The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-08-07
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

10 AIGhdIluI
Miss Lucie Gallon IS enjoying visit
to New Orleans.
Mr.. ]. w. Freeman and sons are en-
loving a camp on the Saline.
Mrs. T. Mayer of Denison Texas is
visiting her sistcr Mrs. Robert Potts.
Miss Dena Suddath has gone out to
Colorado to spend the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. G. w. Jack and son of Shreve-
port spent Friday in Natchltoches'
Mr.. Frank Cook of Baton Ronge is
on visit to home folks.
Mr.. J. H. Henry of Henryville was
a business visitor Monday.
Miss Lucille TiIbury and sister re-
turned to their home in Jennings after
a short visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter of New
Iberia are the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Porter.
The venerable Mrs. Bell of ShreVe-
mort is visiting her daughter Mrs. Mag
gle Pierson.
MIR, Burch Lee of Minden was
guest at the Phanor Breazeale home
on Sunday.
Mr.. A. Ewing of New Orleans is
spending this week in Natcbltoches
with friends.
Mr.. Claude Metoyer of New Orleans
is on his annual vocation visit to his
sisters Miss Lise and Aimee Meloyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard DeVargas and
children have returned from pleasant
visit to friends at Paramount
Mr.. v. L. Roy left on Thursday night
for New Orleans from where he sailed
with a party for Panama.
Mr. Fred Jackson, who is fling a
nice position in Mansfield. came down
to spend Sunday with his mother.
Mr., Payne Breazeale of Baton Rouge
came up Saturday to spend few days
at home; returning to his duties yester-
day.
Mr.. j. /. Logan, President National
Lumber and Creosoting Co., of Texar-
kama was pleasant caller at this Of
fee on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Pickles left on Thur sday
from Shreveport where she joined
a party Colorado bound to spend the
rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul N. Potts and son
Will have returned after visit to
their daughter Mrs. M. Russ of Suther-
lard Springs, Texas.
Mr.. M. S. Pittman who was mem
Der of the Summer school faculty at
Ruston was visitor here the beginning
of the week.
Mrs. Katie Dismukes and daughter
Miss Mary are enjoying the month OF
August lin Alexandria with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Overton.
Miss Blanche Eleanor Williams OF
New Orleans and brother Bernards are
the guests of their uncle aud aunt Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Scarborough.
Judge C. v. Porter and sons Harold
and Blanchard left on Friday for Black
Lake where they will spend the greater
part of August and September at their
fishing lodge.
Mrs. Robert Roberts and attractive
little daughter Olive of Minden visited
friends in Natchitochss this week when
she renewed old acquaintance, and was
the recipient of much attention.
Gov. N. C.. Blanchard attended a
meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Board of the Administrators of
the Normal on Thursday when he was
the guest of President and Mrs. Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Breazeale ard
son, Payne Breazeale of Baton Rouge
and Capt. r. P. Winslow. of
New Orleans motored out to Black
Lake Tuesday for days fishing with
1iosmee C. V. Porter
The families of Mr.. Henry Williams
c. C. Nash, John Barlow, Miss Wemp
and Ne srs. Chas. DeBlieux and J.
Weeser spent Sunday at the Ebenezar
Camp meeting.
Mines. Watson, Raggio, Himel
McClung: D. j. Hyams, McHyams, S.
H. Hill, Chaplin, Carr, j. c. DeBlieux.
T. Prudhomme, Phs p9- and c. l.
Breazeale mo, ored down to Bermuda
Thursday to attend party given by
Mrs. j. A. Prndhompie complimentary
20 Mrs. r. Hunter of Pinevillle.
Mr.. w. H. Stopher attended by Dr..
Harrington took his wife up to Shreve-
port on Thursday evening and placed
her in the Schumpert Memorial for
necessary medical attention She stood
the operation very nicely and is now
convalescing. Mrs. Stephens mother
Mrs. Robertson is with her and if all
continues as well as at present she will
be able to bring her home within the