Iciones adoptadas por el Segundo
ongreso Cientifico Pan Ameri-
mo que dice asi:
El segundo Congreso Cientifico
an-Americsno recomienda que Sc $
lsefie el castellano mas Drofusa. :
ente en- las escuelas, colegios y
niversidades de los Estados Uni
IS, y que Sc ensene elingles mas ;
ofusamente en- las instituciones c
ucadoras observation-disclosures. &
lie ambos idiomas Sc ensehen
sde Ell punto de vista de la vida
eratura e instituciones sociales
los continentes respectivos.
'Cada dia Sc crea un nuevo
lb Hispano-Americano en- algu-
ciudad de los Estados Unidos. v
Nueva York hay varios. en- u
icago hay dos; los hay en- ciuda P
) grandes, como San Luis y en- ST
Idades pequelas, como MiIwau- Fl
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-10-28
ESAA COMO
e MIRIAM Los
D]DS AnERICANOs

Con este encabezado ei Hears
International escribe un cuentt
en- su tiro de Noviembre Y Sc |,
intitula: "Espafia Ia Esfmje."
Este repIeta de vividas impre
stones como Sc recibieron por unc
del yiejo despues de una vista a
nueyo. Ei escritor en- un mara
villoso escrito retrata a Espafla
como es-- Espafia con diez revo-
Fuciases en- los ultimos Glen amos y
ann Eontinuando en- la 1nisma ter
quedad y sistema politico, de an.
taho y de los siglos. No obstante
el escritor, de alguna manera dice.
fuera de Espaha hay un senti-
miento que expresa la idea que
EspaIia sigue cuando Sc habla de
revoluciones.
I'll eseritor sigue deSarrollando
el tena como Espana sigue VII
Viendo, como ell. alma de Espafia
sigue sin Ia Teyolucion social que
serha Dredestinado Eara ella. Erse,
ma que los actuales problemas de
Espaiia y para a resto del mundo
son fundamentamente egononli-
cas-. Dices VI 81 pueblo Espalai
experimental q hanbre, e cielo
les ayude, pucs ellos tienen Ia
culpa Hay algo primitive en- 81
alma de Espaiia que grita salvaie
mente por Ia sangre en- Ia Ielea de
toros v de esta viva representa-
ci6n figurativa el escritor sigue
enseiiand0 la guieta J lenta eXis-
tencia que ALI Sc vivc. Retrata Ia
Mantilla que Sc usa uDlversalnen-
te en- ell sur, Que da aquel t0queI
de miSterlOsO r0manticlsmo a los
ojos fe2ros que cintilan baJo las
cejas oscuras. El le llama ell
Susbtituto del velo de los AIoros
nIas no Sc detiene en- su conento
de los caprichosos tapaios que Sc
encienden cor sus colores Ge Itisl
\ que Sc usan en- tales ocaciones " 4
que son reninicenclas del bazaar
deloriente. Es muy inttresante
leer darrafos como este:
MY, ciertamente, nucho pare |
edo entire Espana y Russia de los
Cars, Il. aunque Ia analogia no
debe insistirse demasiado, los re.
sidentes de Espala que han yivi-
do en- el Impeio de los Roman
offs, profesan de ser nluv sorpfen-
dido por clio. Como Russia. Espa- .
ma es por Europa, IN pais de bas-
tas distancias Y comunicaciones
rudimentarias habitados por gem
tes sirnples iliteratas tn masa,
pacientes Y muy sufridos, afferra-
dos ea Ia superstici6n medieval {
mas tsAn que Teligiosa de los ITEM
pos modernos. gubernados por /
unos previligiados cuantos en- in Ii
teres de Ia minoria. {
La Manarauia actual c0nstitu- I
cional, con todos sus defectos, no
tanto de construction sino de adj {
Ininistraci6n, es el simbolo de una {
aura j bien merecida victoria SO. i
bre ei negro reaccionisno cuya /
amenaza ha, aun todavia, no pasa. r
Hace pocos amos que todos los ele- Z
nentos democratas de Espafla Sc
llarmaron con la sos2echa que los T
lesordenes socialts revoluciona- d
los Sc fomentaban por los ultra r,
Conservatives para preparar I'm S;
,retexto para vover al Preten- Il
uoso Carlista, Don Jaima, como e.
] unico hombre potente que POI ;:
ria salyar la fabrica social Espa- 9,
ol. =
Espaiia no obstante, no Sc debe #
lzgar Dor los ejemplos America al
os Europeos. On famoso es- VI
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.C|NC0 ACUsADOs
. Con FL AsEsIAAT)
De T|RC|O D. VARGAS
La Muerte en- Rio Arriba un Cri.
men AtrOz.

