The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-10-01

| CNCl y OililSs oIIO 10 a. A'ON'A
never ceasing wonder and admira-
ton to her family and large CO.
terie of friends.
With the advent of the cooler
weather, several of the social clubs
that disbanded during the summer
months, are recognizing and
series of brilliant social affairs are
being planned to take place during
the next few weeks.
Miss Maggie Voters has the
honor of being the only NatchitQ-
ches participant in the Times-Ei-
cayune Song-lovers pi C ture
game to carry off a prize and
though 74th in the list of 200 win
ners, she guessed rs out of II pic
lures correctly and will be nicely
awarded.
Several good companies nave
been booked for the season for the
Opera House. particularly good
one in popular play, Bought
and Paid For,'' to be the opening
number the early part of ., tobrr
Large covered, wire waste pa
per baskets have been placed III
some of the most frequented cor
ners, by the City. so that there
will be no excuse Tor the streets TO
be uttered with debris of any
kind. with theses handy reeepta
Giles placed SO conveniently Tor the
passersby.
DcVoes cold wave as announced
III these columns the week before
reached here on scheduled time
last Thursday after six hours
rain and the thermometer regis
tered pretty low, about SO and
made wraps, blankets and fires
very necessary comforts. Since
then the weather has been delight
ful. while iC has modified consid-
erabIv, the crisp fall air i bracing
and rssfasss ss,v iifessfse attse.ionsss
hot summer months.
fOR RENT Large house on Second
Street opposite Episcopal Church.
NJ. H., CARVER.
Nearly all of the teachers ex-
cepting those who have families
are. boarding in the Club this year
and those in town are Gomiciled
as follows; Miss Moore with Mrs.
McVoy, Miss Nelson. with Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan, Miss Davis
with DR.. and Mrs. Calves, Miss
Bordelop at Mr.. and Mrs. Dram
guet, Miss Sheen with Miss Ora
ham, Mr.. Payne at Judge and
Mrs. Porter and Mr.. Harvey al
Mrs. McCooks.
An increase of Is per cent over
the attendance of last year is re-
ported from Newcomb College
notwithstanding the depression OF
business. And this same news
comes from all the State institu-
tons as we'll as from the public
and private schools throughout
Louisiana. It will take a. great
deal to stop the educational wave
| that is riding top the crest at
at present in this State, a wave
that had been submerged for
many years and that took quite a
| a little while to get started but
since it got on top, it has been
| q ,ing with such an impetus that
lit will take more than a nine-na-
tions war to submerge it again.
Among the new families who
have recently moved to Natchito-
ches are those of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Glenn Of Plaquemine who have
rented the old Nelken home, Mr..
and Mrs. Weber of Crowley who
are domiciled in the old Pierson
residence recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Cook who are in their
later purchase. the Pickles proper
! ty Mr.. Harry AXE and family who
are in one of the Aswell houses
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan OF
Gibsland who are in the new
Green cottage. These families
are valuable additions to business
and social circles and are vel.
coined accordingly.
There will be Buy-a-bale
meeting at the Court House Fri
day evening Oct. End at 730 o'clock,
This is a meeting in which
everyone is interested and large
and enthusiastic attendance Il
urged.
/ The remains Of Mrs ]. G. Mon.
roe wife Of the Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Normal, who
idi Il Ia Shravenorr SunIav n;.,s,t