The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-10-29

while having special medical atten-
ton. Her friends will be inter-
ested in knowing that she is rest
ing comfortably and will soon be
on the road to health.
Master Will Payne, who has
been serving as page in Washing
ton under Congressman Aswell,
reached home Tuesday morning
after a years stay in the national
capital, to spend the recess be-
tween the adjournment of the ex-
ira and the converting of the regu-
lar session of Congress, with his
parents.
Miss Lucy Leveque went to
New Orleans Friday to meet the
remains of her grandmother Mrs.
Leyeaue, widow of the late DR. j.
N. Leveque of Bermuda, who died
at the home of her daughter In
New York and was inferred in the
family burial plot in West Baton
Rouge. Miss Leveque will spend
some time with friends before re-
turning home.
Job work of all kind, service the best
and orders filed promptly.
The pecan crop is unusually
small this year.
A change has been made in the
Peoples Hardware 60. by the
withdrawal of Mr.. Louis Ducour-
nau, Mr.. Sam Caspari one of the
largest stockholders, having taken
over Mr. Ducournau's shares.
Not only a heavy white frost
bat ice was very much in evidence
Wednesday morning to the sur
prise of many, as the big drop in
the thermometer did not take place
until just before day.
For plain and fancy job work, send
your orders to the Enterprise.
The rosebud set enjoyed their
first dance of the season Friday
night when they tripped the light
fantastic on the delightfully."- waxed
floors at the home Of Mrsand Mrs.
Ghas. Green to the latest music of
their splendid victrola.
Tie first foot ball game of the
season on Normal grounds was
played Friday AFTERNOON with the
Monroe High School team when
the score stood So to . in favor OF
the local team. The victory was
much too easy to make the game
The Shreveport Times is back at
its old tricks. missing connection
with the daily mail aud reaches
here from twelve to twenty-1our
hours late. This has been the case
for the past week to the disgust of
the subscribers, who hope- that ar
engagements will be made whereby
they can get their paper in time.
The truck gardeners are reaping their
ha- t now and double the number of
those who sold vegetables year ago,
are now offering them to ready buyers.
Tomatoes, bell peppers, snapheans,
turnips, cabbage, greens Of diff arent
vauiety, irish and sweet potatoes, pump
kins, eggplants, kerhaw and occasion
ally butterbeans are on the market to
the delight of the housekeepers.
We wonder how the squaw-man fig
ured in the primary yesterday, if his
self-disfranchisement did not cause
just qualm of regret The time OF
closing the registration books is just
two months off now and the object les.
son taught to many yesterday by theii
carelesness or indifference ought to have
some effect, at least enough effect te
make them go at once and pay theiI
poll tax 80 as to be qualified to take
part in the next election.
A rare treat was Sent the editor
Friday from Dr. E. G Lawton's
garden, it was a box If delicious
figs from three YER old tree,
They were of the Blue Champion
variety and each fly was fully
three inches in circumference and
would have filled a small coffee
cup. They were delicious in fla
vor AMI ripening at this nsua
season, made them tloubly enjoya
ble.
The result of the urinary hello