The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-04-06
Personal.

DIR. Jules Janin left during last weel
for New Orleans where he will remain
for visit Of some length.
Miss Amelie CIoutIer, of Bermuda. II
the welcome guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J. G.
Henry.
Miss Anna Walmsley, who is teaching
school at Derry, was The attractive guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Henry from last
Wednesday night until Monday.
Miss Blanche Adams came up from
Avoyelles. where she is teaching, TO
spend Easter ut home.
Sir. Hunter JaIreau. of Alexand ria
was an Easter visitor 10 NatcnItcches
Mr.. A. Armand. Of New Orleans. who
accompanied the remains Of his sister.
Mrs. Mckenna. here last week, remain
ed over TO arrange her business affairs
and returned home on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Deblleux and child.
of Clarence. s lent Sunday in town with
Mrs. III. K. Walmslrv
Mr.. Bertrand Beer spent only few
hours ITO the IegIet of his many friends)
in town last Thursday. lie came up
from New Orleans on the cannon ball to
meet the CAPITALISTS from the North and
went with them in private cOpveyances
from here to ChCneyvilIe.
Mr., w. K. JoslIn, the travelling repre-
sentative of the New Orleans Item. was
a pleasant caller at this office on Friday.
Miss Regime Rusca. VINO is teaching
IN Pointe COuPee parish, spent the
Easter holidays at home. She was ac-
by Miss O'Connor. very
charming young lady from New Texas.
Mrs. Cap Deblleux. of Clarence, spent
In 'Natciiitoches, -
Miss May Phillips came mp from Le-
Thursday night to enjoy Easter
at home. She brought with her her
fellow teacher Miss Fannie Barrett. who
as a Normal graduate is well known
here.
Mrs. z T. GALLON returned home on
Sunday morning after visit to New
Orleans and 10 relatives in Baton Rouge.
The editor enjoyed very pleasant calls
from Messrs Il. G. Hargis. Of Ward 10,
ana G.. A. Presley. of Ward z, on Mon
day morning.
Miss Fannie Nelken. who has been
spending the past ten days at home re-
turned 70 her school duties on Monday.
Miss Cora Hill came down from Ward
4 to spend Easter at home.
Messrs. Ii. Mannheim and p. s. Carter,
of Robeliue, were IN town Monday.
MIR. NJ. Ii. Carver is attending the
of the Board of Appraisers in
session IN Baton Rouge this week.
Mr.. G. V. Porter left on Sunday morn
ing for Alexandra where he Is filling
for the first time bis position as district
Attorney at the term Of court which Is
now in session in RapideS.
Mr.. Robert Phillips came down from
BOssIrT parish where he Is teaching, ON
Saturday as an Easter surprise for his
home folks and friends.
Mr.. Jules Coco, Of huntsville, was an
Easter visitor TO NatchItOchPs. He eX-
,ressed himself az charmed with our
lily and pee pie.
Cadets Sidney Katie and Randall VIII
Jams returned to The University on
Monday after enjoying the holidays al
Iome
DR.. s /, COlvIn. of CIoutierYilIe, was
visitor To town Monday.
Mrs j. O'Quin and children are en-
owing carnival week in Shreveport with
dr. and Mrs. w. Nelson.
Misses Julia and May Prudhomme
we're The charming Easter guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. S. Ii. HILL.
Mr.. Z. f. Greneaux spent Monday IN
alexandria.
Mrs. A. O'Quinn and SON, of Eddy.
lew Mexico. arrived Tuesday for visit
D her family This is her first visit
ZONE since her marriage IN Oct. '95 and
Ter friends with whom she was popular
6 Miss Ella Dietrich are giving her a
Ordial welcome.
Mrs j. G. Readhimer has gone up to
Ter CamDte home to attend to some
BUSINESS there this week.
A few issues ago We announced the
eIurn of Mr.. Sam Caspan from New
iexico, but we had been IN misIEfOrmed
8 he only arrived this week and Will
bortly leave with hIs fnmIiy for COu-
hatta, wnere they will make their
ONE.
Mr.. John Keyser left on Sunday even
lg's train for Shreveport for visit OF
ldefinite length.
Mr.. j. 5. Atkins. of Lake End. was in
Tatchtoches Monday and appeared be-
pre- the Police Jury 10 ask for an APP
roprialion for the building OF an iron
ridge in his nelghbOrh00d.