The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-11-20
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

turning W SaOW- Z4IH W GOIH COIO
wave. On the 26th storm will form
over the Missouri Valley and move
Southeastward 9th rain.
= Mr.. P, E. Prudhomme of Bermuda
was week end visitor
Mr.. v. L. Roy spent last week in
Amite City.
Mr.. H. C. Manning of Robeline was
an appreciative caller on Monday,
Hon M. j. Cunningham of New Or
Orleans is spending some time here.
DIR. and Mrs. E. w. Breazeale of
Campti spent Thursday in town.
Mrs d. w. Breazeale spent a cou-
pie of days in Shreveport this week.
Mr.. Edwin Carter of Coushatta is in
attendance upon court this week.
DIR. S. S. Scruggs and son of Clou-
tierville were the guests of Judge and
Mrs. S. j. Henry last week.
Mines. Welsch aud Pepplar of
Shreveport are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Watson.
Miss Jack Bringhurst of Alexandria
was the week end guest of Miss Clo-
thilde Prudhomme.
Mrs. Jeff Deblieux enjoyed the Fair
while visiting her sister Mrs. Jackson
of Shreveport laat week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Keator and child
rem of Bermuda motored up to town
Sunday for the evening.
Mrs. Jos. Prudhomme of Campti
was the week end guest of her niece
Mrs. D. w. Breazeale.
Mrs. ". @. Putler of Clarence spent
Thursday in town with her aunt Miss
Irene Campbell.
District Attorney Stephens of Cou-
shutta is here this week attending to
his duties in court.
Mrs, Guy Fenner returned to her
home In Alexandra on Monday after
q pleasant visit to Mrs. MseG9omb.
Mrs. S. H. Hill and children reached
home Sunday night after pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter
of Shreveport
Miss Lucy Gallon has come home
from Leesville where she is teaching
to recuperale from an attack of NAL
aria before resuming her duties.
Miss Carroll and Mr.. Davis of the |
Normal faculty attended the Parish |
fair in Mansfield last week where they |
acted as judges in the different contests.
Mr.. C. G, WhisenAunt spent Satur-
day in Alexandria attending the Ra-
pides Parish Teachers Institute before |
which he made an address.
Messrs. August Racial, Ed Poehe |
and Phillip Brossetof Cloutierville were
appreciative callers at this Office dur
ing the week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cockerham left
on Thursday for New Orleans to visit
their children DR.. H. Cockerham and
Mrs. S. M. ID. Clark.
Mrs. Murray Russ and interesting
little daughter of Sutherland Springs
Texas arrived during the week and
will spend month with MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Potts.
Mrs. Charles Inter and daughter
we're called to New Orleans on Sunday
night BY the illness of Mr.. Joe Inter,
VINO we are glad to announce is hold
Ing his own very nicely now. tho he |
has been quite ill.
Rev. Sidney Vail rector of Trinity
was stricken with appendicitis last
Tuesday night and was taken to New
Orleans on Friday by DIR. E. R Har-
rington and operated on Saturday most
successfully The reports from the
Sanitarium are very encouraging and
Mr.. Vail expects to be able to return
to his PASTORAL duties very soon.
All the fixtures are IN place, vault
finished and every thing in ship
shape for the opening of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank on Monday Now
emher 9Th.
a big lot of Christmas Red Cross
seals have been sent Lesche for dis
posal, the proceeds from which go
towards the tuberculosis fund. mol
prettier way az putting up Christmas
packages than with these seals.
Mcdonald and Curtis Is The team CIV
ing vaudeville features ct the Olym-
pic this week. coming here right of
the Orpheum circuit and their spe-
cialties are good and clean.
In character sketches Mcdonald Is
particularly clever and each night a
different skit Is given that shows his
versatility while the varied musical
Instruments THAT he and Curtis skill
fully manipulate appeal, to the great
majority.
Grigsby's v-Ver-Lax, tie
liver regulator, "McC Chung
Has 1t"