| FL Juez de Dlstrito Reed Hollo-
man expidi6 el Sabado 6rdenes de
arresto para el arresto de cinco
hombres acusados del asesinato de
Tiricio De Vargas, estafetero de
Canjllon, condado de Rio Arriba,
el dia % de Agosto de este ano.
Sus nombres son:
Damian Lobato,
Porfrio Jaramillo,
Maximinio Martinez,
Francisco Trujillo,
Felix Lobato
Estan acusados de asesinato pre-
medltado por e hermano del fina-
do, el exalguaciI Ciriio D. Vargas.
del condado de Rio Arriba.
Sc rumora que seis hcmbres fue-
ron tomados encustodia yarios dias
pasados en- el.condado dc Rio Arr
ba, seguido de selnanas de trabajo
sobre el mistefip del asesiaato por
las autoridade9s Y f1ar6a 'tfaidosa
la penitenciarias de sstad6. Ofde-
mes de arresto fueron expedidas
solamente por cInco.
Flanzas en- la suna de $1,000 ca
da uno son demandadas antes que
los acusados seam permetidos de
regresar a sus casas.
La Averisuacion el Dia ID de No.
yiembFe,
Fl Juez Holloman ha fjado ell
dia IA de Nogiemb1e como Ia fe.
cha para Ia investigation para los
clnco acusados- Ell Procurador de
Alejandro Read represen-
tara al estado en- la averiguacion.
Sc dice.
FL asesinato de 1ircio De Var
gas aparentemente fue I'm asesina-
to en-. sangre fra, Fuc baIeado a
la roche del dia % de
agosto mientras apartaba el correo
sn Ia estafsta local en- Canjilon.
q asesino dispar6 IN rifle 3 pisto.
q por la ventana a Ia izquierda de
a entrada de Ia tienda en- la luz
ie una lampara de aciete por la
ual q Sr. De Vargas estaba ira
'ajando La muerte fue instanta-
lea.
Este fuc q tercer asesinato en-
! famllla De Vargas, el hermano
el estafetero De Vargas, Antonio,
ablendo sido asesinado en- l912y
q padre fue asesinado muchos a.
os pasados.
que evidencia el Estado haya
onseguldo para tirar lrz en- eI
listerlo dei asesinato no Sc pudo
certar. lnmediatameute despues
e Ia muerte de Tircio De Vargas,
: dee, rastros fueton hallados en-
tente dc Ia tlenda, indicando que
n hombre Sc habia asomado por
/ ventana a Ia derecha de la en-
ada y luego paso Ia ventana de
! izQulerda.
(El Nueyo Mexicano.)
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critor Frances dijo en- una oca
ci6n, y este es tan cierto como sa.
bio: Africa empieza en- los Piri.
lneos" +" Esa es una exageraci6n
que hace resaltar un esencial al
relieve.
En- ell alma de Espaha hay aIgo
del alma incambiable de del Arabe
del ofiente, algo que insiste en-
union de aquellos megquitas No
ros y ''minarets" que ahoEa son
mascaras compulsorias 0 imitadas
catedraIes.7
Por parte del magazine de
HEARST este articulo es un YER
dadero rasgo de habilidad. Es un.
retrato vivo de algo que deseamos
saber algo sobre de clio y mien.
traspueda haber alguna question
en- los que expresa el escritor,
s;empre es una buena cosa yer
que una empresa Americana de
den el tempo y es-
pacio d EsDaila como 10 ha hecho|
Hearst. Todos los que sientan
aIguna sensation den la Espafia
vieja haran bien de leerIo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-10-28
EN- UNA FARMACIA

Ni1o-Deme diez centavos d
pastillas de eucalyptus.
Farmacentico iTiene prisa?
Niio. No. senor: tengo tos,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
Ir. ]. FERNAND BROUSSARD

Mr. j. Fernand Broussard, aged 81
years, 3 months and Is days, died on
Thursday, June 2nd, 1921. at $50
O'Clock a. m. at the home Of his mother.
Mrs. P. Numa Broussard, in Abbeville,
La,
Tie funeral was held on Friday
noring at clock from the Catholic
Cdurch, burial being made i'll the new
Catholic cemetery.
The pail bearers were: J. f. Starg,
bury, Felix Nunez, Adam Morton, Pierre
Bourgeois, John Laporte aud Fernamd
Lachaussee.
Besides his wife he is survived by a
number Of brothers and two sisters aud
his mother. all of whom are well known
highly esteemed.
His brother are: Elias L. Broussatd,
of Gueydan, 2. |. Brods>ard, c. c.
Broussard,R. Jf BroussarI, Ferne>t
Broussard, Ga twin brother,j Lloyd
Brousoard, Theo Broussard, of Alb.
beville, and Lull Broussard, who is in
the Navy,
| His sisters are: Mrs. Charlie, Llsaiie.
! of Orange Texas, and Mrs. Arthur
Ewing, of Abbeville.
! Mr.. Broussard had been i'll for some
time although his death came as a sur.
prise to many. He was a member Of the
/ w. .. W. Of Abbeville.
The family has the heartfelt sympa.
thy of the entire community in their
bereavement
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
REV. J. r. POLLARD
is MADE CANON

