Abbeville progress., March 29, 1913, Image 1

About Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944

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K iti'hlc l & Bail1ey,
Near ,Courmt HoWs.
(;,ordt & (;,irdy,
Notary in olle.
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If volt ae ar i.ing our bread,
Sthen yvo have ju't cause to
enJ joy your meal-.
Peerless Bakery.
* Feray's
SRestaurant
i, tie. ila, c to give
your ozlders for...
Special "or , i
Suppers rea
Big Ben
Should be in every.
farmer's home.
See him in our wind(-jg
time you come to towtsrkl!
him greet you "Goodl M
He is wetll worth meetintg.
Big Ben is a truth 1
and reliable alarmu
$2.50 -.Y
VermilIon Jew
J. A. LeBlane,
Biscuit Glace. . Frozen Charlotte Russe.
Come i at Us show you
8 are our services.
Only t served you,
W iceless ices.
Phone 35. P* Y, The Druggist.
For residence lot of
J. T. Brooks
On tate str k from business center.
Fine neighborhood. improvements consisting of 8
room dwelling, finis te. Dining room finished in
hard oil, high bec g, with large Colonial mantel,
French mirrored. mantels in bed rooms. Bath
and sanitary closet. Ows, screens, three galleries,
4,000 gallon cistern ter works. Barn, cow shed,
etc. Large garde n houses, etc.
A baragai
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Memorandums.
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Marriage Licenses.
.M.: rin:,e licenses issute since March
i. II 4:
\WAhittey J!hnsonm amnd .rah lIry.',t,
both of Venrmilion.
C.llrance I). liufI and Mattie IL.u
I)a il. ,,in, othli of Ver:nilion.
S. .1. l)avilso, and Martha lacour,
b"It! of Vtermilion.
Clh.,,nere loudoin and Sarah lanaire,
both of Vernilion.
Sln:iy Comaier andI Laura Cotmneaux
both 'of Vermilion.
El.1gar lee and Alico Sellers, both of
Vermilion.
1)el'tc Reaux a.nd Marie Althca I
Bourquc. both of Vermilion.
Cabril J)aun.rr.:u adm l.ditlha Meaux.
both of Vermili'n.
Thomas Mortgan and Louise Laplace.
both of Vermnilinn.
Joseph Foster and Idea P.ourgeo:.,
both of Vernii"on"
3922-Abbeille Furniture Co. vs.
Whitney J. Brouss:ud, account; Gordy
& ( ior1, attorneys.
2923-Williams Lumber Co vs. ILe
Lachassier. et al.; note; Kitchel &
Bailey, attorneys.
3924 -John Estrode vs. Ernest Oliva
et al.; note; Gordy & Gordy, attorneys.
3925-Athenas ScLhenailder vs. Z. I.
Broussard, rule; Kitchell & Bailey,
attorneys.
3926-A. Ilebrand Nunez vs. Alfred
aBodoin; Gordy & Gordy, attorneys.
3927--Francois Rageur vs. 11. M.
Dourke, note; F. J. Samson, attorney.
3928-Beer, Mayor & Co. vs. Henry
Boudreaux, account; J. O. Broussard,
attorney.
3929-Camila Toups vs. Ayman
Hebert; divorce; Greene & Greene,
3930-Adonis Bertrand et at vs. Mrs.
Mathilda Richard, tutrix, suit for parti
tion in kind. F. J. Samson, attorney.
3931---Elodias Menard vs. Idolie
Stoutes, divorce; .reene & Greene,
attorneys.
3932---Clarence J. Moss vs Malessen
Moses, note; John Nugier, Kitchell &
Bailey, attornes.
May Register
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liv l M:i 1sa , 1O) 1, uIid no 1.:.ih
1prt'il-r of f.rcig~n birth \vwho 2i
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co'.1ti t11 tiion, pr,,\'vi!u, hite . h:all
Se residsd in thist state for h\i4t
\.lars neixt lprecucclin:g th.e d:tcl t
which he lihaill apply for reg:.tra
tiiOn and haill have re.giterrtl in
laccorllldance with the tris il f tlli.i
article prior to Sc8cJt. 1, 1013 and
no lrerson .hall bhe ntitledi to
reTis tierunder this section after
said d(late.
r Every personl clalninin4 the bllnefit
of this section, shall smake aplicia
tionl to ihe prQpcr registration
officr or r his dpulty for riegistra
tion.
New Orleans Letter.
Clip sends out his usuar:dl sp)riing
lament.
"The tl2elanclholy (a!;.2i have co4lr,
o'ii" saddcest in the veatr.
Too hot to drink whisky,
To, cold to drink leer!
OItis lluffpauir was :a visitor to Ne.
Orleans during the past week.
