The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-09-07
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popular Insurance. HeAh ~
and a former resident Of Opelousas,
mingled with his many friends here
on last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith og oakdale
were the guests of Mrs. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. o. P. DAILY, near shuteston'
on Monday.
The many friends of dad" Larcade
will be panied to learn that he is con-
fined to his home with another attack
of illness.
Conrad Cole of oberlin, popular
young assessor of Allen parish was
here Monday for the road meeting,
returning home the same evening.
Mr.. Cole is serving his second term
as assessor of Allen, having defeat
ed two opponents at both elections.
G. A. Robert of the Fauikner's ferry
neighborhcod on Bayou Rouge. was
here Monday and gave this office an
appreciated call.
Among the number who were here
Monday for the roads meeting was
Attorney Percy Smith of Oberlin. He
remained over to visit his mother,
Mrs. T. S. Smith in lower Bellevue.
Clarence Adams, former oDelousas
boy, now residing at the sawmin
town of Elizabeth, La, was here Mon
day.
Col. Arthur t. Prescott, native st.
Landrian and member of the famous
family of that name, was here Mon
day for the roads meeting and pre-
sided as chairman of that ASSEMBLE
age. Col. Prescott is member OF
the faculty of the Louisiana State I'm
iversity and has been with that insti
tuition for many years. This is the
first visit the colonel has made here
in many years and his old friends as
we'll as several of his relatives were
pleased to meet him indeed.
Hon. E. vuilemont of New Iberia
district attorney of that judicial dis
trict and one of the most prominent
men in that section of the state, was
delegate to the road meeting Mon
day and was one Of the most active
participants in it.
Louis Bihm, prosperous farmer re
siding on the Swayzee plantation
near Palmetto, was in Opelousas or
Tuesday and gave this office an ap
preciated call.
Judge M. Robert of Grand Prairie
one of the substantial citizens of tina
section of the fifth ward, was bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Bennett of New Orleans 1
the guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs julius stander, on Soutl
Market street
E. v. Hudspeth, merchant and far
mer of Rosa station, fourth ward, wa
in Opelousas Monday attending t,
business.
Charles Guidroz of Arnaudville
prominent business man of that town
was in this city on Tuesday morning
J. E. Lehman left Monday for Dial
las, Houston and Oklahoma City an,
will be absent for several weeks.
Henry Townsley of New Orlean
was the guest of friends in Opelou
sas on Monday and Tuesday.
R. Lee Wilson, prominent farmer o
lower Bellevue, was a visitor her
last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. N. ]. Amy, formerl!
of Iota are here now and will MAKE
this city their future home.
Robert Lewis, Kenneth Durio
Louis Guidry and Nick Halphen, up
and-coming employees of the Planters
bank, returned Tuesday morning from
a fishing trip on the Calcasieu river
They reported having had wonder
full time and caught plenty of tn,
"big fellows"
Miss Alice Lou Brown of the neigh
boring town of Washington motoret
to this city on Monday last.
After spending the summer at theil
summer country home on Camp Ham
ilton plantation, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Boagni and family have returned Il
their home in this city.
Sheriff Thibodeaux returned from
fishing trip spent at Lake Mezarie
in Cameron parish. DR.. L. A. Guidr!
of Coulee Croche and several Others
accompanied the sheriff on the trip
They had a fine time and caugh
lots of fish. Lake Mezarie is reputet
as being one of the greatest FISHING
places in the entire state and thu
real "big fellows" are easy to catch
John P. Savant of Whitevill wa!
business visitor to Opelousas Oh
last Monday.
Frank Dimmick of shuteston forme,
member and president of the police
jury, was an interested spectator a
the road melting Monday.
Harvey Campbell of Pine Prairie
prosperous merchant of that village
was here on Monday.
c. P. Dunbar, alderman from thu