The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-09-04
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE


DEVICES FORECAST. 9Th to Ctr
showers 7th to 9Th cooler, 9th to 10th
sultry with fogs, 18th hot and sultry.
Miss Joan Miller of Minden is visit
ing Miss July Breazeale.
Miss Beryl Stafford of Alexandria is
the guest of Miss Coralie Henry.
1.-The Married Bachelor" Home Tai
ent, Opera House, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Williams were
week end visitors to Colfax.
Miss Alice Williamson is visiting rel
atives in Shreveport
Mr.. C. V. Porter Jr., of Baton Rouge
came up Monday night to spend cou-
pie of weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Holmes of Mar
shall were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Porter the beginning of the week.
Miss Zulma Jarreau returned to her
home in Alexandria on Sunday after a
short visit to Miss Vera Hughes.
DR.. Katie and Mr.. Malcolm Katie
enjoyed the last two weeks in Tennes-
see and Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Mayee of Rapides
spent Sunday with Mrs. Caroline Win
barg.
DR.. and Mrs. Browne and children
enjoyed their vacation on their planta-
ton near Lake End.
Mrs, z. T. Gallon has returned from
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cham
bers of Alexandria.
Home talent, Opera House, Monday
night
Mrs. G. w. Jack and interesting lit
tie sons of Shreveport are the guests of
Mrs. Matte Jack.
Miss Lise Metoyer spent last week
in New Orleans combining business and
pleasure.
Mr.. Tom Weaver has returned home
after spending the past month looking
after his business interests in Florida
and Georgia
Mr.. Sidney Cook who has been at
the University of Ami Arbor Michigan
for the past year reached home Mon
day to spend short vacation.
Messrs. Warren and Newton Voters
left on Sunday for New Orleans where
they expect to locate in business for
the present
Mrs. Chas. Inter. Miss Suzette and
Mr.. Joe Inter reached home Monday
morning after most beneficial surjoin
of six weeks in Colorado.
Mines. Lucas and Bath and Miss
Miriam Lucas returned Monday from
a visit to Mineral Wells much improved
thereby.
1.-The Married Bachelor" 8 acts of
fun, home talent, Opera House, Mon
day night.
Mrs. Gus Lowenberg of New Orleans
reached here Tuesday and will spend
the month of September with her par
ents.
Mines w. T. Williams, A Ewing
and Misses Sudie Stephens and Regina
Ewing were among those who took in
the excursion to New Orleans this
week.
Messrs Mat Hertzog of Magnolia
Stephens and John Henry of Melrose
and Hertzog Chopin of Derry were
among the visitors to town during the
week
Governor N. c. Blanchard of Sereve-
poIt who came down to attend meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
Normal Board Wednesday, was the
guest of Mr.. ]. L. Bryan.
Miss Lizzie Dunckleman who left on
Sunday for Winfield and Miss Brandin
and Mr.. Roe Browne for Atlanta were
among the first teachers to begin their
duties but before another week, many
more will depart.
Capt r. P. Winslow returned to his
duties at Jackson Barracks on Tuesday
after enjoying his furlough here, a
great part of which was spent camp
ing on Black Lake. Mrs. Winslow and
daughter will remain a while longer.
Misses Lily Prudhomme and May Brea-
zeale who have been members of the
faculty of the Summer school at La
fayette that closed Saturday reached
home Mon1ay to spend their well
earned vacation.
Mrs. P. Clements with her sons left |
on Saturday for her home in Minden
after most enjoyable visit to her sis
ter Mrs. Harrington who with her little
son went back with her to spend a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Hill and family |
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