The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-07-03

/ ton as was hoped Tor iaSt SATURDAY,
! though quite a number of the town
people were out to hear Mr.. A. Z. .
Fleig, sales manager for Louisiana who
explained the idea and object of the
organization.
| A telegram has been received from
Mr.. Ed. Kennedy announcing that the
bond issue for Sl25, 900 for the building
of the Orange & Northeastern R. K. |
was carried at Leesvile and the people /
in that section of the country are jubl-
liant over the building of the road and
have proven it by voting the tax.
A plea for a sane Fourth has been
made all over the country and we are
sure Natchitoches will comply with the
request and have the sanest fourth a
going. Not even the town clock will
ring in or out the hour to announce the
coming of the day, that Congress has
set aside as national holiday to cele-
brate the anniversary of the greatest
day in the history of our nation.
Il a substitute is offered you for Foley Kidney
Pills, it means cheaper medicine is pressed up
on YOU for the deoler's profit, not for yours.
Foley Kidney Pills may cost the dealer more
than cheap substitute. but they give better re-
suits than any other kidney and bladder medi-
cine. Ask for Foley Kidney Pills. For sale by
all druggists.
The COMMITTEES of the Housekeepers'
League that was organized by the
Sanitation Committee are doing good
work, each member keeping in close
touch with her special district and the
hearty cooperation of the majority OF
the housekeepers has made the work
successful as we'll as pleasant for all
concerned.
Arrangements for a cooperative
garbage wagon have been made and
until the city can run public one,
which is really one of the imperative
needs of the hour, this will hold.
Mrs, S. H. Hill entertained The
Round Table on Thursday afternoon
when the tables were placed out on the
j spacious galleries and Black-eyed Susans
S and sweetpeas used for decoration
a filled the windows and hanging shelves
: The pretty club prize was won by
Miss Walmsley, the guests won by
Mrs. Fenner and the BOBBY by
: Mrs. Freeman. A delightful turkey
: lunch followed by homemade candies
:, was served at the conclusion of the
game to the guests who besides club
members included Mines. Fenner, John
son. Freeman, Cockerham, Prudhomme
! and ]. C. Deblieux.
Beginning on July LIST, ordinary
: stamps may be used on parcel post
packages and parcel post stamps will be
9 considered vail for any purpose for
: which the regular postage stamps are
$ used, and the c. o. d. feature of parcel
r post went into effect Tuesday too.
d This change makes thesparcel post
: now of much more service to the
e general public than it was as hereto
h fore, and it will make it no doubt the
v most popular branch of Uncle Sans
well regulated mail department.
T. The agonizing discomfort and sense Of sufoca
L.. L.. IL .Sthna a,
e be greatly alleviated by the use OF Foleys lion
r. ey and Tar Compound. Il has soothing efec
, On the mucus Innings. and relieves the gasPm
81 and tickling sensation IN the throat and bronchia
tubes. For sals by all druggists.
= We thi4a it i mistake On the par
our len;ls not to have planne1 fc
sone rig ;o!!iF,caIicn to have takel
,s place tcinorro~, the ttf Of July to haT
D. attracted the country people in as wei
At as entertained the residents.
! 1t is day to be celebrated and shout
always be in some way. Last yea
'e everybody had big time, and a SINH
r lar Notification should have been plan
Il; ned for this year, and now when it
too late, it is being generally regrette
% that our glorious day of independents
~ is to pass without some public celebra
ton.
L. Shasta daisies and Sweepeas wer
Is the pretty flowers used when Mrs. j
Ill C.. Henry entertained most delightful
a large number of ladies on Wednesda
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Buard Bay
+ nard of Alexandria.
c, Miss Mabel Katie won the prett
ig first prize, Miss Bertha Katie the sec
Z ond, Miss Veva Chaplin the BOBBY an
a handsome piece of needlework wa
: presented the honoree.
10 A sumptious turkev luncheon wit
r salad followed by ice cream and cake
NJ was served to the guests who include
&c Mines. Baynard, Himel Lucal, Phillips
Porter, P. Breazeale, Watson, j. {
Deblieux, Chaplin, S. Aaron E. Dc
he blieux, Nelson, Robin. L. Deblieuz
h, E. Metoyer, A. Metoyer, Aswell, s
1g H. Hill, Raggio, Lowenberg, R. Pott:
lie Rusca, S. ]. Henry and Misses Char
p lin, B. and M. Katie, Elite Levy.
Mrs Guy Fenner was the honore
In of a series of entertainments given La
week when she was the guest of Mr.
go Macoomb.
IN The first was a da nee on Thursds
no night given by Mr.. ]. l.. Bryan at h
co handsome home on Jefferson st. t
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