The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-11-17
Montgomery Dots.
Montgomery, La. Nov. IL

Messrs. Il. +. Woods. Jno. |. and
{. II. Mccain attended to business in
Colfax Tuesday night.
Percy McCain and james Henry
War'ilow attended chugch at Dunn
school house Thursday night.
l.. q. O'Neal attended to business
Winniield. and neighboring places
the latter part of the week. return
ing home Saturday night.
Lloyd O'Neai and Bob OIiphant, OF
winfield, came over by private con
veyance Saturday night.
Mr.. Roy Williamson. of COlfax
spent Saturday in our burg. While
here he purchased a bird dog from
Matt Dunn.
Mr.. h. }. Barfield has plenty of
company since he started his cane
mill. Most any night you can see IA
crowd OF young people vending their
way toward his house.
lie Mutual Literary Society fur
nislied an elegant programs Saturday
To a house full of spectators.
Roy Horn, better known as the
"kaldy Kid, was actually out
among the fair sex Sunday afternoon.
Ebb. Dyson. of Alexandria, visited
his father and mother Sunday. He
brought up a. couple of fine Berkshire
hogs toput ON his Ia Tiers stock farm,
TWO miles below town.
Ii Dame kunIor is correct there.
VIII he wedding bells ringing in the
near future.
Mr.. "Nep" Horn and wife returned
last week from a two weeks visit TO
Ver'la, WINFIELD and other points.
DIR. Baker. grand lecturer of the +.
II n. NJ. lectured to the Masons al
this place Tuesday and Wednesday.
aud while here conferred several
degrees.
ar. Stafford and little son Whit.
of NatchitOches, spent Sunday and
Monday with his brother-in-la
Leo Sellars.
Mr. 'Pansy" Harrison was on the
sick list Sunday and Monday, but at
this writing is able TO he at his old
stand as salesman for MIR. W. q.
Harrison.
Matt jackson, X. l.. and Jesse
Deem, OF Hargis. attended the lecture
at the Masonic hall Tuesday.
Jackson Payne, Johnnie McIlwain
ana l.. Is. Straughan were among
ohe Ner'ia MasOns attending the
lecture Tuesday.
Mayo Sellars returned Monday
night, after an absence of several
days, presumably to see his girl.
1lle string band was out serenad-
ing again Tuesday night, and fur
hlshed some excellent music.
A NJ. GOODWIN, of the Colfax
Chronicle. came up on the Tuesday
local, returning on the
passenger train.
Prof Fuquay's father. mother. and
sister. from south Louisiana. have
been spending this week with him.
Lee McNaughton returned from
Mansura Wednesday morning, " here
he has been employed by the Valley.
DR.. Nj. A. Dunn, of Colfax. was
the visiting Masons attend
ing the lecture Tuesday.
Frank Agen, of Tennessee. was
seen making eyes at some of the fair
sex lew nights ago. So that's the
is it Frank?
There hasn't been much cotton
coming in since the slump in the mar
ket few days ago.
FOX must be getting plentifu now.
as the sports" catch Oneev other
night.
Fellow Is the program of the Mutu-
al Literary Society for Saturday, No
18th:
Roll call. with quotations.
i. Music-Lena Bee Mccain.
:. Reading-Ruby Nortlan.
3. Chorus-hy 9th grade girls.
T. Recita tiOn-Hattie Me.isop.
.. Vocal Duette-Ruby O'Neal and
May Mccain.
q. Debate: Resolved. That Art is
More Attractive Than Nature" Al.
lrmative-Percy Mccain and Miss
Nodie Smith. northumberland
Dyson aud Miss Maggie Brown.
q. Music-Miss Annie Harrison. >
:. Song-Mrs. Angie Harrison.
.. Editors Paper.
10. Old business.
Ill. New business.
l.. Miscellaneous business.
DREAMY EYES.