The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-11-27
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVICES FORECAST. 18th raj
and snow, 18th to Both cold wave.
December will be noted for the ex
tremely cold weather over the Easter
half of the United States. list to 2nC
cold and clear On the Ord a storm
will form over Texas and on the 4tl
rain.
LOST-A blond switch. A reward
will be paid if returned to this office.
Mrs. T. Tourney aud little daughter
OF Shreveport are visiting Mrs. Adam
Kicks.
Miss Shirley Edgerton of Coushatta
was the attractive week end guest of
Miss Seessel Breazeale.
Miss Edith Porter came down from
Shreveport last night to spend a few
days at home.
Mrs. j. B. Martin was called to her
home in New York on Saturday by
the serious illness of her father.
Mr.. w. H. Russell of Derry was
among the business visitors during the
week.
Messrs. Salter, McNaughton of Cy-
press were among the visitors during
the week.
Mr.. B. C. Caldwell paid one of his
periodical visits to Natchitoches last
week.
Miss Bertha Katie and Mrs. J. j.
Johnson spent last week with Mrs.
Gordon Van Hoose of Shreveport
DR.. and Mrs. Jas. Wallace of Missis-
sip.oi were guests Of the Lecomte for a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. H. w. .Stopher went to Baton
Rouge to attend the L. S. U.-Tulane
game, returning home Sunday night.
Mrs. Denny Saunders and attractive
children of Mansfield are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Scarborough.
Mrs. Sidney Pierson is on a visit to
her old home the guest of her niece
Mrs. Turpin,
Mrs. E. w. Breazeale and Miss Kea- I
&aE of Campti motored to town Satur- s
i u aftend the reception given in I
honor Of Mrs. Johnson. e
Mr.. G. w. Jack of Shreveport was
the welcome guest of his sister Mrs.
M. H Carver on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. (
Mines. j. A Guillot of Derry and E.
G. Lawton of Bermuda motored up to ,
town Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Watson's reception.
Mrs. M. j. Cunningham of New Or.
leans joined her husband here on We'd
nesday to the delight of her Natchito-
ches friends, for a short visit. +
Miss Fay Dunckleman who is teach
ing in Coushatta motored down for the
day accompanied by Miss Hazel Grape
and Messrs Ed Lisso and Alvin Edger-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT. Ortmeyer, Mrs.
Sam Caspari and Misses Caspari and
Henry left on Sunday for New lOrleans
where they are spending this week.
Mines. Welsh and Peppler left for
their home in Shreveport yesterday
after very pleasant week in Natchi-
tochcs as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Watson when they were the recipients
of much social attention.
Messrs. Albert and Theophile Prud-
homme Of Bermuda, Saunders of Pro-
vencal, Cloutier and Maricelli of Camp
ii. were among the visitors to town
this week. f
The st. Cecilia Society gave very
attractive program at the Convent
Sunday night, that was enjoyed bv
large and appreciative audience.
The steam roller stage has now
been reached in the Payie Street
paving, the unprecedented fine wea-
ther OF the past few weeks, having (
permitted the work to 60 along prac- :
ticallY uninterrupted,
The all cree of rain has greatly IA
cilitated tire harvesting of the cotton ,
crop tie fields are being all rapidly s
cleared and the gins kept busy. While j
the marketing OF the crop has pre-
ceeded on liberal scale
Thanksgiving Is being duly celebra-
ted in Naichitoches today in several ,
WAYS. Services al the different church
es, the biggest and last football game
OF the season Normal Us Southwest
industrial. two parties and number
of big dinners.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend an art exhibition that will be ,
given by Miss Williamson in the knight
Of Fythian Hall from Monday Dec Ist
to December 9Th. Twelve Of the pic. |
lures are Of familiar places in and
a-ount Natchitoches and all will be on
sale,