The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-09-11
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVICES FORECAST. Sept. 18th
not and sultry. On the 18th a cyclone
Will appear over the Gulf of Mexico
and move westward. 14th to 18th
rain over the Gulf States hot and sui
try over the Northern States. 18th to
18th showers, 18th cooler.
Mr.. Lawrence Cotton of Monroe is
visit to his ODD home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Guillot and child
rem of Derry spent Friday in town.
Judge E. G. Hunter of Alexandria
was a visitor to Natch!toches Saturday.
Mrs. w. S. Greneaux and daughter
Shirley are spending few days with
relatives in Alexandria.
Miss Roberta Parker has returned to
her home in Monroe after pleasant
visit to Miss Leila Ducournau.
Miss Celina Noise of Shreveport is
visiting among her many friends in
Natchitoches to their great pleasure.
Mr.. Paul Potts left for Virginia last
week where he will enter the State
University.
Mr.. Lloyd Porter of New Iberia was
a visitor to Natchitoches the beginning
of the week.
Mrs D. C. Scarborough, Jr., of
Shreveport is on a visit to her
''in-laws."
Misses Sadie and Myrna Barlow left
on Saturday for Texarkana to visit in
the home of DR. Sims.
Mr.. Sidney Katie left on Friday of
last week on his annual vacation which
will be spent as usual in California
Mr. and Mrs. J E. Cannon and
daughter are spending the week with
relatives in Coushatta.
Messrs. T. and A. Aymond of Bun
kie are visiting their brother Mr.. Wal
ter Aymond, Supt. of Water and Lights.
Miss Regina Ewing left on Wedne:
day of last week for MerlyvilIe where
she resumes her duties in the Agricul- !
tural high school.
Misses Graham of New Orleans and
Brown of Shreveport has returned to
their respective homes after pleasant |
visit to Miss Vera Hughes.
Mrs. j. Chaffe, daughter Miss Joan
and granddaughter Miss Caro- of New
Orleans arrived Saturday night to visit |
Mrs. V. Chaffe.
Mr.. Ed. Harrison of New Orleans
was the guest of Mr.. Joe Inter Mon
day en- route home after visit to rela-
tives at Luells.
and Latter left for Baton Rouge Sun
day and were joined there by Senator
Caspari.
Several new houses are to be erec-
ted in the near future, two handsome
ones in particular it Is rumored, by
prospective Benedicts,
Mr.. Leon Greneaux of Marksvllle |
visited his old home last week when he
was warmly greeted by relatives and
friends
Mrs. T. Hunter and children who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Turpin for the past few weeks left
for their home at Waterproof on Sun
day.
MIR E. C. Mockbee of Memphis
Tenn, arrived last week to take
the position made vacant by Mr..
Burnett Covington who has returned
70 MS ola nome IN lem,
Miss Fannie Nelken accompanied
her sister Miss Gussie upon her return
from Alexandria Sunday night where
they had visited Mr.. and Mrs H. Press
burg
Miss Erna Prudhomme has returned
to her home at Dallas after enjoying
the summer here most delightfully."-
with relatives when she was the recip-
lent of much social attention.
Mr.. Payne Walmsley left on Satur-
day for Saranac Lake, New York to
Join his sisters who are in devoted at
tendance upon their brother Simcoe,
who is gradually growing weaker.
B. C. Caldwell reached here Sat
urday morning and left with Judge
Porter on the noon train for Black
Lake where c. v. Porter, Jr., joined
them Monday and where they will
spend the week fishing.
Mr.. S. S, Senne, g. P, ana T. A.. of
the L. & N, W. was visitor to town
during the week and gave most en-
couraging news of the muchly needed
improvements that win be made on
that road.