The Natchitoches enterprise., 1897-07-01
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Hymau Jaffa, of Bayou Natchez,
spent Monday in town.
Miss Rachel Simon spent couple OF
days at Provencal during last week.
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale spent Monday
in Alexandria in attendance upoE court.
Mr.. b. B. Breazeale, of Clarence,
spent Tuesday in town.
Capt. L. Casparl spent Wednesday In
Alexandria and Marksville.
Miss Rena Phillips spent wednesday
ut RObeline as the guest of the family
Of Mr.. IL. Mannheim.
Mr.. Frank Picrson, Of Coushatta,
spent few days here this week with
Judge and Mrs. ID. PIersOn.
Mr. Percy Pierson, of Robellne, was
the guest of Mr.. Chas. Levy on last
Saturday.
Miss Mclo Carver left Saturday for
| the KIsatchie, where she Will teach
over the summer months.
Mr.. Lestan Dehieux, of Clarence,
spent few days in town during the
week.
Mr.. Sidney Katie returned on Sunday
morning from Shreveport, after an en-
| joYable visit of several weeks to rela-
| tives,
MIR, I. Grossman, OF New Orleans,
who has been making short trips
| through North Louisiana, was in Match
itoches again the beginning of the week.
Misses Nell Blackman and Jeanette
Richardson. two popular young ladies
| of Alexandria. are the charming guests
of Miss Mai PIerson.
Miss Daisy Breazeale and Mr.. Arnold
SOmpayrac, of Clarence, came in to
attend the closing exercises of the con-
vent on Monday night.
Mr.. u. C., Scarborough left Monday
morning for Baton Rouge to attend q
meeting of the State Board uf Educa-
tion. of which he is a member.
Miss Blanche Adams left last week
for Hot Springs, Ark. to meet her
father, who has been at that noted
health resort for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Kate CnopIn spent Tuesday in
NatchitoChes returning to Derry We'd
nesday morning from whence she will
leave for her home In st. Louis in day
or two.
Sister Joachim and her corps
of etfic ent assistants vii leaYe for
the mother house in San Antonio on to-
morrow evenings train where they 20
TO enjoy well earned vacation.
Miss Elise Cockerham LETT on Monday
morning for New Orleans to meet a
party of friends with whom she will
spend the rest OF the summer in the
mountains of Tennessee
Messrs. /. Friedman, of Bayou Match
ez; G, Pierce, Of Shreveport, and --
Gearing, of Campte. attended the me-
mortal services of the X. of z. Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. g. E. Connor. of Little Rock. ar.
rived here Wednesday morning and
remained until Saturday evening when
he returned home accompanied by his
wife and child. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Scarborough.
MiSs Cass 'PIerson left Sunday morn
ing for Cheneyville to spend week
with DR.. and Mrs. Il Fitzpatrick. She
was accompanied by little Sidney Kill
patrick, who has been spending some
time with her grandparents here.
THE ENTERPRISE acknowledges a |
visit that was unusually. pleasant on |
Monday morning from Mr. w. n. Ra- |
Iney, of Austin, Texas, sterling Demo
crat. an old soldier and veteran news
paper man. Mr.. Ramey visited Natchl-
70 hes during sthe war aud this is his
irst visit here since, bat it is not apt to
De his last as he has now allied himself
n business transaction with some of
,ur people.
Mrs. j. II. Hill owns some 5000 or
900 acIes of land on the borders of
Arkansas and Louisiana, and Mr.. Ra-
nGy has bought share and will at
)nce take steps to establish a colony
here. He will manage the affair and
hopes within a reasonable time to build
I'D town Of several hundreds IN
labitants, which he proposes to chrIsten
N kanana. As Mr. Ramey is not ut0-
,ian dreamer, bat a practical, intelll-
rent man, of Indomitable energy who
las travelled and seen much ard who
las come to us armed with the highest
from public officials as to
lis standing In private and public life,
e is likely to succeed and has the best
Iishes of THE ENTERPRISE.
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