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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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~ Of Beta Theta Sigma fraternity.
H speut = months OF "a months
ierytce oyerness during tho war
uemorial Christlnu Picnic,
Tvo hundred members OF the
11er1or1sl Christian church and
6unhaS school picnicked yesterday
oftefnoon ana evening at Long
Ylev park. Well filled baskets were
49, and after the afternoon Of
49, and contests their contents
1erp spread out on the long tables
II groatly enjoyed. A feature OF
~ ekair was the baseball game In
witch the married men defeated
~ single mon.
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y4a1Aln~ Apnerneeuenfs Received.
&ived thu veddins MISUNDERSTANDING
e Nh Nina Rovmsn Brovn for
rserlv Of mia citv and row Of Los
Xnecles. md Louis watson Boyd
eton Of that city. The wedding was
~ nised Tuesday. Nav 81. IN Lo6
Xneeles. where the new home Is
g s made.
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uIusaon Noe3efv Yaafa.
MA A. ". Schafer ma Mrs A
Kloye vere hostesses to the
Hsnhers az the voman's missionarv
epcisty Of Central Presbyterian
dhprcA yesterday afternoon 1t Mrs
oaAAseef's home, ora Fourteenth
ri - DEVOTION. and Ma. Cinder,
ala Hoppo led the home tonic
WET Indies" 'NrA p. c. Simmeni
tad the feoreign topic, The Philip
lne." There was q short business
s1salon, and the hostesses serves
ypfrsshment Mrs. Irving Burr VII
u hostess to the society on July q
s~ Hest VIM lfA King.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

hnpfK~AVm MnMhmTU nf TIA In
vorfh isnsns 81 ~ rirst A6efhodist
church hS6 - ice cream freeze last
nteht at the church. which ended
| Is n an evening picuic Il Devils
gien. near Bsfteodorf. The young
people met at the church and froxe
three gallons OF cream which was
snjoyed on tho picnic. Members OF
the league are reminded Of q Is
cent tax which they are asked to
bring to the meeting Sunday night.
VIM Spend Day At earn
Ready-to-help circle Kinx's
Daughtsrs. "a TO have an ali day
outing Tuesday at the camp cottage
| Of Mr.. Thomas Hease on Camn-
bells island. The members viii 70
will be served at noon. Members
desiring Information are asked to
call the general chairman. Mrs.
Morris Cook.
Mission Society with Mr.. Curtia.
,,, ls. neEvcy =. Gurus OF Vol
Nlneteentn stfeet. was hostess yes.
the vcm.r.s mi.ssonsrr soa,..r - -
Broadway Presbyterian church. Mrs..
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dsvotionsi: and ~. = y veca. .us
ussvs.ons.s nv 1T. y. y. wooorun
~. ~. m Mon verse 70 tne late
49,. "S S.ouuuy, mrs. Jonn
.srS cs0,onson i7a tne study OF
me HONG Lie ana industries OF
tne 49, ns An interesting taik
va savsa ~ miss ousen l1ttef1ng-
son, u one ume 2 missionary to
T TSD W . EaDr amo rorto hico,
linen ana now. There was Vic
uo.a mssic ana unrcenments were
sefvea ~ the hostess during the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
Nlsalen society Hests.
: ueet VIM Nm, Klne.

Ffed c. SchaRner unit and the
anxiliary to tho United Veterans Of
~ Republic. met Thursday evening
q he homo Of Mrs. Fannie King.
51l Ninth street, Moline. Tho eve
IAng Was spent with games and
1qaic and plans were discussed for
eelioiug . delegation to the conven-
ten of the United Veterans Of the
Neoublic to be held in Ottawa July
a. u and Is. A special meeting Of
t1Dsouxiliary will b held In Mem.
= ii hall next Thursday evening to
o(0plete these plans. Refreshments
vpro served by the hostess.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

S1he marriage Of Miss Julia Mar
URee Yost, of Davenport, daughtee
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Yost Of Win
n4oonne. Wis, and Claronce French,
- Of Mrs. Marian French Of this
~ was performed this morning at
~ ) o'clock mass 1T St Joseph's
e nrch. Davenport Father Schosn-
1tSh oflclated.
Mss Evelyn Y6st, sister Of the
u Ne, served % maid Of honor and
HafU French, brother Of the BRIDE
9Jeom was best man. The bride
W3ee . dress Of dark blue georgette
cgpe with . white canton crepe hat
v2icA was trimmed with silver, and
~ Sewers were roses and baby
blkAth. Her attendant wore black
q white georgette crepe dress and
= b hat with . corsage Of sweet
wedding breakfast was served
70 the home OF the brides sister.
=. Peter Duck Of 1901 West Sew
81 geath street, Davenport with
~ om she has been making her
ne for the past four years. Mr..
ca Mn. French LEFT for the brides
A0ne In Wisconsin and win reside
Davenport 1t the end Of their
A1eemocp. The bride has been en-
II ped at AbFahAms ~ bookkeeper
N credit manager. Mr.. French =
= kilied mechanic.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
VIM Spend Day At Carp

