The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-11-21
The Lesche met Monday evening in

their club room, Mrs. Scarborough
presiding. The topic for the evening
was the play, "The Son of Don juan
by Hose Echegaray and was ably led
by Mrs. Roy, who had for her assist
ants, Mesdames Winstead, South, Nc
Voy and Chaplin The lesson was a
most enjoyable one, listened to by
twenty members.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Mildred Dickson to Mr.. Mahlon
Howell Levy both OF Shreveport,
have been received by the friends of
the young man. Mahlon, as he is
familiarly known. is the third and
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Levy and was born in Natchitoches
wnere he has many friends. He is a
younn man of startling qualities, a fine
business man, and both he and his
charming bride are very popular in
social circles in their home town.
SWEETEST line of Ladies, Misses and
Chilqren's Coats in town at Semmel-
nsEs. -.
The Methodist Ladies will give a Ba-
zaar at the Louisiana Hotel Saturday
Dec. 7th 1912 Be sure to come and
buy your Xmas gifts. Everything will |
be sold at very reasonable price.
A turkey dinner including the best
things of the season will be served.
Fh9nix Lodge f. & a. NJ. are max.
ing improvements in their building
on Second street by the construction |
Of concrete floors. 1t is a pity the
Lodge did not extend the front of
the building to the sidewalk line. it
would have been an improvement
not only to the property but to the
SECTION, as 1t would have provided two
splendid business places. But Iet'sl
nope this will come soon. II
The high cost Of living is the cry
everywhere, combinations and trusts !
n restraint of trade is said to be the I
'ause, and the high price Of beef one
y the main incidents, but we here
AVE not suffered from any combine
ion or restraint in this special line
nd we understand that competition
. this particular branch is to be n
roadened after Dec. LIST, when two s
ew market stalls will open. Success $,
D all. Competition is the life of e
rade. n
The fire insurance agents ilaye been
ept on hump" the past week,
Verybody has been looking after their, :
lsurance, some wanting to take out
olicieS, others wanting to increase
ne line, and still others who were G.
OF certain as to what protection or G
ow much they had. 1t is an I'll wind "
lat does not blow somebody good. Of
This Is the most remarkable wealth Oh
we have ever known here; from II
Ifty forenoon to late afternoon the a,
mperaLuEe ranges from 10 TO 10; at be
ut it drops to under 80 and freeze
i ass are Of nightly occprrance. NJ
The health Of tie town is some
no rem rka HE nnder the unusual
editions; it all goes to show that
S is the healthie~t commuHity in
, whole country Statistics show
It We are II above any community
the same population in the United
ties, and we believe it Is twice as
ID, and our good reputation is
own far and wide. Dispute the
metropolitan press" reports of An
demic of ''Slow fever" the new
ner seeking homes. with US are of
ly oecurrance.
asst Few Days Of
Semmelman's Sale.
Dnst to Dust" We must eat curl
k OF dust" are two well known
'ressions; will we have not all get
ned to dust but we have all eaten
re than our allotted peck, during
prevailing draught. Let's ali
Y that we will soon be relieved =
n any more Dust.