The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-30
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVICES FORECAST. November
will enter with cool pleasant weather.
1st to End cool and pleasant. 3rd TO
4th warmer On the 5th storm will
form over the lower Mississippi Valley
, sind move north eastward. 9th cloudy
- with rain.
Miss Mia Caspari spent Thursday in
Shreveport.
Misc Theresa Wardlow of Coushatta
was the guest of Mrs. H. Turpin on
Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Van Hoose has returned
to her home in Shreveport after a Ie"
days with relatives.
.Lustrous furs just received at Sem
rml mans
W. Charles Green spent the past
+,yo waA ks looking after his ianded
interest in Lincoln parish.
Mrs. Edgar levy and daughter nave
ra+rrnad home q, tier visit to trlends
in Shreveport.
Mr.. j. C. DeBlieux ivas sunlrnoneu
to Shreveport this week by the reuet
al Court to serve as juror.
Mr.. Edwin French of A.exa uuiia
snent several DAYS here last week " i'i
relatives.
Misses Annie Claire Trichei, Jeanette
Wemp, Myra Gallon, Edith Por'er'
Lillian and Miriam Nelken were week
end visitors to their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Pressburg OF
Alexandria spent several days WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nelken during the
week.
Miss Mabel Katie and brother DR.. l.
Katie went to Alexandria Tuesday I'd
day the last sad respects to the re-
mains of their great aunt Mrs JOS
Levy.
Mrs. w. T. Cunningham left on
Monday for Missouri where she Will
visit Mr.. and Mrs Fulkerson who were
residents of Powhatan for time.
SsmmeIman's eauy-to-wear, the
talk of the town.
Messrs. Afford Prudhomme, }. r.
I
of Natchitoches are guests at the Inn
Hotel Times,
Mrs. Maggie Pierson left for Cou-
saatta Tuesday where she Will speno
some time with her mother and attend
the State Fair before returning home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Breazeale ana
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Breazeale and daugh-
ter Of Campti spent few hours IN
town Monday en- route home from
visit to Bermuda.
Mrs, Robert Walmsley left yester-
dav for her home in Houston after
anord;n.- the past month with Misses
T;.z;e ana Lee Walmsley who also
left 70 spend the winter in Memphis.
Messrs. Rendell and Freyer of the
-well.known firm of Randolph Randeli and
Frevey of Shreveport were business
visitors last week. Mr.. Freyer was
accompanied by bis Dffee.
Mrs. Lily Ducournau Eafufhea meh-
dav night from visit to New orleans
where she met Mrs. Estelle Plauche en-
route home from New York where she
snent the summer and fall with DE-.
and Mrs Bechet.
Miss julie Prudhomme who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Robert A. Hun
Ter e48 Boulevard, has returned to her
home in Natchitoches. Gen. and Mrs.
]. Alphonse Prudhomme Misses julie
and Noehe Prudhonme will be the
guests of their daughter and sister
Mrs. Hunter during the State Fair.
Times
Mr.. Adolphe Morse and sisters Misses
Celina and Cecilia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Berley of Shreveport, DR.. and
Mrs. Page of Vivian, Mr.. and Mrs
A, Mandell of Mansfield accom-
ran;ad the remains of their brother
Howard Shen brought home, and in
,terred in the family burial plot in the
French Cemetery on Saturday, while
!, in town they were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs w. S. Greaneaux and Mrs
Alice Debiieux.
English fats, rubber bottoms al
iSemmelman'S.
Miss Edith Porter was at home from
Shreveport for few days to recuper'
ate from the very heroic treatment
she is undergoing by specialist for
some serious nasal trouble. Miss Por-
ter has been given months leave OF
absence from her duties in the Alex
andria High School; as it is necessary
that she be under the constant care OF
q snecialist, and her family and friends
hope that a permanent cure VIII De
effected.
Th.s editor acknowledges receipt ana
wishes 70 express appreciation for the
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