Heady-to-help circle, King
Daughters, ia to have an all da,
outing Tuesday at the camp cottag,
OF Mrs. Thomas Heage ON Camp
bells island. The members will &
In the morning and . camp dinnel
will be served at noon. Member,
desiring Information are asked 4
call the general chairman, Mrs
Morris Cook.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

No4G3Dg Announcements Received.
Rack Island friends today re-
Seived the wedding announcements
e Mrs.. Nina Bowman Brown, for
Merly Of this city and now Of Los
Angeles. and Louis watson Boyd
stoa Of that city. The wedding was
eolemnised Tuesday, May 81. in Iol
Angeles, where the new home II
D ~ made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
NEW ROAD SYSTEM
FORBURL|NCT0NC0.
Utility Routes Planned to Give
Farmers and Autoists
Needed Outlets
SHEET ASPHALT IS USED

burlington, =. j.. Oct. 2G.-'~Plans
"a, Burlington County new road syS-
,or,. inst will give farmers, indua'
,,Ies aud autoistS utility routes at
me least possible cost 10 taxpayers,
.,oro outlined bv James Logan. county
,roirecr. yesterday afternoon before the
g.riington Kiwanis Club. The county,
:. said. is slowly working back TO
.Se ms reputation st enjoyed before the cd
,n no,t Of rubber tired vehicles, for the
snesf road eystem in New Jersey.
UNI" Wr Logan said The Improvement
,,Se bcon planned with the agricult ural
nsrS ,s,srests OF the county first in mind.
~ order that growers might have good
,nods, tapping farm centcrs, over
rSirb 20 truck their products quickly
i,to Camden and Philadelphia markets
an an tho south and Trenton and New
York on the. north.
burlington County has adopted the
shoot asphalt system. he said. because
~ ncr,nits the nc, for foundation, o
80 nrcspnt ma"adan roadbeds, settled
Sr "' vrars Of travel Tho county is ep"-
SieIiy fortunate, hc also said, in po,.
ssssiry centrally located deposits Of the
tyne cc land needed for asphalt con
struction work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

carnivals throughout the county all
summer.
Justice Katzenbach called attention
Of the Grand Jury to the operation OF
wheels OF fortune and other methods OF
obtaining money! and said that the
members should give particular atten
ton to this matter and to stop II, as 't
was anything but elevating for the
coming generation.
The two indictments under this
charge are against James p. Logue ana
John McQuaid, Of East Greenwich
Township. The latter is charged with
"receiying money from Janyicr Van
Hook, Mrs. William Cook. Mrs. VIII,
mer Mills, Wesley II. Duffield and
others on q date in September at a
carnival, agreeing 10 give u blanket,
robe or other valuable thing upon the
event of drawing certain numbers in u
certain lottery, contrary 20 the form ~
the statute The indictment against
Logue is similar.
For several years carnivals have been
operated in South Jersey as means OF
obtaining cash for different objects. But
never did the fever for this sort OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
PALMYRA TO HAVE SEWERS
Township and Bank Arrange ste5,.
900 Bond Issue

Palmyra, N. j., Oct. 26.-As 8 result
Of tentative arrangement made be-
tween the Palmyra Township Commit
tee and The Palmyra National Bank,
1928 .Oc0 pre- baby will be borrowed from
that institution 10 finance the construc-
ton Of Palmyra's new sewer system, a
contract for which vas recently ac-
ccpted. II is proposed that the bank
shall purchase the townships temporary
bonds. yielding per cent interest. at
par. The money is TO be deposited with
the bank, subject to the checks which
the township officials may draw in pay
inent for the sewer construction.
Several legal questions involved will
be Investigated before the agreement IS
fully made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

the leading feature at these events ana
people almost fell over each otncr 10
spend their money on chances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
HUNT QUARANTINE FUGITIVE
Warrant Out for colored Preacher
Who Fled From Smallpox Homo