The Alti suff:ra...t student:; of TFula.,.
who had the enfronting to challenge the
1a:t, dies of tl'e Pra Club, to delate the
qutestion of w1ansl sutTrage', were l col -
iletely crushed by .\i;s Fa:tnite Corlcin,
who referred the "children" to their
pet.r, the Sop:iee Newcaih.nt giris.
a vssrs. J. B. C uiaffe and Francois 1
Leguenec were visitor. here.
The things that were brightest and
fullest of merth; with glohm ve nm. ,
remembler; the saddest of all, the saddr st
on earth, is a slunner hotel in Novem
ber.
A farmer lad and his best girl were
seated in a buggy one evenisg in town,
watching the peopl, pass. Nearby was -.
pop corn vendor's strnd. Presently the
the lady remarked: "My, that pop corn
samells good!" "That's right?" said the
allant, "I'll drive up a little closer, so
that you can smell it better.
Faster morn rose bright and fair. The
churches were filled with the beauty and
cultured of New Orleans. Bishop Sessums
officiatefPt the lChrist Church cathedral.
Masses at the various cathedral churches
coTmmenced before 5 a. m. and ended
at'2 m.
St. Patrick's church, on Camp street,
has be:n seletei for a temlx'rary
cathedral, on account of the repairs
being made on the St. Louis cathedral.
Archbishop ulenk poltificated at high
mass at the above church Easter Sunday.
Gamble with your wife if you must
gamble. It keeps the money in the
family. ________
Purchase your Cotton Seed from
Abbeville Live Stock & Feed Co.
The earlist and best staple, large 4
boll cotton yet imported into this
state. They handle stock feeds
of all kinds, poultry feeds, and
fertilizers. E. P. Putnman, manager. I
Here to Get Franchise.
Alphonse Davis, of New Iberia,
was in the city Monday, and ap
peared before the city council in
the evening in an effort to secure
franchises for the Southwestern
Traction and Power Company,
over some of the principal streets
of our city. Mr. Dav'is advises that I
as soon as the preliminary arrange
ments can be completed his line
will begin construction,
• The prudent arid economical
housewife, once called "bargain
hunter," makes her ad reading the
most profitable work done in be
half of her home by any member
of the family circle. Fo! it is hard
er to SAVE than to EARN---and
requires just as high a sort of
"blsiness ability." I
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R. I. Mitl!, wn:I,' of our v ti i r
rui'-bt is. hf ,ir hl c ,lt ,, tini tlt- frtscript
il for t-he 11.0ral ::tus, t is t : i::..: .ato k.
"'t.. ;tr . , t" r f '`"7i -  ,niari. l, atit . .,
as of fiore.
nTi,, . .cian I':in hotl now ill aks pla s
Set Ca,'.Patlic, wchich ,londal.ke tllit1:
rt ;sl -. p, of ter - spru l i aelt'
t . .iv t:ow .: rl Iint a :an t are lik t bric
all.
whals .Mrch asin ls wof'r. Late tia '; rar,
but tLh..\ ,"lt" bl,  iton at a rate tthi weeask
ti,.t will usie. tll oe c. hi'th ip - with lt
timse. tlh i:otl 1 ! ha.s been lt \ir: L: hclC.
'll thi ' t week, mutl the ch'l ctus lototk 'very
,romi.sin, for a t':tinuetd blow fur some
P. rNuna Ilr u,:st rt.. one of Vermilion's
Irmos.t sta.ilh citins whoe as teen vwary
ill for sexcral mn::ths, is, we are gladto
replrt, sry all. h lienproved, w anid we.
tru.,t phis res ovc wll t longrs Rie can
plete a:nl that we ,:ill be pern.itted toi
se him ast prain attendin to his busin. Jss
as of vore.
The V!eiauda hotel now has a very
ne. t aproparsince, which makes tL at
corner .sh o,'h uIp mtore "sori:n like" It
was givrss a coat of raint andl he brick
walls ere waslhed off, anrt a general
cleanin:? g throughoutIn. The oe was
painted als r all of which gtives the
popular hot, l r'eld l.n, ario Yorance.
The Simoft, ohn Card Club, t.t Tuoooskiy
f. L. Ter rr with nrs. Raoul Ch: uvier as
hostess. S.here were sou eral guests
prman,t an a ost peasatrned nt time was
and y all. Refreshens were he served.
heold first prize was wion by ,Mrs. Riencha
Coaltch, the second by Mrs. E. om . Terrier,
and guest prize ces won by Mrs, of. J.
the aimal wrousa 2,000. The guehorts were Mesames
is. a fi. rousard. Felix Samson, t . J
Feray, John alton of Morgan City, Iof .
