The Natchitoches enterprise., 1897-06-24
PERSONAL.

MtsSFs. r. Y. Spmpayrac and W.
Rreazeale spent Monday In town.
Miss Edna Allison left Sunday morn
ing for Boyce to visit friends.
AIR. 4. +. Breazeale spent Sunday /:
Bermuda.
7 DIR. J. w. CockerhaM left Wcdresda
morning for New Orleans.
Mr.. J z. johnson of Cypress, spen
Wednesday in town.
Mr.. Abe Simon returned from He
! Springs on Friday after several weeks
absence
President B. e. Caldwell left Sunda,
morning for Baton Rouge where he vii
conduct the institute this month.
Cadets r. Hollingsworth and LIE,
Katie are at home from the State Uni
versity for vacation.
Messrs. l.. Felix Cloutier and Ursir
Lambre, Of Bermuda, were visitors t.
Natchitoches on Monday.
Mr.. Tom Prudhomme with her dauyt
ter, Vera. is spending some time with
her father and sisters al Bermuda.
Mr.. Gussie Caspari. who is teaching
school at Grapes Bluff, spent Satur-
10y e~AAn h1hhbctJ
Miss Elise Cockerham returned from
the Sophie NewcOmb Sunday night tO
spend her vacation at home.
Miss Lou Hyams is spending some
time with Miss Lise Prudhonine, OF
Bermuda.
Mrs. JOS. Henry of Derry, AM Mr..
George Chopin OF ST Louis. spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Natchitoches.
Mr.. w. Baltic Of RapideS, and Mr.. G..
Drew OF Shreveport were cordially well
coined here this week.
DIR. Clarence Pierson of New Iberia.
arrived here Monday night to enjoy IA
stay ut home win his family and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Jack returned on
Monday me rning from Mansfield where
they have been Visiting Judge and Mrs.
w. L. Hall.
Mrs. John O'Quln and children re.
turned from Shreveport Sunday morn
ing after few days visit to her sister,
Mrs. Will Nelson.
Mr., J. 4. Childs, of Cottage Home.
Red River Parish paid US call on
Monday. He stated that he would
make his headquarters at Mr.. Matthew
Hertzogs at Derry.
Misses Cora Hill and Annie Trichel.
who have turned school marms over the
summer and are teaching in the country
lear here, spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Marcelin Tauzin, after several
months visit TO her daughters Mines.
Minnie Tauzin and Leila Millspaugh,
las returned home accompanied by her
grandson, Ambrose.
Mrs. Josephine Williams arrived from
Texas last week and is the guest of her
rother Mr.. d. &. Scarborough. Mrs.
Williams has been cordially welcomed |
y her many friends and admirers here.
Mr.. ). Ii. Satcher, of New Orleans.
on OfDr. A. q. Satcher is visiting Mrs.
Arcaline RACIAL, of Natchez, La. He
las combined pleasure with business in
tending to the business of his de-
eased father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Stucky. of Royce.
ere the guests of Mrs. Stuckey parents
n. and Jules Normand this week. Mrs.
tuckey was Mrs. A Sanchez before her
arriagc which was celebrated on the
It'll inst.
THE ENTERPRISE acknowledges a
Ort Visit on Wednesday morning from
4. w. w. Mcclure. WHO formerly {
ught IN this parish but who Is now IN t
rested in Building and Loan Asso- ;
alton and Book A agency.
Mrs. Leopold Levy. children and
Their who has been here since last fail, 1
Il for Galveston. Tex, Wednesday
ter noon where Mrs. Levy expects to
end the next six or eight weeks. Her
IL2r Dir Dreyfus will not return With
Miss Sarah Saunders, of Batch Rouge a
e of Ihe Normal graduates of SO +
10 came u for the u!umni reunion, =
loved two weeks with Miss Bertha
phael at Campte. She spent a few C
Us with Miss May PIC"sOn en- route to Il
r home. for which she ut S7uday. r
1rs. Kate Chopin, whose diSlect sto- .
S of Creole life have won her an en- .
BILE record in the literary world and e
ose charming personality makes hen al
longed for and appreciated visitor :,
erever she goes, has arrived with y
daughter, Miss Leila. from their \
nc in st. Louis and will spend the eli
inner with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Henry N
Derry. n
lisses Gussie and Fannie NeIken. y
b their brother Mamie. left for pa
v Orleans Friday morning. They pl
that city on "Wednesday for Nash IA
e, where they will remain week or a.
days TO enjoy fine Centennial, From o.
re Miss Fannfe win visit Miss 81 re
Ieil in Georgia and viii return home do
e time the end OF July or beginning wi
oo ,o,.,,. "a N nj a. 49, T gio1neI de
Is. New York City. Philadelphia an
City and'some portions of Canada,
do not expect to return home until
Fall.
special TO the Times Democrat of ia
G 18th says: "Mr. j. Alphonse Pru- far
mme. one of the wealthiest and DR.
I prominent planters of this parish ~
'mpanied by his three charming e
ghters, Misses Lallah, Julia and ne
:, and Mr.. L. Perot, a prominent Tn
of Campte. and his neice, Miss ten
a. left for Nashville this morning to ha
nd the EXPOSITION. Mr.. Prudhomme "a =,
delegate 20 the Confederate veterans VII
ion from Natchitoches Camp No.
They will be joined in New Orleans
Ion. M j. Cunningham, the other :.
gate from this parish. M
:. Chas. III. Levy refunded from &C
Orleans Friday night armed with sci,
eep skin from Tulane The Plea roo
gives the following brief biogra-
of this young man who is one of raj
most popular and generally esteem
by young and old) boys of Natchi- A
rs:
harles Harold Levy, B. E.. son of H's
I'll. Levy, Yas born Jan. 30 1876, clul
atchitoches, La. He attended pri- mol
and public schools of Natchitoches IL i,
e entering the Louisiana State il :