The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-09-11


among the teachers who left during
the week for their schools in different
sections of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hedges and sor
who motored to Galveston in their owr
car have returned delighted with then
outing, as they met with no mishaps
and enjoyed visit to Dallas.and Hous,
ton besides spending several days in
Galveston.
Miss Dora Katie reached home dur
ing the week after spending a most
enjoyable summer touring the Pacific
Cast going through Yellow Stone
Park and returning via Colorado where
her sister Miss Mabel who accompan-
led her, will remain for some time Ion
ger.
Mr. J F. Dutton has arrived in town,
representing Geo. F. Cam of Chicago.
Mr.. buttons mission to this part of
the State is gathering statistical mat
ter and reports looking forward to
bring out new standard map of the
State of Louisiana in keeping with all
new matter that should be on a map.
This is long felt want of Louisiana
people. Cost $500, and it should be in
every home of the State. aug 28-2t
|, Mr.. Frank Jackson reached home
Saturday after enjoying his vacation
with relatives at Mansfield, Ruston,
an Shreveport. He and Mr.. Adolphe
Ducournau will leave within the next
day or two for Baton Rouge where
they will take the Agricultural Course.
Among the transfers made in real
estate last week was the purchasing
by Mr.. C. C.. Whisenhunt of the Rusca
cottage on Demeziere ST., in which he
has been living for the past year.
The public schools of the parish
have all opened within the raSt two
weeks and have now settled down in
harness for nine months of earnest
work.
The healing demulcent qualities Of Folcy's
Honey and Tar Compound are not duplicated
n any other medicine for cough s and colds.
Any substitute offered yor is an inferior article
Refuse TO accept # for it can not produce the
healing and soothing effect Of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. Insist upon the genuine
which contains no opiates.
1t was just q few friends having a
good time informally and not regu-
lar party given by Miss Cora Lee
Henry as stated in last weeks Issue.
Miss Henry asked that this correc-
tion lie made as she has such a large
circle Of friends who she would not
slight If she gave regular party.
The steep steps and billy brick strip
between the railroad crossing and Ner-
NAL gate haSe been done away with
the hill having been graded and a cop
crete walk laid which completes a per-
feet pavement now from the extreme
North end of town to the Normal.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Freeman
number OF Their friends
on Friday night at progressive
bunco party when Clara Tarver
won the girls prize. Sidney Lucas the
boys and Esther Wemp the BOBBY.
These young people all had a jolly
time and pronounced this entertain
ment one of the most enjoyable OF
the many that have been given for
their crowd during their happy vaca-
ton days
Uncle Era Says
1T don't take moreHn gill NY effort TO git
folks into peck of trouble and little neglect
Of constipation, biousness, indigestion or other
liver arrangement will do the same, ailing,
take Dr., Kings New Life Pills for quck re-
suits. Easy, safe, sure and only Is cents at
Natchitoches Drug Co.
The race for the Superintendent's
plum still wakes merrily on. Two
more looked the field over to enter
the race within the past weak Messrs.
G. ID. Pickles and Lloyd Porter but
decided not and two or three of those
whose names were mentioned last
week it is rumored will also withdraw.
But there are enough left to keep
matters lively especially as there are
technicalities being discussed as to
the eligibility of some of the aspi-
rants.
The Married Bachelor that was
presented at the Opera House by some
of our best amateurs Monday night for
the benefit of the Episcopal ladies was
well received as each part was cleverly
protrayed and as it was very laugh
able farce, the audience was amused
throughout, as the ridiculous situations
were developed by Misses 10 Porter
and Alma Kile and Messrs. w. Aymond,
Frank Emmerson and Mr.. C. Ryrne who
drilled the company. Misses Porter
and Seessel Breazeale sang between
the acts.
Beautiful pink roses were used in
great profusirn in parlor and library
where the tables we're placed Tuesday
afternoon when Mrs. e. V. Porter en-
tertained The Round Table while
yellow cannas and golden glow formed
the attractive center on the band
somely appointed table In the dining
room, where a delicious fish supper
followed by salad and sweet course
was served at the conclusion of the
game.
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