The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-08-26

100 much ram IS now beginning
to be the cry, as the cotton is
opening fast and is now at the
stage when dry seige would be
more propitiouS than tie present
wet one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter and
interesting little daughter left for
their home in New Iberia on Mon
day after spending the summer in
Natchitoches when Mr.. Porter
was member of the summer
Normal faculty.
Miss I. Zimmerman of New
Orleans came to visit her sister
Miss Zimmerman, Mr.. Koy's
private secretary, who is spending
the summer in town at Mr.. and
Mrs. Dranguet's while attending
to her duties.
The old Tester home and adj
journing cabins in Cypress street
that were recently purchased by
Mr.. Charles Green, are being.tor
down preparatory to the erection
on their site of a couple of modern
residences.
Scout Master Grow with. his
band of boy scouts who have been
spending the past week camping
on Chaplin's Lake, took the l.. n.
& w. train for Ruston on Tues
day, the heavy rains of the past
week having made the. roads inn
possible for the hike as planned.
Mr.. Malcolm Katie who has
been serving as assistant Supt. of
of De Soto parish |
reached home Tuesday, having re-
signed his position to take up; the
study of dentistry at the Uniyer-
,ity of Chicago, which he will
enter next month, after a short
zacation with home folks.
Sluggish Liver Causes Trouble.
The discomfort and dangers of hot
weather are doubled if the liver is
sluggish and the bowels inactive.
Foley cathartic Tablets arc prot1pt.
and effective in action with
put gripping or pain. If Hou feel lazy
and languid, bloated or oyerful!, |
Foley Cathartic Tablet will help you.
Stout persons welcome the light free !
feeling they bring. For sale by all |
Dealers
A prominent citizen of ward
nine made the trip to town Mon
day over some fifteen miles of the
river roads, which he says are in
splendid condition and if given
just a little work and properly
oiled right now, could be rarked
among the best roads in the SSate
and would remain so for twenty-
five years without any additional
cost.
Miss Charlotte Dreyfous left
for her home in Galveston on
Wednesday after spending the
past few months here with her
sister Mrs. L. Levy. Their
friends will be glad to know that
their family and home went thru
the horrors of last week, precti-
cally without any harm or damage
tho the memories of it will long
haunt them.
Mr.. Charles Inter has returned
home after most enjoyable trip
to St. Louis, Kansas City and
Chicago when be combined bust
ness and pleasure. His daughter
Kiss Suzette who accompanied
bin, remained in Chicago to. await
Miss Mia Caspari who has been
making a tour of California and
will return with her some lime
next week.
Miss Imogene Scarborough en-
tertained The ClndereIlas on last
Wednesday afternoon when Q
great many other guests enjoyed
the delightful party with the
members.
Miss Scarborough was assisted
lby her sisters Mines. Shaffer OF
Bogolusa and Blanchard of SbFeye-
rort in receiving and serving q
delicious course luncheon.
Messrs. Roe and Albert Blown
recently gave their rarents q
splendid surprise by purchasing
the Ewing cottage IN Normal Ave
nue., Of which the family at ionce
took possession. THIS cottage"
has i've bedrooms, porlor, diping-
room, bathroom and every Fcon-.