The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-01-08
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVICES FORECAST-January St
rain 9th high wind, 10th clear, lit
cold 18th clear, 18th warm, 14th an
18th rain.
A number of handsome, dinings wer
given on New Years day.
Miss Ethel Fredricks of New Or
leans is visiting Miss Cora Lee Henry
Miss Betty Turpin of Waterproof i
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Turpin.
Mrs. Leopold Levy is visiting rela
tives in Galveston.
Judge w. T. Cunningham is holding
court in Coushatta this week.
Mr.. K. ]. Phillips spent Saturday
and Sunday in Alexandria.
Miss Henri D Williams departed or
Saturday for Nashville where she re-
sumed her studies at Belmont.
Mrs. Gordon Van Hoose of Shreve.
port was the week end guest of her
sister Mrs. L. DeBlieux.
Mrs. Maggie Pierson has returned
from a two weeks visit to her mother
in CoushattB.
Miss Fannie Nelken left for New
Orleans on Friday night after ten
days visit to her parents.
Miss July Breazeale and guest Miss
Roach of Tenn, left for New Orleans
on Saturday to resume their studies at
Newcomb.
Messrs Horsce Hughes, Adolphe
Ducournau and Frank Jackson have re-
turned to Baton Rouge to resume their
studies at L. S. u.
Miss Willhite left on Saturday for
Atlanta Georgia after enjoying the
holidays IN Natchitoches the guest of
Miss Williamson.
Mr.. DIN Hicks went up to Shreve-
port Thursday with his nephew Mr.
Arthur O'Quin who was operated on
for appendicitis on that day and re-
ports from his bedside state that he is
recuperating very nicely.
Rev. r. Palmer the eminent evange-
list of Atlanta who is conducting a
meeting at the Baptist Church is with
his wife and baby the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Scarborough, while Mr..
Babbitt who has charge of the song
service is being entertained by Mines.
H. Stephens and NJ. H. Carver.
Mr. D. w Breazeale Sec, of the
Company was joined at Cypress by
Mr. }. A. Prudhomme, the president,
en- route to Lake Charles where they
went to meet several CAPITALISTS and
officials to arrange some matters con-
corning the Orange and Northeastern
railroad on which work will be pushed
this year.
Misses Lily Prudhomme, Sudie Ste
phens, Myra Gallon, May Breazeale,
Inez and Veva Chaplin, Dora Katie,
Jessie Green, Jeanette Wemp, Cora
M. Henry, Messrs. Earl Fremin r. E.
Chaplin, Marion Kargrove, Roe Browne
Harold and Malcolm Katie, Irion Mel
ken left on Sunday for their respective
schools.
Plenty of ice and white frost that
looked like snow and covered every
thing until late in the day, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The town clock has started in the
New Year by sounding the hours and
quarters as of yore, but whether it
will stick to its good resolution of keep
ing on time, it may take but little time
to decide.
The LIST meeting of the year of the
Police Jury always draws great
many citizens from di9erent sections of
the parish, and the School Board being
in session also this week, town has
been full of out of town visitors.
Revival services are in progress at
the Baptist church this week. DIR. Ray
Palmer the preacher has a national
reputation as an evangelist, and
breaches great sermons. Mr.. M. ].
Rabbit who has charge of the song
service is making that an appealing
feature
Services 7:30 p m. daily on next
Sunday, Mr.. Rabbit viii sing the
Twenty third Psalm or (betterknown
to musicians as The Good Shepherd
,4.,ps.-at the evening services my Sa-
viour' S Commandment Everybody
welcome to all the services.
Hat trimming and sewing of all kinds
done, special attention paid to remodel
ing and retrimming last seasons hats,
dresses and wraps Baby caps, Bou-
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