The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-12-10

made up we learn that the cOndl-
ton of Mr.. j. G.. Henry who has
been i'll for the past few months
has grown so serious that the alb
sence members of the family have
been summoned.
/ Mr.. G. Vascocu was caller at
this office on Monday. He had
the misfortune to lose his home
and all of it's contents by fire a
few weeks ago and unfortunately
had no insurance but he went to
work at once to rebuild and will
soon be as comfortable as ever
again.
Only three more weeks in which
you can pay your poll tax, so that
you can take part in the State and
parochial elections of 1916.
S or 6 doses 666 will break any case
of Fever or Chills. Price, rs cents.
The rite of baptism was adj
ministered Sunday night at the
Baptist church to two young ladies
while several others sought admit
lance to the church.
District Court settled down to
| its winter term of criminal court
| Monday with a good full docket
before it that will require steady
work to clear this term.
DO your Christmas shopping at
home and do it at once, and If you
want to know where to find the
biggest bargains and best gro
ceries for your Christmas dinner
lust watch the ads in this paper.
The mid-winter term of the
Court of Appeals presided over by
Judges Porter, Thompson and
Edwards was held here last week
when heavy docket was cleared
after several days of hard work.
The feast of the Immaculate
Conception, one of the most inn
portant in the Catholic church,
was observed with due pomp and
ceremony on Tuesday at the
Cathedral.
& or 6 doses 666 will break any case
of Fever or Chills. Price, rs cents.
Miss Julie Prudhomme enter
tanned The Cinderellas most de-
lightfully on Wednesday after
noon, when Miss Fannie Robin
was the only guest. Arrange
ments for the giving of the euchre
and dance on Friday for the
Mutual aid benefit were perfected.
The Mutual Aid has asked The
Enterprise to express its gratitude
and sincere appreciation to, The
Cinderellas for the handsome dona.
ton of $500, the result of the
benefit given FRIDAY.
This gift has come at most
ouportune time, as the exchequer
of The Mutual Aid is at a very
low ebb, anC the demands made
upon it are many and great, with
prospects of the number increasing
as the winter grows older, anc
while each case is investigated be-
fore much material help is given
rarely if ever, does this Associa
ton turn any away empty handed
il Mrs. d. G. Scarborough was
hostess of The Book Club and
large number of other guests OF
Tuesday afternoon at a delightful
party. when each lady in turf
starting with club members. wa:
called upon to tell of her hes
Christmas day after which Mrs
McVoy and Misses Moore ant
Carver who served as judges
awarded the club prize to Mrs
Roy and the guests TO, Mrs. Car
yer.
Social intercourse was enjoyed
while discussing the dainty cours'
luncheon that was served By th,
lovely hostess assisted by Misse
I, Ada Carver. Carmen Breazeale
]. Henri D. Williams and Mabe
! Moore.
The annual bazaar and Dime
of the Methodist ladies will b.
given on Saturday at the Inl
Hotel when every thing in the lin
of handwork suitable for Christ
mas gifts will be offered for sale
while The dinner meau will inclnel