The star-progress., 1921-06-01
PERSONAL

greeting his many friends, Mr.. Morean
is a veteran OF the civil war and is
bearing up splendidly under the
weight of about eighty-seVen or
eighty=eight years. His health is splen-
did and his mind as clear as bell.
The Biblical three-score-and-ten saw
him in his prime, and judging from
his present looks he IS due to reach
and pass the five score mark
Theodule Richard of near Lewis
burg was in Opelousas last Saturday.
Mr.. Richard is one of the staupeh
citizens of st. Lanrdy and though he
has passed the usual age when man
is supposed to retire, he manages to
get about as spry as two-year4old
and looks after his farm as we'll as
in the days gone by.
Attorney John W. Lewis was a
week end visitor to New Orleans
where he went on professional bus
mess
Louis D. Martin, former Opelousea1
but now agent for the Southern Pa
cific railroad at Mamou station, was
a visitor here last Wednesday night.
Attorney Morton H. Thompson made
a professional trip to Vile Platte last
Saturday, returning hoHre just after
the noon hour.
DR.. Williom H. Ray. prominent prae-
toner Of Eunice, transacted business
in Opelousas last Saturday.
Mr.. J. B. Clements and party Of
Opelousas friends went to Second lake
for the weekend to enjoy an outing
in the big woods and try out the fish
ing at that famous resort.
Judge Pavy and District Attorney
Garland visited Vile Platte last week
on judicial business. The grand jury
OF Evangeline held regular session
and the criminal tenn of court will
convene soon.
/ Clyde Burgin, prominent rice far
mer of near Crowley. spent a few
days in this city last week.
/ Alfred Vidrine, city mail carrier,
attended the state meeting Of the
Columbia Woodmen held at Shreve-
port last weekend and on his return
/ stopped over in Alexandria Sunday
for K. of C. initiation.
Mr.. and Mrs Uhrey and daughter
/ Miss AIfne Of Lake Charles, Mr.. Ian
/ don Of Crowley and Mrs. Freddie
! Hoch OF Lake Charles mOtored to
/ Opelousas Friday and were the guests
Of relatives in this city.
/ Charles Pucheu and Numa Soileau
prominent citizens Of Vile Platte, az
\ tended to business in opelousas last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White returned
home on Thursday after spending
their honeymoon in Lake Charles.
1 Mrs, Thelma Healy DAILY is spending
some time in CheneyviIle where shs
i is the guest Of relatives
1 Richard Brooks OF Crowley motor
H ed to 0pelousas last Friday and spenf
4 several days here wishing friends
relatives in this city.
H Rodney Duson. Jr., grandson o
Il Judge and Mrs. Gilbert Dupre, VIII:
has been attending college in mill
tary academy in New Mexico, return
ed home Thursday and will spend th'
summer vacation with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cottingham 0
Beaumont, Texas, are here on vist
to the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cottingham. near 0pelousas
this week to spend
Robert NJ. Lfttell. Jr., attending
medical lectures at Tulane university
New Orleans. returned home this pas
week to spend the summer vacation
with his parents.
DIR. o. P. DAILY, Jr., Of Lafayette
proprietor of the OpeIJusas sanitar
ium. was a business visitor to this
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Jordan o
Opelousas spent several days in New
! Orleans last week.
Miss Kate Sullivan is now in New
Orleans where she is visiting Mrs
F. A. Maddox
Mrs. Ra6uf LeRourgeo4s and little
son. F1ortan. Of near LeonVille arr
in New Orleans where they are visit
ng the formers sister Mrs. Dr.. Mer
rick Swords
Miss Thelma ,Ilauman OF this city
efficient stenographer for City Aftor
ney Peyton R. sandoz, was operatef
on for appendicitis at the Lafayetti
sanitarium and is reported as improy
ing. -
Louis H. Andrus, former opelou
sean but residing in Crowley for tn
past several years. was here the lai
ter part Of the week attending to bus
mess affairs.
Sheriff Thibodeaux made bushes
trip to Baton Rouge last week, tah
ing two convicted prisoners to tn
state penitentiary.
John E. Bacon. prominent farme
Of Dubuisson station. aByou Boeui
spent Sunday in Opelousas shaktn