CContributcdl
Monday, May &oth, Rev Father BIOL
lard gave farewell banquet. His
/ Lord>hip. Right Rev. J. Il. Jcanmard,
OF Lafayette, and manv OF Rev. Boil
lard = routr"r.> nad been requested to
attrud, and ~ ary 2lat - state that
unlike. the invited guests of the mar
I riag" least in tine Go>pcl, they arrived
IN dine time. but great surprise
awaited them. when the doors OF the
banquet room were thrown open; the
guests, the Right Rev. Jcanmard and
eighteen or nineteen priests from diff
fcrcnt parishes, gazcd with admiration
at the beautiful display which met
taeir eyes; the room was a rrofusion of
graceful ferns and white lilies; silver
bows were in evidence everywhere and
the table giittercd with silver tray
ami doilics.
From somewhere the secret was borne
INTO the room. II was Rev. Father Bol
hard silver jubilee, Twenty u,r years
the Lord, Amounted one. Twenty
five wears Of work for hi, Creator,
What a privilege.
Congratulations poured in from all
directions. Right Re-. Jeanmard then
conferred the title Of Canon on Our
beloved Pastor. Owing to lack of time
Rev. BoIard will not be invested With
the Canon rcgalia before his return
from Europe.
May his trip be pleasant one. and
may our dear Lady OF Lourles cure all
his Ills and send him back to his cher
ishcd Abbeville people.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
TRAHAN-LEBLANU

Miss Laura Leblanc, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. d. Leblanc, of this place,
was married on Wednesday June lst,
TO Mr.. Jean Essie Trahan, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reny Trahan, Of kaplan. The
wedding took plate in New Orleans
The young couple has many friends,
who wish them much success IN hte
Mr.. Trahan is d valued empisy" ~ The
Clerk. Qfice,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

This Office is in receipt Of ccnplailts
that there are a few certain peopl= who
have failed to cI; the large gras. end
weeds ~ their sidewalks, Perhap. these
certain people forgot 70 cut them, TT
maybe they could mt borrow = hoe t.
cut them with. However, We trust they
will cut them real soon.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
.Nunez Sparkless


Numa Bourque and family motorcd
70 Cow Island Sunday.
Misses May and sibyl smiley re-.
turned home SATURDAY from a visit 10
= Gucydan.
Miss Ella Lemaire, who La, been at
tending school in Gucydan, returned
home tor the summer vacation.
Miss Cornelia Smiley is visiting
friends in Perry this week.
o. &. Hebert and Z. L. Smilcy at
tended the dance at Rousseau BroIs.
sard 5 last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. luna Guidry and Mr..
Romero Guidry were visitors to Abb,.
willie Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lonzo Smith aud Mis-
Annie Stirklcy, OF Gucy'lan, visited
relatives here THURSDAY.
Miss Elsie McCIelIaud. of Crowley.
visited friends here last week
Miss Edia Leblanc returned 10 her
home in Perry Sunday.
Misses Ella Hebert and Mabel Guild.
~, and Mr.. Mayo Hebert were visitors
to Perry Sunday.
Miss Emiley Guzardo, Of Abbcvillc,
visited Misses Euland and Eula Brcaux
las Friday, returning to ner home on
sunday.
Mcssrs. Levy Hartman, Maurice Ba.
don, Theodore Vincent and Sidney Vim
cent attended the dance at Rousseau
Brous.ard' 5 Saturday night.
Mcssrs. Arnold Brcaux and Galbert
BrousSard attended the dance at Rous,
scau Broussard's saturday night.
Arnold Breaux was business visitor
to Abbeville Wednesday.
Misses Euland and Eula Breaux and
Emiley Guzardo attended the dance at
Broussard's Saturday night,
Miss Anna Guzardo, of Abbeville, is
visiting Misses Euland snd Eula Bresux
this week.
. +. L. Smiley took trip TO Perry
Sunday.
We have been having a few showers
this week which are very welcome Wis
TORS to the farmers of this place.
The dance Wednesday night was well
attended for q weekday dance. There
was between sl2 and SIS ilear profit
for the school.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
~ A4bIb1H ~
Local Secretary