J. Broussame, R. Tcrian, and Misses
Lucille 1,- jetune or Jeanerette, Pauline
Mitzi, B lenty of mingt. The club
wei wlrs present werdamage Roberts
Young, Mestlanmes Ran Webster, C.
Summers, Richard Dalton, Samson
Chauvin, Perry I;eBlanc, Marion Young,
Leo Simon, John Ewell, rwood. wilokoloski,
E. L. Terrier and Raoul Chauvier.
Sells Fine Stallion.
actualJos. S. Ewell, our popular livery
mantilizer thas returned from Eunicerop.
Beforand Ville buyingPlatte, anywhere else, coment
on business. While icotton seVille Platter
tihe sold hisizer for cottone sallicorn, rice, Frncane
memberCoachof the school board from France, to
the animal was $2,000. The horse
is a fine oneppsitio and onreceived athe
kiowners mayof weork in the tin line.
Gutt Farmers: Plant Cottoens, Roofing.
TinPlant plenty of it. The bollzed Shingles.
Uweevil willto dato less damage to yourPlumbing.
cotton than Underwood will do toB.
our cane 237. I will sell you thetateSt.
IPhone 237. State St.
Grand Mi3ion
at St. Ann.
lv jixittA ' It:-2 lhu· tl
Many Attend Court.
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_i .,lr c t i t ar ili tl ._t tl i i ;th
I]. t io li tw ( b4,.: i. , ?thl' ,rc l h','
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i hn l ar1 itt"c i ilh ," '.t . ti l.t,.,. .
tiit,.:t . ti r-, il Ill .its .itrt h,
--st r Iilort:lg started ut, l'ith
T hte t trlllc i ll g t r:l in, c ari,
Iv ilvit e t"t aittl l m l Lear tlh
'noted .eakcr:.
j Many Attend Court.
This wehek thire h.e ma.. talt
uuisu:ti 1t-otmb: " of a 'pl: in tawun.
Collli ilt.he r." in an tt.lltance of ttll t
a otml ,ther :!Matter', i l s..-.
ITh-re t s luite an increase ih th'.
itt1ls., and thing tare gettintis
l.:ore lively naw, 'tpccially that
the wld its rular r ti of wore itle
ant ti.'tli'in .
Dusty Easter Sunday.
laster morning started out with
tyhe real March I and.an with
the dry street.,, dust flying, and
was ,o bad that it marred the
Copleasure of goinl about all the
Iay. The hopes of the many that
Easter would egge a clear and pretty
day, was realized, but they couldl
not get out for a ride on account
of the wind and dust.
spacioman Club Meets.
Despartpite the ugly wath. FWed'ruit
ncesdaere aferd anoon, the oman's
Club hemen its re indular eetig, with
Mrs. W. P. Miller as hostess, and
the last program on "Twelfth
Night" dewalkss rendered as follows:
Synopsis, acts IV and V...........
withgoodweat..heMrs. W. they. Miller.
Comparisoletedn of Viola and Olivia,
.................. Mrs. F. J. Samson.
The Humor in the Play............
. . ..... Mrs. J. E. Nettles.
The sext regular meeting wiln
be held with Mons. J. E. Nettles as
hostess. will tae up State strebe
"Julius Caesar."
Easter Egg Hunt
Miss Lizzie Nettles gave an
Easter egg hunt on Good Friday,
which was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Several hundred eggs, of various
tints and colors were concealed in
the grass and clover over entire
spacious grounds, and about one
hundred children were present to
Alayices were se fresh Beef, Porkms of
amusement were indulged in untilsage.
completed infrom 4 a. bout. tohree weeks. m.
Freed and work on JeffersPhon street is69.
Free Delivery. Phone 69.
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Abbeville Furr~itre Co
,Phone 13. . A St.
F Hienz's Variety
Thle Best Put I 'p.
a: B Irrv- crcks of prcscrvcs at 5(c at
C. F. GRIMMER.
Collections 0 Insurance
Brooks & Labauve
Office in Moody Building.
Claimns, accounts and notes collected.
VWe write you Insprance, Fire, Tornado, Accident
and Health, Life.
We sell, rent, lease or buy your Real Estate, c'llhct your rents, etc.
Bond your business or emplovyees.
For further i;formation see
J. T. Brooks, Manager.
Bonds Heal Eestate
For Pure and Fresh Drugs and
Fine Perfumes don't forget.....
Godard's Drug Store
Phone 33. State St.
Prescriptions carefully filled day or night.
See ...... Phone 268.
F. W. Summers .
Sub Agent of Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
For your Polarine.
Gasoline for your automobile.
Another sanitary way
. is the old style of cleaning,
where every spot is care
fully taken out, then sponged
and pressed.
Billy does it by hand,
the old and safe way.
BBILLY
State Street Phone 254