The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-09-14

w. P. Baldridge of Barbreck was
an OpeIousas visitor between trains
last Saturday.
J. Adrain Walker of near shuteston
transacted business here on last Sat
urasy.
R.Lee Mills of lower Bellevue, one
of the police jury members from the
first ward, was in this city on satur-
day.
The Star Progress Acknowledges
brief visit last Saturday from Paul
G. Castenado Of Eunice, proprietor
of the st. Paul hotel of that town.
Mr.. Castenado is well known here and
numbers his friends by the score.
Since retiring from the position as
travelling salesman he has operated
a hotel in Vile Platte and a couple
of years ago moved to Eunice where
he is engaged in the same business.
He is noted for the splendid service
and cooking he gives his patrons.
Miss Pauline Mizzi, well known
and popular school teacher, departed
last week for Scott, Lafayette parish,
where she will be engaged in profess
sional work
Postmaster Geary of Lake Charles
was here Friday and Saturday, visit
ing his friend Congressman Lazaro.
Miss Roberta Young departed the
first of the week for Natchitoches
where she will enter the state normal
school for The session.
Morrill, MiIburnsof Euniee was visi-'
tor to opelousas last Friday night.
Judge Gilbert Dupre returned
home Friday from Baton Rouge to
spend the Weekend with home folks,
returning to his legislative work Mon
day.
After spending several days here as
the guest of relatives, Prof. L. w.
Mayer returned to his home in New
Orleans the first Of the week
Former sheriff D. M. Fontenot and
family have moved into Opelousas
from their country home near Kenni-
son springs. They are domiciled on
the upper floor Of the w. ]. Sandoz
building, corner Main and Grolee.
J. e. Bacon of Dubuisson station,
Bayou Boeuf, was business visitor
to Opelousas last Saturday.
A Meyer, former resident of near
Palmetto, where he was engaged in
business for many years, was here
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Meyer has
been living in Natchez, Miss, for
some time.
Miss Louise Pelletier of Lafayette
was the guest last week of Miss Rosa
Hebrard of this city for several days
Mrs. Frank shute of opelousas and
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guests of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mamlikas and
two little daughters are visiting rea-
tives and friends in San Antonio.
Texas.
Mrs. P. L. Lawrence and children
accompanied by Miss Mildred Duson
and Mrs. E. N. Foreman, all of Crow
ley, motored here last Thursday and
spent the remainder of the week in
this city as the guests of relatives
and friends.
Mrs. w. F. Clopton and daughter,
Miss Helen, left last Thursday for
New Orleans where Miss Helen will
resume her studies for the new ses-
sion in the Newcomb college.
L. O. Provost of Bayou Boeuf, pros
porous farmer of that section of the
parish, transacted business here Sat
urday.
Charles Stiitg, farmer residing west
of Opelousas, was here last Satur
day.
After spending ten days in Port Ar
thur, Texas, Miss Gertie Fux return
ed home Sunday night.
Attorney Morton Thompson visited
friends in Lake Charles last Sunday,
returning home the same day.
DR.. o. P. DAILY of near Shuteston
was a business visitor to Opelousas
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Landry and
little daughter, after spending the last
six weeks in Opelousas conducting
the Star-Progress contest, departed
Sunday for Crowley. During their
stay in this city they made many
warm friends, al Of whom regretted
to Sc them depart
Mrs. p r. Sando8 and children
spent the day Saturday in the woods
at Kennsfon springs. enjoying a fam
lily outing and impromtu picnic.
Charles Pucheu, cotton buyer If
Vile Platte, was a visitor to Opelou-