The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-05-22

Mrs. D. Hart left for her home in
Kansas City on Sunday after months
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolphe Katie.
/ Mines. w. w. Breazeale and A. E.
Cloutier of Bermuda are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Prudhomme of
East Natchitoches.
Mrs. Macoomb entertained at dance
on Friday night and Mrs. POLICEMAN on
Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Fenner
of Alexandria.
Mrs. Carrie Lisso and daughters of
Alexandria spent a few days in Natchi-
toches en- route to New York from
which port they will .ail for Europe
for a stay of indefinite length.
Mrs. E. L. McClung left on Tuesday
for Vinton where she went to attend
the closing exercises Of the High School
of which her son Edwin is assistant
principal.
If you are not buying your sheet
music from the Bargain Store you are
not getting the latest, remember the
price is only 10c.
The Enterprise acknowledges the rs-
ceipt of copy of the Food and Drug
T o,,,~ - 7 o,,;.;ana Tho Food apd nr1,o
Relations of the State Adopted by the
Louisiana State Board Of Health effect
i've July LIST 1918.
Mr.. R. E. Chaplin reached home
Saturday night from the southern part
of the State where he has been teach
ing for the past eight months. His
sister Miss Inez who was one of his
assistants, is visiting friends and will
return later.
The recital given by the students of
the School of Music of the Normal
Friday evening. reflected much credit
upon the teachers and students and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience
composed principally of the proud
parents and friends.
The lovers of the classics in literature
have the opportunity of having their
memories refreshed very often at the
Olympic, as manager Keyser puts on
some every week in his picture shows,
when they delight the vision as well as
prove most instructive.
A number of new automobiles have
been bought by Natchitochians within
the past week or more, and the streets
/ present lively appearance when they
all are out together as is the case late
in the afternoons and on these beauti-
full moonlight nights.
Work proper on the street paving
which is to be of pithulaethtic and not
gravel as great many seem to believe
was begun Monday at the head of
Washington Street, and will be pushed
as soon as possible, while the curbing
was begun at the same time on Jeffe--
son starting at the Inn.
For the most part the programs given
at the olympic are educational as well
as entertaining and it is worth double
the price of admission to hear the out
spoken criticisms of the small boys
whose point of View is often time rich,
rare and racey.
Screening is becoming more general
throughout town each day, many gal
leries being enclosed which will prove
to be great comfort ard pleasure as
the insect season draws nearer. Every
dago shop even has its fruits and other
psrishable food protected now, as a
, wise ordinance requires.
The Annual Spring Athletic meet did
not arouse as much enthusiasm this sea-
son as usual and the attendance when it
was held Saturday was not nearly as
large as usual. Natchitoches carried
off practically all the honors scoring 70
points to Centenary SO.
Lafayette Industrial and Baptist
College (Pineville) were expected to
participate in the athletics, but failed
to materialize.