The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-10-02
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVOE ) FORECAST. Oct. Bird to
4th cold wave moder ating. On the 9Th
a storm will form over the Missouri
Valley and move southeastward. 9Th
to 7th warm and cloudy. 9Th to 9th
rain.
DR.. Clarence Pierson of Jackson was
business visitor during the week.
Mrs j. T. O'Quin of Hannah spent
Friday in town with Mrs. Adam Hicks
Mr. J. L. Weaver of Hannah greeted
his friends here on Monday
Gloves, Neckwear. Belts, Frillings,
and the season s novelties at DeBlieu's
Mr. L. j. Dautrive of New Iberia is
visitor to Natchitoches this week
Rev. Heinberg Of Florida is a guest
in the home of Mrs. Caroline Winbarg.
Mr.. Leroy Scott of Cheneyvile spent
Sunday in Natchitoches.
Mr.. James McCook of Shreveport
spent the week end with his mother |
and brothers.
Mrs. ID. Smith has returned home |
after spending the past month in New
Orleans with her daughter Mrs. Jordy. |
A big line of exquisite cut glass just
received at De Vargas cheap beyond
compare.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Prudhomme and |
daughters spent the past week at their
town residence.
DR.. L. Stephens of Lafayette
spent Monday in town with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. j, H. Stephens.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w, Cockerham have
reBched home after spending the sum-
mer on their ranch in New Mexico.
A very pretty line of Ladies Dresses
at DEBLlEUX'S.
Mrs. C. E. Edgerton of Coushatta
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Maggie Person.
Mrs. Beatrice Tessier of Shreveport
is visiting her old home the guest of
relatives.
Mrs. v. L. Roy was called to New
: Orleans on Wedpesdax by the serious 4
illness of her sister.
Mrs. Mary Sache left on Friday for
Alexandria to visit her sister and
brothers.
Miss jeanette Wemp left on Wed
nesday for Bunkie where she went to
fill vacancy in the high school.
Miss Cora Maud Henry left on Sun
day for Luella where she will teach in
the public school this year.
The prettiest and latest designs in
solid silver, cut glass, bric-a-brac, suit
able for wedding and birthday presents !
or prizes, at prices to suit everybody
at De Vargas.
Mrs. 7. Ballantine of Arkadelphia /,
reached here yesterday and will spend -,
the winter here as usual with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. McClung. :
Mr. j. H. Henry came up from 6
Melrose Tuesday to pay the last sad $
respects to the remains of Mr.. S.
Walmsley.
Mrs. J. C. South and daughter have G
returned home very much benefited by t
their two weeks surjoin at Mount
Mena. p
Smart, Fashionable wearing apparel !
for Women and Misses. New Fall :
Coats and Suits in Fashions. Latest :.
models at DEBLIEUX'S.
Mrs. Mena johnson was called to
Shreveport by the illness of her sister II
Mrs. 7. Carter who is now GONZALES q
ing.
Miss Mabel Moore left for her home /.
in Homer on Monday where she went 7
to recover her health before returning d
to her duties at the Normal If
Miss Virginia Robertson left on Fri o.
day for Baton Rouge where after day e.
or two she went on to Talluah to fill "
position in the public school. ~ =,
Misses Lizzie and Lee Walmsley and
Mr.. Payne Walmsley arrived on Tues F
day with the remains of their brother C
Simcoc who died in Tucson Arizona on Z
Friday. o.
Mrs. G. Soloman left for her home y
in New Orleans on Sunday after a 81
most enjoyable week in Natchitoches n
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Aaron. re
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Walmsley of =,
Houston Texas reached here Monday to ~ =,
await the arrival and pay the last sad
respects to the remains of their brother
Simcoe. nj
Wedding presentsl Wedding pres
;ents are what are needed just now.
BE sure to see De Vargas; full line of s
silver, cut glass, etc, at reasonable bl
prices. ar
. Mrs. F, p Raggio left on Saturday ~
for Alexandria where she will spend a 4,
y few days with her son Tom who is
HitIing a position in one of the drug
'+tores Of that city, AID then 60 on to m
f,c.t Did La. h. lara L.