The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-03-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Robert Phillips, who Is teachin
SURPRISED his family aid friends by hl
appearance among them on Saturda
morning. He returned to bis duties o
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. w. w. Breazeale and eldest go
spent Saturday in town.
Messrs. &. +. G-eneaux and AdOlp
Morse were visitors TO the Crescent CITY
during the week.
! Mr.. A. f.. SOmpayrac, of Clarence
spent Saturday and Tuesday In Gown
Mr.. II. Friedman. OF Bayou Natchez
was a visitor to NatchItuches Monday.
Mrs. Kortum spent few days II
A!exandria aud COushatta last week
Miss MalmlIe GreneauX returned last
Tuesday night after long ab,ence du'
| ing which time she visited Ora nd Cnteat
! and Alexandria,
| Mr.. H. B. Mercer. who has beer
teaching school in this parish on thu
north side Of Red River, for some time
left Iasr week for NarchItuchcs to enter
the State Normal School. He intends
tc make a first class teacher of himself
ana Is gong to o school where they dc
that very Thing 10 pelfectlon.-TowE
Talk.
Capt. c. Teal, of Colfax. was visitor
here last week.
Misses Netie Williams and Susie
Hargis were visitors 10 town last week
Prof. j. B. AswelI spent Saturday and
Sunday at RustCn.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick. of Gu eneYville,
VINO came mp last week 10 see her aunt.
Mrs. L'herisson when so ill, returned to
her home on Monday mornings train.
Mr.. w. ii Jack, Dr., who has been
visiting his family here since December,
left last week for Mansfield FROM where
after short visit to his brother ia
Shreveport, re will go to San Antonio
for Il stay Of indefinite length.
Judge d. PiersOn left on Monday
mornings train for Baton Rouge where
the Board of Tensions, OF which he is a
member, is in session.
We had the pleasure of meeting yes
terday, Capt. II. 2. Gamble, IA native
of NatchItochcs parish, who Is home on
a furlongh. Capt. Gamble belongs to
the Second Louisiana Volunteer Infant
ry (COl. Hoods RegimenO. He Joined
the regiment as sergeant and by his
ability rose from the ranks step by step
until he was recently elected captain Of
one of the companies. He saws that the
heat in Cuba Is not as great as that at
New Orleans because nearly all the time
there il a breeze blowing. He left San
Iago the early part Of February. Ii his
regiment is mustered out he will en-
deavor TO JOIN the regular army Town
Talk.
MIR. Henry Williams, of Montgomery,
one of the members of the popular firm
of Williams. Weaver Il O'Qnin, was a
visitor to town on Monday and paid The
Enterprise an appreciated call.
Capt. and Mrs. Nash spent few days
ut their home at Richardsville the be-
ginning of the week.
Miss Cora Hill who Is II memUer of
the class That has just ;.ecn graduated
from the Normal, left for the upper pOr-
lion of Ward Four Sunday. where she
will have charge of public school.
Capt. i. Caspari has returned from
New Orleans and Baton Rouge where
lie went on business.
Miss Matte Ste Pipes beneficiary from
this parish at the State Normal School,
completed her course at that institution
last month and viii be awarded her
diploma at the commencement in June.
Miss Pipes passed all of her cXamina-
tions credltably and proved while ut the
institution IL diigent and faithful STU
daut. We congratulate her upon her
successful school career and welcome
her h0me.-lUeryIile South-
DR.. and Mrs. z. L. GALLON are visitors
to New Orleans this week
Mcssrs. I'll. and j. Kalfif have returned
from ST Louis where thew have been
fol the past few weeks.
MesSrs. w. Cox, of Robeline. and J..
ID. SaIter, of PrOvencal, were visitors TO
NaichitOches on Tuesday.
Messis. NJ. NJ. Fisher and Jeff Deb
lieux, of Clarence. and j. &. johnson, of
Cypress, spent Tuesday IN Gown.
Spring tiredness is due to an impov-
erished condition of the blood aud is
cured by Hoods SarsapaIiIla, which
enriches the blood.