The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-12-04
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

snow, 9th to 18th cold wave, 9Th to 9Th
cold and squally, 10th to 18th cloudy.
Mr.. l. Friedman was among the visi-
tors on Monday
=. Mr.. VIM. Shipley of Homer spent
Saturday in Natchitoches.
Mr.. Roe Brown who is teaching at
Atlanta spent Thanksgiving at home.
81 Sweaters Les at Semmslmans.
Mr.. J. M. Cotton of Galbreath was
an appreciative caller at this office
during the week.
Mr.. c. " Porter Jr, of Baton Rouge
spent Sunday at home, enjoying the end
of a short family reunion.
Special reduction on sport coats at
Semmelmans.
Mr.. E. L. Stephens of Lafayette
spent Thanksgiving with his parents
having accompanied the football team.
Miss Josephine Rusca has returned
from pleasant visit to her sister Mrs.
R B. Cook of Shreveport.
Mrs. R. w. Winstead has returned
home after spending the past six weeks
with her mother in Tennessee.
Mrs. E. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Payne and Mr. B. Tauzin attended the
Payne-Higgins wedding in Shreveport
Wednesday.
Tailored suits, exclusive models low
est prices at Semmelmans.
Miss Joanna Lachs Cunning of
Shreveport accompanied Miss Edith
Porter on the visit home last weed re
turning on Monday.
Messrs. Williams, Page, Parker,
Cockfe!d, Derbanne, Knott, Adams
and Russell, attended a meeting of the
Police Jury on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Rusca are rejoic
ing over the arrival of fine girl on
Sunday November both. MAY she live
long and prosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Payne returned
from New Orleans on Sunday night
and are comfortably domiciled at their
Home On Cane River, few miles above
town.
Little Miss Ida Lillian Trichel of
Shreveport has been an adored visitor
in the home of her grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Trichel for the past
week.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Demaret Har-
kins of Shreveport were the week end
guests of their mother Mrs. Harkins at
the Normal having come down to enjoy
the Maud Powell recital.
LoST-Between the Garage and DR..
Gallons Drug Store, Cameo pin, |
with family picture in the back. Reward
will be haid if returned to this Office.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Harmanson of
Bunkie came UP to enjoy the Thanks
giving family reunion, Mr.. Harmanson
returning the next morning but his
wife remained until Sunday.
Mrs. T. Flournoy and little daughter
returned to their home in Shreveport
on Sunday after delightful visit to
Mrs. A. Hicks when she was the reci-
pient of much social attention.
Furs de luxe, s1.s5 to $3.50 at Sem
melmans.
The friends of Mrs. Albert Rodriguez
of Baton Rouge who will be recalled as
Miss Lenore Hopper will regret to
learn of the death of her little son on
Sunday, manly little lad of five years.
Mines. z. T. Gallon and E. Trichsl
were called to Alexandra last week
by the arrival Of little grandson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Chambers who
survived his birth but few hours, to
the great sorrow of the family.
New line of skirts, paniers, reps, |
honeyoomb, mixtures, etc, at Sem
melmans.
DR.. ]. G. Gladney of Minden has Of
fered to the Presbyterian Church of
Louisiana, site Of one hundred acres
of land upon which to build an orphan
age and futher announces if his land /
offer is accepted he will endow the in
s-stitution with the sum of $4,000 when
he dies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Katie were
made very proud and happy by the
arrival of their first grandchild an
eight pound girl born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Hart on Sunday night Novem-
Der 3Oth.
The Enterprise in extending congra-
tulations hopes that the little lass may
have every grace and virtue that
fairy godmother endows her favorite
children with.
The rain that started Thursday night
and continued until late Saturday even
ing was the first break in the UMPIRE
! cedentedly fine crop weather that
had been prevailing for the past few
weeks.
Lac, collars, Ielts, neekwear etc, at I
kSemrnelrsans