The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-08-07

summer Normal IN New orleans.
We do all kinds of job work. If yol
want neat and prompt service give u
your work.
Messrs. Knott and Page members o
the Police Jury spent Tuesday in town
Mr.. Knott reports the crops to be in /
splendid condition and prospects fol
practically the whole parish better
than they have been in very long
time.
Mrs. G. Mueller and little daughter
returned to their home at Wichita Fall:
after visit to her parents Mr.. anc
Mrs. Peason.
Miss May Guarddia accompanied Mrs.
Mueller and will spend some time in
Texas.
Misses Imogene and Marcia Scar
borough invited number of the rose
bud set to meet their young cousins
Miss Blanche and Master Ber-
nard Williams of New Orleans on
Monday evening when the hours were
wiled away by the young people in
tripping the light fantastic to their
hearts content
One of the new residences that will
be built this fall will be one for Mr.. L..
Davis who has recently bought the
beautiful lot from Judge C. C. Chaplin
between his residence and that of Mr..
Edw Phillips on Jefferson street
The Texas & Pacific Railway will
run popular rate excursion to Shreve-
port Monday, August 18th, special
train leaving Natchit6ches 7:04 p. m.
The round trip rate will be $3.50.
The local disciples of Isaak Walton
are seeking the fishing holes in the
vicinity of Black Lake, Saline and
Kisatchie and by next week all of that
contingency will be whipping the
streams land enjoying that sport of
sports that permits the widest latitude
in story telling.
Postmaster Antoine Delors. Gardner. Mich,
speaks for the guidance Of those troubled with
kidney and bladder irregularities, and says From
my own experience ! can recommend Foley
Kidney Pills. My father also was cured Of
kidney disease. and many neishbors were cured
by Foley Kidney Pills" For sale at all drug
gists.
Again the town clock is heard i'm
tie land after several months silence.
as the Police Jury ordained that it
should be put and kept In repair, so
it was given thorough overhauling
and it is to be hoped that it will be
kept going as SO much depends upon
everybody knowing the correct time.
Charming little Miss Norma Hill the
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Hill celebrated her 18th birthday las
Friday afternoon by inviting about six
teen of her young friends to a party
that was enjoyed as only happy young
people can enjoy everything. One
frolic followed the other the principal
amusement however being jolly game
of cards at which Miss Measie Brea-
zeale won the first prise, Miss Helen
Freeman the general consolation and
Miss Katherine BreaZeale the BOBBY,
Delicious ice cream and cake were
bountiful served.
Miss Judith Carver entertained at
the first OF the series of porch parties
to be given by her and her two sisters,
on Wednesday night and If the others
prove as enjoyable. as this one did
there will be nothing left to be de-
sired in the way of pleasure
There were nine tables Of young
ladies and gentlemen who partici.
pated in the game of bunco, at which
Miss Crockett Jones and Mr.. Edwin
McClung won the pretty first prizes
and Miss July Breazeale the BOBBY.
Delicious fruit punch was served
throughout the evening and tig brick
cream and cakes at the end of the
game. after which some time was
spent In social intercourse.
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dealers
Mrs. McClung gave one OF her Gus
tomary delightful parties when she
entertained The Round Table Tues
day afternoon and electric fans were
used i'm both rooms where the tables |
were placed and kept current of air
i'm circulation that added to the COM
fort of the guests. Beautiful pond
lilies were used in decoration ana
elected many admiring comments,
Mrs Chaplin won the beautiful first
prise, Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme the
equally pretty guests, Mrs. Eloise |
De Blieux the general consolation and
Mrs. Hyams the BOBBY. Misses Nav
Wemp, Carmen BreaZeale, Inez Chap
lin and Merle Prudhomme assisted
the hostess I'm serving a splendid
course luncheon at the conclusion of
the game to the guests who besides
club members included Mines. Hunter
OF Pineyille, PrIdhamme of Bermuda
Grey of New Orleans. j. G. DeBlieux,
Miss DeBlieux
!
Four auto loads of Iadies motored
down to Bermuda Thursday afternoon
to enjoy With the ladies of that COM
munity a lovely party that Mrs. J. A.
Prudhomme gave in honor of her