The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
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cannon ball TO take in the fair.
Rev. Chas. Thorp palc our Office q
very pleasant on Monday morning.
Niles Fannie Nelken returned home on
Saturday night from AvoYelles Parish
where she has been teaching school.
Mr.. Z. V. Porter visited Marksville
last week.
Mr.. J. Fl. Stephens, OF Provencal,
spent Mondav IN town.
MISS Annie Bnrris, of the Norma
faculty. spent Saturday and Sunday at
Boy &c with Miss Florence Stephens who
is::teaching there.
Mrs. B. F. Dranguet and daughter
have returned home after a visit to Ber-
muda.
Mrs. Joseph Henry and Miss Mini
Chopin have arrived with all their
household effects and will soon be "set-
tied" in their home on Washington
street.
Mr.. Harry Simon has returned from
pleasant visit to New Orleans. Messrs.
Simeon and Abe, who were of the party
stopped Oft at Alexandra on their way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Plauche. of Bayou
NatcheZ. were visitors to town this week.
DR. Clarence Pierson. Of New Iberia'
spent SATURDAY. and Sunday at home
with his parents.
Mrs. s. Wlnbarg left last week for
New York on d visit OF indefinite
length to relatives. The Enterprise
wishes her a pleasant trip aud safe
| return.
MIR. J. B. Asweif. Of the Normal, who
has been conducting Institutes In the
northern portion OF the State, spent
Saturday in town.
Prof. Hyde, Of Nebraska, VINO is
taking charge of Mr.. Aswell's classes
during his absence on institute work, is
pleasantly domlciled at Mrs. Haslet.
Mrs Harry Gamble, who went as far
as New Orleans with her husband to see
hiIa sail from that port to rejoin his
regiment in Cuba, spent Wednesday
night and Thursday In NatchItoehes
en- route to St, Maurice, where she will
remain with her husbands family until
the regiment ia mustered out of serv Ice
which will be some time In June.
Miss Edith Libby left for her home in
New Orleans Monday evening after en-
iOylng several weeks IN NatchItOches.
Her hostess, Miss Elise Cockerham,
went down with her to enjoy few days
at the FAIR.
DR.. Il. s. Calves has returned from
New Orleans where be went as dele
gate to the convention of the Legion of
Honor.
Mr.. J. AIlhaud PrHdhOmme. of Star
light, and Mr.. j. T.. Johnson, of Cy-
gress, spent Monday in Natcnitoches.
Mrs. Paul L'herisson lett on Saturday
night for New Orleans. Mrs. l. herisson
| has been in Ill health for some time and
we trust that the change will be bene-
fetal.
Judge G. A. Kilgore was among the
prominent visitors to town Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. j. FIanner Is at home after a
pleasant visit to her old home In Clou-
| tierville.
DR.. s. /. Colvin, Of Cloutierville, was
in town on MONDAY on business, Tue
Doctor IL one of the most progressive
citizens of that quaint old town and is
now busying himself with the building
of new public school hOuee.
Miss Evelyn McCook, of Denton, Tex,
after pleasant visit TO Miss Zama Scar
borough. left for her home on yesterday
evenings train. This is Miss McCook's
| first visit to her old home in Several
years, and she was accorded a cordial
welcome on account of the high esteem
which was felt for her. parents. the late
Jos, McCoOk and Miss Laura Ponder, as
well as for her sweet anG charming per-
sonaliIY.
We acknowledge very pleasant visit
from our friend Mr.. Il b. Williams on
Tuesday. He In company with his wife
has just returned from New Orleans,
where he went to see the Fair, and he
expresses himself as well pleased, In
fact he was agraeably surprised as the
Fair surpassed what he expected to see.
We heartily agree with Mr.. WillIamsand
would say that visit to the Louisiana
State Fair now in progress In New Or
leans Is we'll worth the trip as the at
fractions and benefits and pleasure TO be
derived therefrom are manifold and
varied.
Mr.. John I. Mccain. of Montgomery,
was pleasant and a leclated visitor
to this Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Max COIN. of Kansas City, arrives
on this mornings trRin to enjoy few
days here. Mr.. Cohn made many !
friends when he visited here few |
months ago, who will give him a COR
dial welcome,
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Henry |
BoYce, of Boyce, upon our streets on
Monday.
Mr. Y. L. Bird, of Melrose, dropped |
IN to see US on Monday and says that
things IN his neIgbbOrhood are getting
along smoothly. The crops are good
mo little backward.
Messrs j. G. Henry and j. Ernest
Breda are In attendance upon the grand |
lodge. II. of T.. In session at Crowley.
Mrs. Chas. Davis and son have re-
turned home after weeks absence
which was spent visiting friends at
Plaquemlne and New Orleans.
Mrs. Emily Prudhomme left on Tues
day nights cannon ball for short busi-
ness trip to New Orleans.
Miss Willie Garrett, of Jhibode&ux,
one Of the first Normal graduates, Is the
guest Of her cousin Ms. J, II. Henry, of
Henryville. Miss Garrett hopes to visit
heriAlma Mater before her return home.
Mr.. j. II. Henry, OF .Henryyille. was q
visitor to NatchitOches on Wednesday.
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