The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-12-03

Mr.. B. Cockfield of Bermuda
came up to attend the performan-
ces at the Opera House Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Mrs. Adam Hicks and children
left for Hannah with Mrs. Opium
ON Thursday where they will re-
main until Mr.. Hicks joins them
a little later and then settle down
on a plantation in that neighbor-
hood where Mr.. Hicks will farm
next year.
Miss Jessie Green and brother
Alex were called from their res
pectiye schools at Boyce and Chen
eyville on Friday to their mothers
bedside who was taken suddenly
very i'll. but she had improved
enough for her son to return to
his duties. Monday but Miss Jes
sic will remain in attendance upon
her mother until she is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. Arthur Watson who went
up to Shreveport yesterday to
meet his family, expects to return
with them on tonight train.
Mrs. Watson has been in St.
Louis with little Arthur and Gene
since the early spring and her
many friends will be delighted to
have her back with them again
and welcome the little lads and
eagerly await the chance to form
the acquaintance of Master Scott
Youree who has been recently
added to the lovely family OF sons.
Remember, if you haven't paid
YOUR poll tax, that the last day OF
the year is not far off.
This is the time to do your
Christmas shopping and If you
| want to know where to get the
biggest bargains just watch the
ads in this paper.
The Grand Jury is still buslly
at work probing the heavy docket
given it for this purpose but hopes
to get to the end of its labors to-
day after nearly two weeks sit
ting and send in the report OF
it's findings to Judge Cunningham.
A conference of the principals
of the high and consolid ate d
schools of the parish was held at
the Normal last week under the
direction Of Supt. Hudson. Many
Important matters of school adj
minstration were discussed and
plans formulated for the annual
Athletic meet.
We have been asked to announce
that the recital to be given at the Nor
NAL tomorrow evening will in no way
interfere with the dance to be given
by the Cinderellas :for the benefit OF
the Mutual Aid, as the program will
start promptly at 2 and last about one
hour and quarter, being over in am
pie time for everybody 70 attend the
other entertainment down town that
starts ut $50. =
/ Mos. j. D. Rusca's pretty home
on Amulet ST., was thrown open
to the Cinderellas on Wednesday
afternoon when she entertained
this popular club in honor of her
sister, Miss Alma Kile,. Dainty
needlework was only stopped long
enough to discuss the dainty re
freshment. Misses Bolton ano
GALLON enioyed the evening witt
the club.
|. After working hard all dal
Thursday although it was a holt
day, the Grand jury was regaie(
! with a splendid Thanksgiving din
ner at the home of MIR. William
! Payne, our new sheriff who witt
: his estiniable wife presided owe
) a magnificent turkey with all tn
accompaniments for a full eours
. feast.
!. The frst public recital given unde
d the direction Of DR.. Harvey. head 9
{ the Music Department at the Norm'
: will take place tomorrow evening at
o'clock In the Auditorium when yer
attractive program consisting OF yolc'
r violin, piano, choral and orchestra nun
!, bers will be given. Dr.: Harvey e
very fine and capable director and wit
q his assistants has worked very hal
81 and painstakingly and rare feast ca
n be expected.
The public in general, but the pa
snts and friends of the pupils in part