The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-10-22

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Lambre, DR.. E. G. Keator, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Cloutier, Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. F., Prudhomme, MIR. AM
Mrs. p. E. Prudhomme, MIR. ant
Mrs. 4. q. Prudhomme, DR.. ant
Mrs. +. w. Breazeale, +. Gal
laspr, E. Cloutier, S. Perot
Albert CIoutier, T. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. s. Friedman, p. RACIAL
A. Miller with their families were
among the many who were in towl
for the circus Thursday.
s or s doses $50 will break any cast
of Fever or Chills. Price, rs cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID q. Petty. Mrs
| ID. u. Petty Sr. and Misses Lcnns
Ella and Daisy Petty of Mansfield
motored down on Sunday in their
handsome cars and spent few
days in Natchitoches when they
EMO, ed visiting the many hlstori
cal places, looking over the old
records and seeing many of our
most interesting sights of which
our cit, and surrounding country
have MANY.
District Court is in session this
week.
The coal and wood men have
been making some innings the
past week, though the ice man has
made several home runs and still
is intielder.
The Face for sheriff wakes hot
and which one of the five candi-
dates will reach the goal in. the
'clrc;ion tomorrow, it is impossible
to say But that second pri-
mary will b. held, goes without
saving.
Keep your money at home. Ii
is neither Just, right or good bust
ness policy to send it away from
home. II earned here. it should
b. kept here in circulation to build
.6p llt,lne mdpstries and encourage
home enterprise. Patronize h'me
people for every thing.
The first frost of the season made it's
appearance on scheduled time Friday
morning October 18th, but heavier
one was seen the next day, Since then
the weather has moderated again very
much with the good old summer time
solstice muchly in evidence.
Mr.. Sam Aaron has ieen elected
president Of the Merchants AMI
Farmers Bank to succeed Mr.. J.
w. Freeman, deceased. The neu
president Is one of our best and
moss suseesyful Business men. cons
servative and far seeing, courteous
and atfable and that the affairs of
this Institution that has grown
Aladdin like. will prosper under
his administration. goes without
saying.
The Rest Room ON the bill OPP
posite the government building is
very COSY and inviting these days,
with its comfortable chairs and
lounge; plenty of late papers and
maya zines, a table and linen in
case you wish to eat your lunch
while waiting; a lavatory, tele-
phone and every convenience me-
cessary for your comfort and well
being. n
So when YOU come to town. on
business, to shop, for church, thea
tire, show or to see your friends be
sure TO visit the Hest Room.
A sample of the pecans grown in the
grove of the Pecan Company on Grand
Bayou of which Capt. L Caspari is
president, has been sent US and they
are not only the finest but are meatiel
and richer in flavor than any nut it has
been our good fortune to see in many q
day. This young grove of 5000 paper
shell prcans is a business venture OF
Messrs. Sam and L. Caspari and R.
C. Andrews of Dallas Texas aud was
started just few years ago and this is
the first year they have borne fruit
but we venture to predict that it viii
develope into the best paying invest
ment ever made by these gentlemen,
and in shorter time than any bust
ness they could have gone into The
pecan industry is wonderful thing
and can be made more profitable al
less expense than almost any othel