HV"VHHOIU' N. o'' OCL, Ab.--A WIZ
rant has been issued for the arrest Of
the Rev. William Boone, pastor of the
Negro Baptist Church here, who
broke the smallpox quarantine on his
home, where four cases Of the disease
exist. The State health authoritics,
who have charge of the epidemic here,
arc excrting every effort to get him,
giving wide notice Of his escape and
placed detectives on his trail:
Public schools are in session again
barring only those pupils who 10
not produce certificate Of vaccination
dating back no later than five years.
The dozen cases Of smallpox are en- :
tircly under control and arc improving,
it was etnted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
s.c.lvee Diplomatic Appointment

Atlantic City, Oct. 2G.-Gcrald Mac
Donald, clerk in the city tax Office. Is
r. be made 6ccretarS to Frank Morales,
new Minister to Honduras, as 'oon M
ssnate confirmation is given. MncD"' q.
pld served overseas in both tho French
and American ambu 'ance corrs and was
decorated by the French Government
,or conspicuous bravery in action. Mo-
rsles Is protege Of Senator Walter Il.
Edge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
TWO MEN INDICTED
ON GAMING CHARGE
Gloucester County Grand Jury
Takes Notice Of Carnival
Wheels Of Fortune
MUST. STOP, JUDGE SAYS

Woodbury., y. j., Oct. &c. --- The
Grand Jury finished it's labors Monday
evening and returned sixty six indict-
ments, two of which may have a big
meaning, as they concern gaming.
which has been running rampant at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26

gaming run riot TO the extent OF the
last summer, when fire companies;
lodges and other organizations secured
big profits. Wheels Of fortune were
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
YoUNG-Moss WEDDING.

Miss Lula Mae Moss, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moss, of Erath,
was married in Beaumont on Wednes-
day, January, 9Th, 1921. to W. d.
YoUny of Port Arthur Texas.
The bride was accompanied to Bead.
mont by her sister, Miss Alma Moss,
Only few close friends and the
brides sister witnessed the ceremony.
The groom is brother Of DR.. ]. T.
Young, of Eratb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will make their
home in Port Arthur.
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jan ;. Albert A. Faehsu of New Or
leans to Apslie Marie Faulk, of Erata,
Jan. ,. naaicl Bel, Of Rose Hin, 10
Mar cade, ot Bancker; co.ored.
Jan. I. Alpha Romero, Of Abbeville,
to Marie Hulin. ot Aboeviue
Jan. ), Oureste Soirez, Of Erath, 70
Lucy eertraud, Of Kaplsn,
Jan ), CASTOR Landry, Of Andrew,
to Elodie Landry, of LeRoy.
Jan. ). Gas:on Landry Of Andrew
70 E!odie Landry Of Leroy
Jan. ). John Smith Of Gu.ydan to
Olive breaux, Of Gueyd,n.
Jan s. Edward schexnaider, of Cow
Island to Elicia SUR, of Cow Island,
Jan. q. Dupre Gabriel, Of Maurice,
to Mare CAevalisr, Of Mourice /; selo..
ed,
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

Misses Lima and Eucharis Langlinais
were visitors to New Iberia Sunday be.
tween trains, having accompanied their
sister and brother-i n-law, Mr., and Mrs.
Louis Leblanc, who were returning to
their home in Beaumont,
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

Miss Enix Boudrcaux spent the wecF
in Erath, the guest Of Mrs. II. L. lie
Blanc.
w. J. Harper, Of Zwolle, La, arrive,
Sunday to visit his sons, J. Z. ana Riie!
Harper.
Mrs. A. Gown, of Rayne, arrived here
Thursday for visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Irma Richardson returned Sun
day from visit to Lake Charles anc
Sulphur.
Miss Hazel Munion returned Sunday
after a visit here, the guest Of Mrs. NJ
i. Gordy.
Riley Harper left Thursday for Chi
cago. Mrs. Harper and baby will join
him later,
c. R. Mclaughlin, travelling agent OF
the Standard Oil Co., was u visitor here
/ this week.
Ned Leche, OF New Orleans, operator
of the S. p, was visitor in Abbevillt
this week,
Miss Eunice Leblanc, Of Port Arthur
returned to her home Sunday after d
visit here.
Miss Irene Brasseux returned Mon
, day TO Natchitoehes, where she resume:
| her studies.
Mrs. \. Langlinais left Monday on
visit to her son, Rosemond Langlinais
at Broussard,
Charles Comfort, of Crowley, who wa,
visiting relatives here, returned to his
home Sunday.
Miss Thelma Golden returned Sunday
to Baton Rouge, where she is student
at the L. 8. U.
Fred W. Dawes, of the Yale and
Towne Mfg. Co., was a visitor here, re-
turning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Mantey, left sun'
day for Lafayette, where they will
make their home.
Lorena Rogeurs, of Buff River, Is Wis
iting here, the guest of his brother,
BLACK" Raguers.
Mrs John Nugier and grand daughter
Juanite Booth, returned Monday from
visit to Gueydan.
Miss Blanche Scharff left Sunday TO
resume her studies at GAINESVILLE, Ga, in
the Brenau College.
Miss Cecil Bourdier returned Monday
to her home in New Iberia, after spend.
ing few days here.
Miss Lillian Cade returned Sunday 10
New Iberia, where she is attending tag
convent at that place,
Mrs. Emmet Putnam, Jr, who Was
visiting her relatives in Mississippi, rs'
turned home Sunday,
Dudley Moss returned Monday from
Lafayette, where he had been visiting
Il lends and relatives.
Sidney DeBelvieu, of New Iberia, rv.
turned Sunday to his home, after a
visit here to his family
\. Fauquet, of Shreveport, who was
visitor mere, the guest of K. A. Dalton,
returned home Tuesday.
Warren Broussard, Of Crowley, was
visiting here last week, the guest of his
father, z. B, Brousssrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ). Dupleehien, of
Eunice, arrived Sunday to be the guest
II pr. and Mrs. Miller.
. Mrs, Leopold Demary returned Tues.
day from visit to Alexandra, where
she visited her daughters.
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

