Prairie Hayes October 12, 1901
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News Article from Adadia Parish
Submitted by Winston Boudreaux, 2006

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Prairie Hayes October 12, 1901

1. Everyone is busy picking cotton.
2. J.B. Young had several negroes picking cotton Monday.
3. Bro. Kelly has been around this neighborhood and is holding meetings 
every night in Church Point.
4. Rice threshing is going on vigorously in Prud’homme neighborhood.
5. Charley Andrus visited his sister, Mrs. Oscar Way Thursday of last week.
6. Brighton Young is working at the thresher in Prud’homme this week.
7. Thomas Young, son of Lastie Young, visited in Opelousas this week.
8. Another son arrived in the home of Mr/Mrs. John Childs a few days ago.
9. Mrs. Jasper Morris visited her niece, Mrs. Oscar Way, on Wednesday 
afternoon.
10. Frank Brinkman has ginned over one hundred bales of cotton this season 
already.
11. A little son arrived at the home of Mr./Mrs. Jesse Andrus, near Prudhomme 
a few days ago.
12. Mrs. J.B. Young and baby, Stella, and Mrs. Lonnie Morgan and two 
children visited their parents, Mr.?Mrs. N.H. Way, Monday.
13. The doctor is still in attendance on Mrs. Oscar Way, and she still has fever, 
and a chill every evening followed by fever at night.
14. Mrs. Jim Arnaud and daughter, Mrs. Tom Miles, visited Mrs. J.D. Young on 
Friday, on their return home stopped in to see Mrs. Oscar Way.
15. Miss Odelia Andrus is at the home of her brother, Jesse Andrus, for the 
present, but will probably return to the parsonage in a short time again.
16. N.H. Way, Wm. Mahar and Allen McCoy attended the ceremony of laying 
the corner stone of Humble Cottage Lodge F.A.M. in Opelousas on Wednesay 
18th inst.