LOST Cameo Pin, between Mrs. Bessie
Fleming and John Laporte's store.
size pink cameo. Reward for
its return to Mrs. Z. c. Stewart.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
U. s. CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

An open competitive examination UNI
der the rules Of the U. s, Civil Service
Commission for the position of Clerk
in the Post Office ct Abbevillc, La,
will be held on JUNE 4, 1921, eommcnc-
ing at o'clock a, III.
Application for this examination
mast be made on the prescribed form,
which, with necessary Instructions, nav
be obtained from the Commission 5
local representative, at the Ahbe,iiie,
La, Post Office, or from the under
signed,
All persons wishing to take this OK
animation should secure blanks and ile
their applications with the urlersig d
III once in order TO allow time fer any
necessary corrections AMI 20 a,ral &c
for the examination.
J. 0. LEBLANC,
Local Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs, J. G., LeG,Hn! and
children left Tuesday for New ORLEANS,
where they went to attend the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Laura, to M
Jean Essie Trahan,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Jauberg entcs-
tanned quite crowd of young folks al
dansante Thursday night complim"r-
Miss Celima, Refreshments were scr.
we'd.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
The Comforts Of the
American Home {;

It IS we'll known fact that, home for home, the
i American household has moro comforts and
conferences than thai c; any other nation.
In foreign lands the modernizcd dwelling is
fond only il tie b2:.:o. sections Of the larger
c;>>.cs, Everywhere in America you find t3a
piano, t:2 vacuum cl.a1er, wG7ting Y2aca!no3,
uq-to-date heating systems, telephones and
am,;erless electrical aprI4ar>es,
There is a uel-,,ers loc'' a501. residence, store
or out, niGirg5, Wit, e atmosphere CT r-os-
perity at confer, I: ia e.a1 step tc T.2.{se
why this Is e. low It's condition Has brought
about? l. IS largely CIo u advertising.
Sop and think Low n,cay Of TIE foods you rat,
~ tie things ycu wear AM other articles er:crirg
into your cvcrytay lie, ycu fir3: heard OF
through advertisements. You Will then r,al'7o
what Tatt they 10 pig, or should play, in
your daily life.
Read the advertisements regularly and thor
F. crghly, II yoa are not elroaty doing g. They
go Gre 70 yoQ tEa@ ecu can ~
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berwick Shaw, of Pat
tersOn were visitors in Abbeville last
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul BOurdier, Of New Iberia,
was among the visitors in AbbevilIe
Sunday.
Misses Irc'c and EIoisc Brasssdx
attended the dance at Lafayette Tues
day night.
Issac Bertrand, and Lawrence Perry
motorcd here from Crowley, Wednesday
Oh business.
Miss Angcline David was here Sun
day, the guest of Misses Thercsc and
Rose Moore.
Misses Betty and Blanche Causcy left
Wednesday, for a visit to relatives in
New Iberia.
Miss Jessie Rust, OF Chicago. is the
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
., Broussari.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Adam Morton, are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy which
arrived Tuesday.
Miss Rita Chauvin will leave Sunday
for Natchitoches. where she will at
tend summer normal.
Miss Evelyn Womack, of Gueydan,
was the guest of Mrs. Ran Webster
cdNuIud. anu SuhudN'
An addition has been made TO the
Texas Oil Co. office building on Main
street, near the depot.
Miss Sophie Lemairc, of New Iberia,
was visitor here last week, the guest
of Miss Irma O'Bryan.
A. Plcasance attended the big bali
game in Iota Sunday. The score was
to l in favor of Iota.
Mrs. j. o. Plaisance spent the day
Sunday in KaplHn, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. W. L Hofpauir.
Mrs. b. b. Leblanc returned from a
visit to Youngsville, and was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Blanchet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Marine, of New
Iberia, were visitor here Sunday, and
guest Of Miss Marie Brasseaux.
Mesdames j., C. Besse, Bertrand, Cos.
sam, Landry, were the guests Of DR..
and Mrs. L. J. Eleazar Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Alphe and chill
dren of Lafayette, were visitors In Alb
beville Sunday, guests of relatives.
Miss EMMY Guzardoe, returned Sdn.
day from visit to Nunez where she
was the guest of Miss Eula Breaux
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Landry, Of
Crowley, were the guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. U. Bourque Sunday.
Miss Annie Laura Newman, of Den
yer, Colo, who was the charming guest
of Mrs. j. f. Nettles, left Thursday.
Joseph p. Tracy, of New York, re-
presenting the Eouthern Good Roads
Company. was visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. 7. l.. Melebeck left Thursday
for Houston, where she will be the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Dutel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Vandergear, Miss
Hilda Lena, OF Crowley, were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Calico Guidry
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Deiahoussee, Of
New Iberia, were the guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Broussard
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles l.. LaSalle, of Orange.
Texas, was called here Thursday on
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
LIBRARY BOOKS MISSING.

