The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-06-26

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Alex Sompayrac ard Eric DeBlieux
left during the week to enjoy q hoU: e
party in Shreveport.
Miss Vivien Kleinpeter who has been
! the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Stopher for the past week, returned to
her home in Baton Rouge on Sunda-.
Misses Imogene and Marcia Scar
borough left on M onday for Mansfield
where they will spend some time before
going on to shreveport for visit.
Rev. W. N. Blackburn, Presbyterian
minister of Houma, will conduct morn
ing and evening services in the Presby-
terrain Church next Sunday.
MDr. J. Barcum of the State Board
of Health who is making campaign
in this parish against the hook worm
has had his headquarters at the Le-
comte for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Cook and child
rem of Shreveport, Mrs. Rensch and
children of Homer have been enjoying
a family reunion at the pretty Rusca
homestead on Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme and
daughters motored up to town Monday
night for the Comus euchre in their
handsome new REQ, making the trip in
a record breaking time.
Messrs. Ducournau, Thames, and
Lille of Shreveport, Leon and Arthur
O'Quin of Hannah came down to attend
the dance given by Miss July Brea-
zeale last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Cummings and
little daughter of Cheneyville have
rooms at Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Porter.
Mr.. Cummings being member of the
summer school faculty while his wife
is taking special course.
Mrs. j. Gainsburg and daughters of
New Orleans and Miss Bertha Medlock
of Minden who came to attend the
Pressburg- Nelken wedding have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Nelken
for the past week.
Mr.. |. Kaufman came up from Alex
andria Saturday night to join his wife
and daughter who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Lucas for the past
two weeks and all returned home this
morning.
Messrs. J. w. Cockerham of Luella
A. P. Cockfield and A. S. Jones of
ward 10 were visitors on Monday.
Mr.. Cockfield informs us that the
bridge on Red River near Cammacks is
now completed and it will be a great
benefit for that whole section of the
country. He is a great believer in
bridge building which he thinks is the
most important need in the upbuilding
of country, as good roads always follow
and then access to schools is easy and
for that reason he wants to see the
whole country dotted with them.
Instead of having the big celebration
here in honor of st. Johns day, the
scene of the jollification was shifted
to Robeline and on Tuesday morning
several car loads of Masons wendell
their way to our little neighboring
town, that in festal array extended
the most royal hospitality. The Nat
chitochians, members of Phoenix Lodge
who enjoyed this delightful day were;
Grand Master South, Messrs. G. M.
Pierson, Scarborough, R. Phillips, S.
Levy, N. T. Smith, DIR. Harrington,
Sidney Katie, T. F. Raggio, A. E.
Bath, ]. r. Harper, r. S. Calves, the
families of H. A. Cook, ]. H. Stephens,
A. L. Jackson, j. o. Williams and
Hudson of Creston, L. Brunson and
Gallon of Lake End, Friedman and
Murphy of Bayou Natchez.
The Methodist ladies were quite sue
cessful in the entertainment given by
them on Friday evening, the stocking
social when the neat little sum or
$42. 90 was cleared.