The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-01-21

Natchitoches wants to get into
the new State wide Immigration
movement that is plahning to get
the most Desirable kind o,
farm immigral ~ lao Louisiana
| through the general body known
as the Louisiana Homes Associa
ton.
Sleet aud rain fought for mas
terry all day Sunday but as neither
gained the advantage over the
other. both retired during Tie
night and left the field to King
Snow and daylight found The
ground covered about an inch. 1t
melted pretty fast though as the
thermometer only registered about
40 and lett tn ground in a sloppy
condition for Walking, hut as n
germ killer and fer iIIzer 1t VAS
worth great deal more than the
temporary discomfort caused.
Gorg AOus Killarney roses were
used most effectively Tuesday aft
ernoor when Mrs. Macoomb en-
tertlined The Round Ia de Club
most delightfully."-. Mrs. McCook
won the handsome frs p .ize Mrs
}. S. Stephens the second and Alr,
Bath the BOBBY, the prizes being
Shc handwOrk Of The ACCOMPLISH ID
hostess.
Mss Marie Louise POLICEMAN and
Mre. Zeffie Smith joined the guests
when the delicious course luncheon
was served at the end Of the game,
in which Mrs. j. G. DeBlieux
,Iaycd with the members as SUD
spitute.
A ch4n.e of schedule in tie
.passen Ter service of the l. luisiai a
& Northwestern road will SO n
inn1 effect.
Undrr the new order. the south
bound train will leave ii IN + two
hours later than heretofore and
just come as far as Bienville where
connection will be made with
train that will leave here e,erI
morning and return. which ar
rangement it is believed will in
sure regular and uninterrupted
service between Magnolia, Arkan-
sas and Natchitoches via Homer.
This change will force some of
the employees and officials Of the
road to change their place of resi-
d ,nce and it is probable that many
will come to Natchitoches.
Quite a bit of excitement was
occasi )ned in the telephone ex-
change Monday when one I. B.
McMefien of Monroe became sud-
denly insane while using the phone
and frightened the young ladies
very much.
The unfortunate man had been
in Natchitoches couple of days
and his friends in Monroe evil
IDENTIFY knew and were worried
about his condition but no evil
dence IF his insanity was given
until the occurance in the ex-
change.
He was taken back to Monroe
the same evening under careful
guards who had a great deal of
trouble with him. as he became
violeEt before Shreveport was
reached.
Lovers of music will have the
unusual opportunity of hearing
Pasquale l.. Montani, one of the
foremost harpist of the day, on
tomorrow evening in the Normal
Auditorium and no one can afford
to miss bearing him. In addition
to his harp solos, he will give
several on the flute and saxaphone.
Mr.. Harvey director of the School
of Music will give two violin solos
with harp accompaniment while
Miss Mandot one of the piano
teachers will play the accompani-
ments for the flute and saxaphone
and there will be a flute, violin
and piano trio.
General admission fifty cents,
and seats will be reserved without
extra charge. Program starts at
8 p. m.
Little Ellen Aaron celebrated
entering her teens by giving a
birthday party on Sunday after
noon to which she invited thirteen
of her little friends who declared
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