The star-progress., 1921-06-29
for New orleans where he went on

of OpelousaS 1ut now located N
Lafayette, visited his parents here last
Sunday between trains.
Leon WALTZ OF washington was al
Sunday visitor to Opelousas.
C. P. Dunbar, one of the well-knoWn
real estate agents of opelousas, is
temporary located in Pine Prarie
when he is engaged in the oil lease
and real estate business.
Miss, Julia Thoms ofsRosa, La, after
being the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
]. Felix Dezauche, for the past ten
days, left for Charlottesville, Virginia,
to attend the summer school at the
University of Virginia, last week.
H. H. Thoms and wife of Birming
ham, Alabama, we're the guests at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Felix
Dezauche, near opelousas
Mr. anw Mrs. A. L. Andrus and
children were visitors to Grand Co.
teau and Sunset on lest Sunday after
noon.
Miss Hinda Klaus of Washington
was an Opelousas visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. Jimmie Johnson Of Beaumont,
Texas, was visitor to Opelousas last
Sunday and while here was guest
at the home Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jno. j.
Healey on South Union street.
| Mr.. and MrsL Simon Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon oge of Grand Coteau
motored to opelousas on last Sunday.
NJ. n Hicks of Rosa, La, was the
guest last week Of his niece, Mrs.
Felix Dezauchs, near Opelousas.
Earle Latur and Albert Lafleur Of
Vile Platte were visitors to this city
last Sunday.
/ Mrs. Quirk McCaffery Of Washing
ton was Sunday afternoon visitor to
opelousas.
Mrs. R. L. Montgomery delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Felix Dezauche's house
guests.
Uncle Jim Baldrige of Barbrec&,
sage, philosopher and farmer, was e
tween
visitor to opelousas Saturday between
trains. He stated the crops on Bayou
to cotton had been reduced to min
Boeuf were excellent but the acreage
imum, there being only four acres
planted on his own farm this year.
IL. Hammers of Eunice prominent
citizen of the western ST. Landry
metropolis, was visitor here satur-
day.
Charles M. Thompson, fqTmer news
peper man and now engaged in the
cotton business in this city, returned
Friday morning from Lake Charles
where he assisted in umpiring the sew
eral games played between the loes'
and the Lake Charles team last week.
John E. Boagni was a recent v y
to Swayzee lake, making the trip cn
horseback through the big = is.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Reiger -@a
here the latter part Of the week pac&
ing up their furniture for removal to
their new home at Scotland, La,
where they recently located
Ed. H. Estorge and A. s. Brown, Jr.,
the former being manager Of the ball
team, accompanied the outfit to Lake
Charles last week for. the three-game
series played in that city.
Hon. James o. Chachere, after
spending several days with friends
and relatives in several towns Of
southwest Louisiana, has returned
home.
Hon. R. Lee Hawkins of Waxia,
prominent merchant and farmer of
the fourth ward, member of the St.
Landry school board, was visitor
to Opelousas Saturday.
A despatch from St. Francisville,
La, under date Of June % says that
Mr.. John CailIouet of Port Barre and
Miss Edwina Raynham of ST. Francis
vile were married in that town on
last Wednesday, June %, at the Metho-
dist church, Rev. L. J. Cady officat-
ing. The groom is "a native of Port
Barre, this parish and is connected
with both the Calliouet and Dejean
families. The bride taught school at
Port Barre the past session.
Louis White, popular tailor, who re-
sided in Opelousas many years but |
now living in Crowley, where he is
member of the city council Of that
town, spent a few days here visiting
old friends and acquaintances last
week.
Louis Richard Of Church Point was
"a visitor to Opelousas last Saturday
between trains.
A. L. LaCombe and Jno P. Desmar-
ais of the Lacombe insurance agency
were business visitors to New Orleans
last week.
George Bourdier, local typographi-
cal artist, departed Monday afternoon
for Crowley where he will spend the
better part of the week in aiding Edi-
tor Andrepont and his force of men in
getting the Daily Progress establish
ed and going strong.