The Natchitoches enterprise., 1890-06-05
PERSONALS.


Dallas favored us with late copies
Of Dallas papers, for which we rel
turn III thanks.
Miss Brickel Holmes Of New
Orleans, Hrce Of our tOwnsmait
Mr.. Willis Holmes, is in u city
and will spend the summer as the
guest of her uncle.
Misses Cora PrudlIOmme and
Frances HertzOg, returned to their
homes last Saturday after spend.
ing three weeks i'll on city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Phanor
BreazeaIe on Washington Street.
Miss Fannie Templeton of Robe
line is spending several days in
n city with friends.
Miss Rosa Hill Of Robpline was
in for the teachers Institutes last
Thursday and Friday.
Misses Lisc and Laura Prud-
hOmme, of Bermuda spent com
menccment week in our city as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ.
HyamS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
arrive from New Orie ms last
Wednesday. They will spend
ONE weeks with relatives.
We had the pleasure of meeting
that genial gentleman Mr.. Landry
Charlcville of Cloutiervilie while
in town during the week. He
tells us that he has but four pau
perS III the Parish poor house La
talking about high water and the
overflow, Mr.. Charleville remarked
that the published reports, we're
so far as his section OF the coun-
try, on Little river, Old river and
Game river are concerned, nm
iuStifable exageration. There were,
never but a very few acres over.
flowed, and the banks. at no
place, of either OF these rivers
ever overlooked. : he water, says
he, has already subsidized and all Of
the crops that have been submer-
ged have been T.planted.
Will. II. Tunnard, Esq of the
Shreveport Times paid our city a
flying visit last Sunday, all were
glad 10 greet Will.
Willie Rhen. a young man born
and raised in our town; bat who
has been absent for several years,
is spending u few days in orr
midst reviewing the scenes Of form
er years.
Our Campte friend Mr.. J. p.
R~eadheimer, WAS in town for q
while last Monday. lie says
things aIe quiet in his section, and
that The crops are first class, aud
every body is happy.
Mr.. Matthew Hertzog, of Magno-
liza, one Of our largest and most
successfully planters, was III
town for n day or two this week.
He a as happy and jolly Us a
man could he, and Why shouldn't
he be- He had just received the
account Of sale OF 3S5 bales Of cot
ton which Melted him over twenty
thousa ID dollars. We would be
happy too, wouldn't you?
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. O'Neal, lett
last Monday evening for Haugli-
ton, La, whe'e they will in future
make their home.
Mr.. r. L. Caspari, local editor Of
orr neighbor, the Review, leaves
this morning for Baton Rouge.
We will expect some interesting
letters from his tlenchenC pen.
We wish you "Dick" u pleasant
trip.
Our editor-in-chitf, Mr.. Fl. p.
Breazeale lift on yesterday fer
Baton Rouge. lie goes to attend
the meeting of public scnool sup
eIintenlentS which meets OH tile
9th.
Prof. Boyd, of the Normal School
has gone 10 Baton Rouge to look
after the interests of his school be-
fore the Legislature.
The Normal School Faculty viii
leave on Saturday and Sunday to
Conduct The institH eS which are to
be held throughout the State.
DR.. i. Y. Millem, n young but
promising physician has located in
our city for The practice of his pro
fession. DIR. M;llem, las rented
the second floor OF tic Lec0mte
building, and a be found there
during office hours.
Our typo, Mr.. Arthur Perrin
paid a visitfo friends IN Rcbellne
last Sunday. We judge from the
smile he wears he must have had
a pleasant time.
The Normal Clubs reception OF
Wednesday night, 28th ult,, was
o,,a ~ tl,n most brilliant social Of