The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-06-08
PERSONAL

Leon S. Haas, Mel Dietlein and c.
w. Roy left on Monday for Second
lake where they will spend few days
enjoying the fishing.
Miss Edith Mayer, popular teacher
in the opeIousas high school, left
Monday for Rev Orleans to attend
the sumner normal at Tulane uni
versity. Miss Mayer was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Jordan, who
viii visit friends in that city.
DR.. L. ]. Bauman, left Monday for
a trip to northern Louisiana parts,
mainly Shreveport and Ruston.
Miss Sadie Dumartrait of Marks
vile is in Opelousas on brief visit
to her father, l. F. Dumartrait.
oscar Bienvenu. attending Tulane
university, New Orleans, has returned
home for the summer vacation.
Born. to Mr.. ana Mrs. Emile Borde-
lon on last Saturday, June 4, bounc-
ing baby boy Mother and child doing
well.
District Attorney Percy t. Ogden
of crowley was a business visitor to
opelousas Monday. Mr.. Ogden is a
native Opelousean and son of the
former DistricS E.s.o.ley John N. Og-
den who prosecuted cases in this dis
trict before the present parish Of AGA
dia was cut from ST. Landry.
Hon. F. R. Martin of Lafayette, for
mer mayor of that thriving city, was
one of the many visitors from the
neighboring parish here Monday. His
son. Stanley Martin. while serving in
the army on the fields Of Fr3nce, made
the supreme sacrifice. The Ameri-
an Legion post in Lafayette was nam
ed in honor Of the young hero.
Sheriff F. NJ Latiolais Of Lafayette
was among the number of out-of-town
visitors who thronged this city Mon
day.
Charles F. Bailey Of Baton Rouge
epsnt the weekend here with his
mother and sisters.
G. w. Reed Of Whitsville, one Of the
leading citizens of the Bayou Boeuf
section, was business visitor 10
- 4Y.. aKo,dov
Busy Nezat Of Port Barre trans
acted business in Opelousas en- last
Monday.
Nick Lahaye of below Port Barre,
prominent farmer and road contractor,
was here the first of the week on
business.
Charles Duckworth Of Upper Waxia
was a business visitor here on Mon
day.
Raymond B. Fontenot, well known
farmer of Evangeline parish, living
close TO the St. Landry line, was in
opeIousas Monday morning and gave
this office an appreciated call.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Reiger departed
Sunday afternoon for their new home
near Baton Rouge.
H. U. Callahan, former automobile
dealer in this city, is now employed
in Baton Rouge where his family will
soon join him.
Mayor S. Wyble and Jno. F. Launey
of Eunice were business visitors to
obelousas the latter. part of the week.
Arnold Winsbarg has returned home
after spending some time in New Or
leans in attendance at the meeting
4 of the Retail Merchants association
in that city.
james /. Shute of Port Barre was
business visitor to opelousas on
4 last Monday.
Miss Edith G. Dupre, who is one Of
the teachers at the Lafayette indus
trial institute is now in oDelousas
where she will spend her vacation vis-
i i.fng her mother Mrs. Laurent Dupre
and family.
Lawrence A. Andrepont of Crowley
spent a short while in Opelousas Mon
day between trains.
! Carl F. Woods and Lee Duck
worth, two prominent and prosper
Gus farmers of the Upper Waxia, we're
here on business before the police
jury last Monday.
]. II. Burleigh of near Sunset, one
of the leading farmers Of the second
police jury ward, was here on bus
4 mess Monday.
4 Ike Stage OF. Dubussion member OF
4 the school board from the fifth ward
! transacted business here Monday be-
tween trains.
| J. L Graham spent Sunday at Pal
metto visiting relatives, returning
here the same evening.
After an absence of several years
Thee Lewis returned to opelOusas
/ Saturday and will spend some time
visiting his mother and other relatives
in this city.
Simon Levy, merchant and farmer
/ of near Grand Coteau, transacted
i business in opelousas last Monday
afternoon.
DR.. Ben Guilbeau of Grand Coteau