The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-02-12
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DEVICES FORECAST cloudy,
rain, 14th cold snow, 18th cold, snow,
18th snow, 18th cloudy, 18th thaw, 10Th
high wind.
Lace collars 25c at Semmelman's.
Mrs. V. L. Roy who chaperoned the
Basketball team to Marksville last Fri
day remained over to visit relatives.
Mrs. Challie Percy has returned from
a visit of some length with relatives in
New Orleans and St. Francisville.
Misses Eva Rosenthal and Belle Gehr
of Alexandria are the guests of Mrs.
G. Winbarg.
Black ruching at Semmelman's.
Mrs. E. Phillips reached home Mon
day night with Mrs. Harmanson who
is rapidly regainlng her strength.
Mrs. H. Hill is enjoying visit to
her sister Mrs. Robert Hunter of
Shreveport.
Mrs. T. Himel of St. James arrived
during the week on visit to her daugh
ter Mrs. J. C. Henry.
Or. w McCook has returned from
Ruston TO again make Natchitoches his
home
Heavy reductions on ladies and mems
suit at Semmelman's.
A drop of 40 degrees occurred in less
than two hours Friday afternoon when
the coolest wave of the season struck
Natchitoches.
Mr.. j. &. Deblieux left on Thursday
for st. Louis VIII re he went to select
the Spring and Summer stock for the
Deblieux Millinery Establishment.
hrs. Emily Watson has returned
home after spending the month of
January with her daughter, Mrs Mc
Cormick of Shreveport.
Miss Pearl Brooks of Gibsland who
is the attractive guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Lucas is being cordially greeted by
her many old friends in Natchitoches
Miss Celina Morse came down from
Shreveport Saturday morning to pay
the last sad respects to her cousin Mr..
S. Greneaux.
Mr.. Charles K Payne of Cleveland
Ohio who is the latest addition to the
Normal faculty reached here Monday
and is comfortably domiciled at Judge
and Mrs. c. V. Porter's.
The modified tango slippers $3.50 at
Semmelmans.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Cannon have
rented the bungalow next to the Hughes
residence on Fourth ST., recently vaca-
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. Rickett who have
moved back to Robeline.
1t is most unfortunate that this un
precedentedly long spell of fine wea-
tller could not have been used to its
best advantage for the paving which
has been at StandStill now, all
through it,. Some of the work on
Pavie street did not come up TO the
requirements and has not been ac-
cepted, and SO everything has been
stopped until satisfactory adjust
ment can be made.
DR.. z. T. Gallon went up to Lees
vile last week to bring home his daugh
ter Niss Lucy who was forced to re-
sign her position in the public school
because of i'll health. Miss Lucy was
operated OF for appendicitis Monday in
Shreveport and is doing splendid and it
is believed and hoped that good long
rest is all that is needed to restore her
health.
The freeze Friday night came just
in the nick Of time to save the fruit
crop as the trees were all beginning toI
bloom, and a few days more would
have been so far advanced, that cold
spell would have blighted it all.
Besides being helpful for the fruit,
the freeze did wonderful amount of
good towards assuring us healthy
warm season, as it put an end to those
germs that had loitered thru the semi
tropical air, preening themselves to
do mischief next summer.
A thermometer at 20 sounded the
death kneli of all microbes.
White riplettee l5c yard at Sem
m,lman's.
a band of gypsies struck Natchito
ehes last week and shortly after reach
ing here some of them were arrested
charged with theft in the lower part
of the parish. The trial was held Mon
day and created quite a. bit of interest
on account of the picturesque charac-
ters7snyolyed but not enough evidence
was provided to prove that the accused
were the guilty ones, SO they were
released and the Romanians continued
their journey to the neveraneverland.
Onyx Hosiery and w. B. Corsets at
Semmelma1's.
An Ideal Neman's Laxative
Who wants to take salts, or castor |
oil, when there no hing better than !