The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-12-02

son sre spending the month Of
DeceInber with Judge and Mrs
Henry, while the finishing touches
are being given to their pretty
home: in East Natchitoches that
they expect to take possession OF
during the holidays.
For the special benefit of the
candidates, full supply of type
writer type has been put in our
Job department and those who
have already sent out personal
letters" have been more than
pleased at the work. Not only
candidates but business and pro
fessicnal men have had orders
filled and will testify to the work
mauship and prices, so if you
need 80 write even as few as fifty
or one hundred letters or cards in
a hurry, send to The Enterprise
and they will be typed in hurry
and to your satisfaction.
The ladies Of the Altar Society
feel fully repaid for their labors.
as the dinner and bazaar given by
them on last Wednesday netted
the handsome sum of 1865 gu
which was Immediately turned
over to meet a paving note just
about due. The dinner was ex-
cellent, fine menu well and
bountifully served and the fancy
work very attractive and reason
able 10 price. So with the 1865. go
from this entertainment and the
Sl7CO from the one of Monday
night, the clear profit of 1882. sc
will materially decrease the paving
debt.
Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme gave a
regular rose festival when she
entertained the Round Table Club
at her pretty town residence on
Tuesday afternoon, as the queen
of flowers. filled every nook and
corner in the two rooms where the
tables were placed for the game.
Mrs. Porter won the handsome
first prize, Mrs. j. Carr the
second and Mrs. Cockerham the
BOBBY.
Delicious home made candies
were enjoyed throughout the game
and at its conclusion Misses Julia
and Noelie Prudhomme, Norma
and Mildred Hill served deli
cicus turkey luncheon with all the
accompanlments followed by brick
cream and cakes to the members
and guests who were Mines. Carr,
j. G. Keyser, A. Voters. 5. j.
Harry. (A,ckprham and DaiSiree
Bre8zeale.
Mr.. Charles Green, Sr.. re-
turned from Ruston on Sunday
after a weeks visit to that section
of che country, looking after
his business interests there. Mr..
Green says that the finest crops
made in years were recorded last
year, while those of this year are
three times as good.
The principal crop of Lincoln
parish is peanuts that have aver.
aged so bushels to the acre Ia
number of farmers however have
made Is to the acre. the whole
expense of the cultivation is more
than covered by the hay, while
the peanuts sell for II per bushel
Potatoes are equally plentiful anc
Mr.. Green reports that neIghbor
hood in a prosperous condition.
Visitors from Campti, Col.
donna. Cresto, Ashland, Proven
cal, Marthaville. Robeline anC
Alexandria came to witness tht
games that were played on tht
Normal gridiron Thursday, thu
principal one being between L. >
N. and S. w. /. I. and resulted il
a victory of 40 for the former
The grand stand and bleacher
we're crowded; everybody was il
holiday spirits and dress anC
thoroughly enjoyed the game tina
was an unusually good one, dur
ing which some brilliant play!
were made.
The occasion was enlivened b,
parade; burial of Lafayette
hopes, erection of the tombstone
over the grave, snake dance AMI
antics of a goat representative tn
visiting team whose gaudy dress
ings were removed piece by piec,