! J
Pat Dutel left Monday for Jennings
hemy Dominique left Monday for
Houston.
Miss Lillian Moss, left Sunday fol
Lafayette.
W. j. Holmes was visitor to Ridge
this week.
Joe Meyers was visitor to Eratf
this week.
Miss Odile Cade left Wednesday fol
Baton Rouge.
Miss Epsie Burt left Sunday fO,
Baton Rouge.
j. E. Flory was visitor to New Or
leans this week.
Miss Fadra Holmes returned Sunday
to New Orleans.
Mrs, Ejust Leblanc was visitor to
Erath this week,
Felix Trahan, of Kaplan, was visi
tor here Monday.
Adonis Vincent, of Kuplan, wa. Wis
itor here Monday.
Miss Ella Hebert has returned from
visit to Kaplan.
Mrs. c. a. Moore is a visitor to New
Orleans tina week.
DR.. J. T. Ab,hirc, Of Kaplan, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Arthemise Boudreaux returned
to Lafayette Monday.
Sidney Gary, of Kaplan, was visitor
in Abbeville Monday.
Rigsby Hebert was business visitor
to Houston this week.
J. L. Leblanc left Monday Tor the
3. L. I. I. at Lafayette.
Miss Lucy Senac returned Sunday
from visit to Kaplan.
Joe Vincent, of Kaplan, was q visi.
tor in Abbeville Monday,
Arvin Mouton was a business visitor
TO New Orleans this week
We are glad to get news items, and
We do not charge for. them.
Little Miss Muriel Dominique return.
ed 20 New iberia Monday.
Duplecis Vincent, of kaplan, was q
visitor in Abbeville Monday,
Mr.. Feith, of Crowley, was visitor
here Tuesday between trains.
Miss Bessie Leblanc Is now an EN-.
ploye at the telephone Office.
T. Hanks, of Kaplan, was visitor
here Monday between trains.
Dreaux Soilleau was a visitor here
the latter part of last week.
Miss Joyce Broussard returned Sun
day from a visit to Guevdan.
Miss Annie Mae HeDer; returned on
Sunday from visit 10 Kaplan.
Alpha Hebert, Of Kaplan, was one or
those who visited here Monday.
Don't forget to register'
MiCKiE SAYS
" NAsaGs d ey1Asss MAr<
MM AJo.eNcs 1ouAN woo
AcAERINse v VAC cCVD 6Er
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Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

