The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-01-05
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Robert Phillips left Sunday after
noon for Alden Bridge where he vii
take charge Of school. Robert has
large circle of friends who were loath +
see him leave nome. but who give hin
their best wishes for success in his neV
field of labor.
Mr.. A. e. CIoutier spent New Year
with Mr.. and Mrs L. Prudhomme.
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale came up from
New Orleans Saturday 10 spend New
Years at home. He returned to Alex
andria on Monday morning where cOur
il 10 session this month.
Misses May Pierson, Rena and MAY
Phillips left on Monday mornings traIr
for their respective schools at New Ibe.
ria. CheneyvIlIe and LpcOmte. after en-.
ioying the week ut home.
Miss Charlotte Dreyfus, of Galveston
who has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs, l.. Levy. for the past three months
was called home on Christmas day by
The severe illness of her brother. Thi:
charming young lady had manv friend:
who regretted that ner visit bad to be
somewhat curtailed. but all Will be glad
to learn that there is some prospects Of
her returning again in the Spring.
MIR. q. w. Adams was taken to New
Orleans for treatment at the Sanltarum
last week.
DR.. b. Harrison is the guest of DR.,
and Mrs. E J. HarrlsOn,thls week,
Miss Edna Allison retErnt home
Sunday after a weeks stay with relatives
In New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Davis sDent New
Years day with relatives At Derry.
MIR. Jas. Fleming, OF MarthayllIe, was
the guest of his brother, NJ A. A
Fleming. last week.
The friends Of the family will be glad
to learn that Mrs. T.. j. Flanner VINO has
been so i'll for some ume past, is some
what better.
Mr.. j. c, Blue. Of Bayou Pierre, was
visitor to town MOud y and paid us a
pleasant Wilt Mr.. Blue had the mis-
fortune of losing his home and every
tpiug in it by fire on Dec. 9TH and car
ried no insurance, still he Is cheerful
and says matters might have been worse.
His Is nature that might be enYied by
any one
Miss Eliza Gallon, accompaL I'd by
Mr.. G. Hughes, visited Robeline Sat-
urday.
Mr.. John Parker. of Monroe, was a
visitor to ,NatchltOc hes the beginning
Of the week.
Mr.. Charlie Deblieux. to the regret OF
his many friends. Will leave during the
week to seek pastures new. He thinks
of locating in New OlIeans.
Mr.. F. Emory of washington. d. c.
arrived last week 10 assist AZ clerk in the
Land Office; he was sent by the govern
ment on application from that office.
Mr.. G. D. Harris, State geolog,st IL
stationed in NatchItOches making little
trips with his assistant. A.C Veach. to
the surrounding country. Mr. Harris Is
a member Of the faculty of the Smith
sonian Institute and an eminent scholar
and scientist.
Mr.. c. A. Preslev was a welcome Wis
itor to th Office on Mo day.
Mr. J. S. Dixon paid q flying visit to
New Orleans last week.
Messrs, B. F. Olden of Boise City and
A. l.. Atkins of Arcadia accompanied
Mr.. J. Z. Parker on hls visit here Mon
day. when they appeared before the
Police Jury in the interest of the Mon
roe and NatChitOChes Railroad.
Messrs. H. Mannheim. III, Raphiel. j.
o. Weaver Z. 7. Harrls, J. NJ. Corlev.
Il. J. w. Knott, s. Friedman and sR. G..
Hargis were in attendance on the School
Beard meeting.
Mrs. Nc K. HOston returned home
Saturday morning after short visit to
her daughter in AbbevIlIe.
Mr. and Mrs. Lestan Prudh0mme, Mr..
and Mrs. L. G.. ClOutier. Messrs. Felix
CIoutIer, U. Lambre, T.. p. and j. Pru-
dhomme E. G. Prudhomme came up
from Bermuda to attend the Richards
& Pnngle's show at the Opera House
Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Kate Jack left Sunday
for EOla where she has taken
charge Of school for the present term.