The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-09


On (. It'll a great storm will form
over as and move north eastward.
18th rain turning to snow. 18th rain
turn f. snow.
Mrs. Marcus Dismukes is visiting re-
Iatives in Alexandria.
Judge C. V. Porter is holding court
2uston this week.
Nr. T. F. Raggio of Alexandria came
- to attend the wedf ,hg.
Mr.. R. j. Philips spent the week
end in Shreveport.
MIR. John Faux of Coushatta was
business visitor the beginning of the
week.
Curta'1 Scrim, neat patterns &c
Semmelman' S new line.
Mrs. S. McGodrich of Shreveport is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. and H. H.
Turpin.
Messrs. Sullivan and Mclean of Col
donna were among the visitors to town
this week.
Miss Veva Chaplin came in from Ber-
muda where she is teaching to spend
the week end at homo.
Misses Edith Porter and Bessie Pick
els who are teaching in Alexandria
spent the week end at home
Mr.. P. E. and P T Prudhomme of
Bermuda and Starlight were among the
visitors to town the beginning of the
week.
Mr.. Marshall Semmeman has re-
turned home and is again in harness
after spending the past two months in
the East. So
Mrs. j. B. Aswell went as far as
Shreveport to meet her husband upon
his return from Washington, he having
come home for short stay
Mrs. Edward Metoyer has returned
after spending the month of September
at her old home Morrow. Fer mother
accompanied her.
Shipments of the New Stock arriv
ing daily at Semmelman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bell of Shreveport
DIR. and Mrs. C. C. Edgerton of Cou-
shatta came to attend the Pierson--Wil-
liams wedding last night.
Miss Fannie B. Nelken left for New
Orleans on Sunday, to resume her du-
ties in the office of the Board of Health
after spending the month of Septem-
Der at home,
Messrs. Russell, Page Adams, Par
ker, Derbanne, Williams, Cockfield,
Cockerham and Knott, were In attend
ence upon the Police Jury this week.
Mr.. R. E, Chaplin came up from St.
James where he is teaching and Mr.. |
G. D. Pickles from Morgan City to
present their claims for Superintendent
before the School Board on Monday.i
Masters Jack Ducournau and Sam
Hill went up to Shreveport to enjoy :
the big circus Saturday and got the
great enjoyment out of it that most
small boys do.
Misses Marie Louise and Attila Hert-
zog of Magnolia who came up to attend
the Williams-Pierson wedding are the
guests of Misses Clothilde and Julie
Prudhomme.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Carroll and child
rem of Winchester Kentucky reached
HE last week having come to attend
the marriage of their sister Ruth to
Mr.. G. H. Pierson.
Messrs Barron, Ingram, Huckaby,
Miller. Sellers, Pullen, Truly, Hoff-
man and Dowden attended the meet !
ing of the School Board the beginning !
of the week. {
DR.. Joseph Bath and Mr.. George
Mantuis returned from Shreveport
Wednesday night after awaiting the
result of an operation for appendicitis .
on Miss Mantuis who is convalescing
very nicely. I
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Suddath and son,
Mrs. A. E. Bath and son, Misses Ada
and Judith Carver and Messrs. Walter
and Victor Prudhomme, c. Chaplin and
Gus Caspari were among those who
went up to Shreveport to enjoy Ring
ling Bros. circus. is
! Misses Jean Brown of Paris Illinois
and Odele Milling of New Orleans Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Stephens of Shreveport
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. McNeeley and
family of Colfax, Rev. and Mrs c. C !
Carroll and family of Winchester, Ken
lucky, Mr.. R. E. Milling of New Or ,
leans, are house guests at the Williams
home.
/ The best ever in an old ladies comfort
in SemmeIman's new line.
Mrs. j. c. Henry entertained the
\ Embroidery Club on Monday when the
|. afternoon was very pleasantly spent
4 by the members and Mrs. Allan Me-
| tsyer who was the only guest.