The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-06-25

bachelor, who repudiated the
gift.
/ The remains of Mrs. p. T.
Stone who died at the home of hei
son G. McCrOcklen at Campti were
brought to Natchitoches Sunday
afternoon and inferred in the
American cemetery.
Quite an event occurred in the
Deblieux family last Friday when
Z Id boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Deblieux and Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Deblieux within IA
few hours of each other, and it is
difficult to know which are the
proudest parents.
The heavy rain last Thursday
was worth its weight in gold to
the crops, particularly the corn,
coming as it did just in the nick
of time to help one Of the finest
stands thatthe farmers have had
for years. The gardens were ma
teriaIIy improved too, and the two
or three light showers since have
been very welcome.
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The Episcopal Ladies bestirred
themselves Tuesday to sell tickets
for the performance at the Olym-
pic as Manager Keyser had most
literally offered to give them fifty
per cent of the proceeds and a
packed house without even stand
ing room was the result. Beside
a good show s. bill. candy.
chickens etc, were given as prizes
and the Guild has the neat sum Of
$500 to its credit.
There is no dearth of entertain
ment for amusement lovers as the
Olympic and A-Muz-U give night
ly performances that are always
more or less crowded. Besides
good pictures, very acceptable
prizes are given away each night
like a ham, box of candy, beef
roast, sugar, -four, etc., and eX-
cepting on special feature nights,
the admission is only &C and 10c
with the chance of winning a very
acceptable gift.
Quite an interesting ceremony
took place Sunday afternoon when
Pecan Camp No. 207, w. 0. w.
unveiled monument in memory
of w. A. Kelly and Judge S. j.
Henry and j. w. Jones, Jr., de-
livered addresses. The Normal
band gave several numbers and a
large crowd were in attendance to
do honor to the occasion and enjoy
the exercises.
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Women and children are particularly
in George Kleine's mann
moth photo-drama production <'tQuo
Vadis" which is to be the important |
attraction at the Opera House for one |
night only, Thursday, July End, 1914.
The women revel in the beautiful love
story that is unfolded in the charming
romance while the children
its vast aid to their study of /
Roman history and take particular
delight in the big spectacular features,
the burning of Rome, the chariot races, !
combats of the gladiators and thrilling |
experience of the Christians when I
thrown to the hungry lions in the
arena, and the grown-up children, the
men, seem to enjoy it as much as their
wives and offspring. 1t has wonder
ful appeal to all society and is doing
! remarkable business.
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