The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-02
Mrs. Mcknight and children of Camp

IL ID very IISH rSIlCCC.
Owing to the bad weather which
has made it almost possible to do the
work. the Sanitation Committee has
postponed general cleaning up DAYS
from this week to next
The damage that the rains have
done to the seed is distressing some
of the farmers more than that done
to the cotton itself, which while hurt
to some extent is not as great in many
instances as at first expected.
The question as to who will be the
next parish superintendent of Natchi-
toches will be decided next Monday
October 9th when the regular quarter
ly meeting of the School Board will be
held
Now is the time for mothers to select
school hats and cloaks for the little
ones. See the magnificent line at
DEBLIEUX'S.
The two little cottages being built
by Mr.. ]. H. Williams on his lot on
Sidney Street, the one just to the rear
of the home of Mr.. S. Nelken also in
the course of construction, are nearing
completion.
The heavy rains () seem to have
somewhat weakened the scent of the |
orange blossom which was so overpow-
eringly strong, not so long ago. After
next week, it will take until after
Christmas now for this muchly de-
sired flower to bloom again.
Up to the past ten days when the
rains interfered so materially with the
marketing as we'll as picking, cotton
was moving quite briskly through. the
local market particularly on certain
occasions when the different buyers
kept matters very spirited.
Neither circus or fair this fall.
The big meeting that was to have
been held Sunday under the auspices
of the Lincoln Institute for the pro-
motion of the colored industrial educa-
ton, had to be postponed on account of
the inclement weather. 1t is planned
to hold it on the fourth Sunday of this
month, October 2Gth.
While the result of the election
held In Ward o Tuesday for the MEM
Der of the School Board to succeed
Mr. ri. Friedman resigned. las not
been heard officially at this writing.
1t is practically certain that Mr.. Ado
Miller the only candidate. received an
majority of the votes,
md will represent that ward, in tnat
very important body.
We are showing an exquisite line of
Dresses, Sweaters, Ladies, Misses, {
md Childrens suits and cloaks at +,
DEBLIEUX & SON. 1
wv AlOAC OAldlISCO hoNO SdhOh paw
n the Normal faculty within the past ;
week, one through the resignation of .
Miss Williamson, the assistant of Miss
Phillip in the art department, who has
,een replaced by Mrs. Bailey +,
md the other, because Miss Moore !,
Mrs. McVoy's assistant in the English .
lepartment) i'll health forced her to ::
ret leave of absence for this term and
he is being temporarily replaced by :
Hiss Ada Carver 6
The death Of Miss Lena Plaisance 8
m Tuesday night brought to a close b
he life of good and useful woman. u
The deceased had had charge of the
oor farm tor several years, which +
he managed with judgement and
rudence and her uniform kindness
0 the pensioners made her popular
nth ali who were under her care.
The remains were brought to town
nd inferred in the family burial plot
4 the Catholic Cemetery on Wed :
esday. :
Lesche will organize on Monday "
light October 9th for the session of I,
9l3-14 at the regular meeting place :
he Directors Room of the Peoples
ank G
The years work promises to be as a
lteresting as it will be unusual, the !
lbject being The Literary Features =
the Bible. which will be studied from a
very standpoint but the religious one, n
rkich will be strictly taboed on account n
the different denominations that !,
omprise the membership. V
The Comus was to have entertained
riday night complimentary to Mr.. c.
harles Deblieux and bride but owing :,
} the very inclement weather it was :
nnounced that it would be postponed Ia
ntil Monday night. Since then Mr.. NJ
imcoe Walmsley has died and while ot
lie Club because of its large member :,
lip does not observe mourning as
lie, it will do so for a while out of
.spect to Mr.. Walmsley, who was Il
ot only one of the organizers OF the W
omus but was one of its most popular !,
hcers ever since the Club has been ~
existence, some Is years.
A feature at the Olympic tomorrow
ght will be the Pathe Photo-pl
in three parts. :
There will be an excursion to :
hreveport Saturday over the !.
ranch to enable Natchitochians c
I'd those who live along the line. :
} attend Ringing Bros. Show.
lie rate for the round trip being
so.
The stores OF all the Jewish
.rchants are closed today in
.nor nf III No.r Yonr anl nil,