The following books were loaned
from the Public Library and have not
been returned.
VIII the borrowers please send or
bring them next Tuesday, June Ist to
the Library at 4;30 P, M or telephone
Mrs, b, .. Wood and she will SEMI Tor
them.
David Harum .,..,....a".. Sidney BeaGSi,
The Hiswstha Primer, .Juanita Beauxis
The Princess .........:.....:.......... Z, Drenes
Boys Life of Lincoln. Grace Nihsldi
Little Laurie Prince. Virsis rhibodeaus
The Cisnsrhan ............ charlotte Trshar
Also these four books are missing and
no records Of who has chem,
The Silence of Mrs. Harold,
Laddis,
The Pta,rie,
Emmy Lot.
Wood Motor Co. for fordsoE
Tractors and nspairI,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
Il III

600 o o o Q . c 0 q
q Advertising is the most power q
0 full force in modrrn business life. G
1T Is the greatest Salesman in the O
o world. Printed salesmanship &
u (advertising) presents to thous- G
. andS of people at ones time the q
D arguments and reasons (Which the G
o individual salesman cot d present G
. to but one. r
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

+. A. Sigur LETT Thursday for New
Orleans and will return with Mrs. 81
CUR, who was operated on at the Turo.
We are glad to say that she is doing
well.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04
| LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

49, A0
HAPPENINGS
o. j. Heck, of Lafayette, was here
Sunday.
Rene Dubois was visitor r. Earth
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Campbell is on the sick list
this week.
Watson Wood left Thursdav for
New Orleans.
MlsSGcrmine Guzardoe is visiting re-
latives in Gueydan.
Mrs +. Dronct, of Lafayette is visit
ing relatives here.
a. Landry, of New Iberia, was
visitor here Sunday.
Arno David, of New Iberia was a
visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. Roy Terrier, of Kaplan. was a
visitor here Tuesday.
tiys,e Landry, Of New Iberia. wa a
visitor here Monday.
Sol. isaacs, Of jefferson Island, was
a visitor here Sunday.
Charles Picket, of New Orleans, was
a visitor here Monday.
Bad Petry, of Crowley motored here
Oh business Wednesday.
Rev. T. a. Wcnn, of New Iberia, was
a visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Moss, of Erath,
were visitors here Sunday.
Miss Cecile Bourdier of New Iberia,
was a visitor here Sunday.
Miss Hilda Lampman is visiting rel.
atives in Welsh this week.
Miss Stella Primeauy, Of Kaplan,
was visitor here this week.
". II. Sledge, of Kaplan, was bus.
mess visitor here Wednesday.
A. Theriot and l. Mouton, motored
to Crowley on business Tuesday,
Raymond Sarver, of Crowley was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
The Parish Police Jury held its regu.
lar monthly meeting Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Whence, of Rice Cove,
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Laura Mcpherson, was the guest
Of Miss Hazel O'Bryan this week.
Mrs. A. Sonnier, of .Rayne, was the
guest of Mrs. Eleazar Wednesday.
Miss Monique Dutel entertained at
dinner Sunday, Miss Ena Bsrres.
Miss Elada Hebcrt, of Kaplan, was
visitor here between trains Sunday.
George Golden is here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Dubois. of near
Crowley, were visitor here Monday.
Lea Perry, of Crowley, was a visitor
here Sunday, being one of the X. C's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Jenti'e, of Jeffer
son Island, were visitors here Sunday.
Born-on MAY 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Doxie, of Grand Cheniere, a girl.
MinOs Gordy came in Saturday to
spend the vacation with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. "'Pete' Campbell,
of Port Arthur, are visiting relatives
here.
MCKEE SAYS
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

n ard Mrs.. mis Vallpe left On
TAuIsIay On their way for a pleasure
trip % Europe, where they will visit
England, France, Italy aud other parts
of the country. Mr.. vallee also will
attend the international meeting OF the
cotton association, for which he mas the
necessary credentials,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Vandergear, Miss
Hilda Lena, OF Crowley, were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Calico Guidry
Sunday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Delahoussee, Of
New Iberia, were the guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Broussard
Sunday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

We have been having a few shower:
this week which are very welcome Wis
TORS to the farmers of this place.