trans.
Mrs NJ. 4. Bernard and daughter re.
turned SUNDAY from visit t. Jean.
crette.
| If vou want good newspaper, you
must support it, both by news items anJ
advertising.
Mrs. Mary BouEgny was a visitor tc
Kaplan Tuesday in the interest Of tn,
Woodmrn Circle,
Mrs. Eisele and grand daughter
Eloise LcBauve, returned Sunday from
a visit to Franklin.
The many friends of Mrs. Hank Ew
ing will regret to learn that she i,
quite i'll at her home.
Mrs. Z. A. Dieker and son, Charles
Joe, of Cincinnati, O., are the guests Of
her sister, Mrs. MeHenry.
Miss Lillian Leblanc, of Erath, i.
visiting in Lafayette, the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Glady Harpn.
Miss Nina Vinrsnt, who is employed
at Crowley in the Signal Office, return
ed sunday, after svisit here.
The City Council held an very inter
esting meeting MGiday nigIt and dis.
posed of quite bt of business.
Mrs. O. Bartels, Of Nederland, Texas
and Mrs. William Gordy, of Houston
are the guests of relatives here.
Marion Montague retained Dednes
day TO the Chamberlain Hunt Academy
after a visit here to home fpike.
Mrs. K. Guidry and children, Of
Welsh, returned to their home Sunday
after visit here nth relatives.
Marcus and Oris Broussard, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. U, Broussard, returned
Tuesday to st. Josph's College.
Miss Rita Chauh, who has been
visiting her relativd returned to Guey
dan Sunday "As-sf is teaching.
fTHTy BodviTiias, olsiIle Platte, hai
returned home after visit here, th'
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P. Watts.
Felix Samson was visitor TO New
Orleans Tuesday, where he went to ac
company his daughter, Miss Euuice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Henry and baby
Of futa, La, returned to their hom
Monday after a visit to relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Plaisance and chil
dren motored over to Crowley F'ridai!
aud spent the day vita Mrs. S. Sarver
Miss D. Bancroft motored back I,
Lafayette Sunday, after a most enjoy
able visit here to friends and relative.
Frank Levy and Ernest Erath, bot
of New Orleans, were pleasant caller
at the Progress office New Years cvs
Robert Young left Tuesday for New
Orleans, where he goes to resume hi
studies at the Tulane Medical Univer
sity.
Mrs. Charles Lasalle, of Orange, VII
was visiting her mother, Mrs. P, =
Broussard, retsgned to her home Sur
day,
The voting boys Of our town are t
give u dance On Jan. t4th. The frs
Toot johnson Band will furnish tn
music.
Henry Lafeur returned Sunday /
his home in Alexandria, after spendin
few days here with his family an
mother.
Miss Ernestine Fletcher, OF Re
Acres, who has been visiting her pal
ents here, returned Monday to Match
toehes.
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

Y w y B
Jules Dartez returned Thursday to
Sulphur.
Frcdie Lamorn left Thursday for
Lake Arthur.
Louis Guidry was visitor to Guey'
dan this week.
o. Plaisance, of Gueydan, was Z vIs'
tor here Saturday.
Miss Zulma Dubois was a visitor to
Kaplan this week.
Moleolm Toups, of Sulphur, was Wis
itor here last week.
Enias Harrington, of Sulphur, was a
isitor here Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. L. NJ. Boudreaux was visi.
tor to Erath this week.
Miss Mabel Young is visiting friends
and relatives in Gueydan.
Mrs. Theophile Baudoin was visitor
to New Orleans this week.
Joseph Simon, of Gueydan, was bus
lasss visitor here Saturday.
Gordon Derouen, Of Erath, visited
friends In Abbeville Wednesday,
A. Schexnaider, of Kaplan, was WIS.,
itor here Tuesday between trains.
Mrs. Glad Leotaud and baby returned
Monday from a visit to Gueydan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozar Leblanc returned
Sunday from their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Nunez returned
Sunday from a visit to Beaumont,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nugier entertained
a few young friends Tuesday night.
Misses Myrtis and Esmy Primsaux,
IF Henry, were visitors here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Mct.y returned
Monday from visit to Gueydan,
Miss Ruby Hebert left Tuesday sf'
ter visit here during the holidays.
Paul Thibodeaux, Of Morse, was i
visitor acre Monday between trains,
Caesar Broussard, Of Gueydan, was a
visitor here Monday between trains.
Cleomere Vincent, of Kanlan, was q
visitor here Monday between trains,
Mrs. B. 3. Leblanc entertained Mrs.
john Nugier, Sr., at dinner Monday.
DR.. Eleazar, mayor Of Kaplan, was a
visitor here Tuesday between trains.
Felix Trahsn, of Cow Island, was a
business visitor In Abbeville Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harper, who were visit
ing in Gueydan returned home Sunday,
DIR. C. J. vidrine, of Vidrine, La, was
Il visitor here Tuesday between trains,
7. b. Moore, Of Lafayette, was the
guest of Miss Stella Bouligny Sunday,
Mrs. Will Hall and children returned
Tuesday from visit TO New Orleans,
Miss Flarie Compete, Of Kaplais wns
a visitor here Tuesday between trains,
Miss Paula Viator and Miss Eva Plais
apce were visitors to Henry this week.
W. j. Harper, who was here visiting
his son, returned Thursday to his home.
Alephas Broussard, of Kaplan, was
,,mong the visitors In Abbeville Mon.
to.s
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

Jan. 4. No. 1856. WE'LL Bros. -.
Wallace Labit, ct ais, note ssJ.O0; W.
B. Gordy, attorney.