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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-30

Worth Will he filled hy Maurice Par
rish. who arrived here from Los An
eclaS HIS mornin"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-30

Ross x Stuart are making some Eye
Opener Prices Oh Groceries. Pay 10
stock mp naW.-AdN.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-G0 strictly \ dairy COWS.
SO per head cash. Box I3, lioll-
vile Ma
TO LET-One of the best 40 or 60
acres for dairy: soft land: well
fenced Address II. +. u. /, M. 81,
Fl Centro cal X13i
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-30

General transfer and storage;
prices right. Ed. Royce, 6l3 MAN,
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-30
Chimneys Built

or concrete work done. Phone 163W
625 Olive st. |. A. Thomas.-Adv.
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RECEPTIONS

" representatives OF Tulsa society
have ever been biddcn 10 a more
handsomely appointed formal tea than
that given by Mrs Lee Charles Wells
and Mrs. Charles Earl Dent, Wednes-
day afternoon UO one remembers A.
as suCho The function was planned
TO repay Hhe social obligations Of the
two hostesses, both Of whom have cX-
acnsN% invitation lists. and was one
az 0he Harg. and smart affairs Of the
-LcUfon season.
Mrs Wells home on South Boston
nvcnNeo decorated I'm the seasons
prc'ticst offerings of flowers, was The
charming setting Qt Sho occasion.
Madame Shawy.r rosese IN all their
loyelluess were given effective ar
rangomCuH In The iiving room of the
home, Hhe flowers being Vased and
placed IN baskets throughout the
Toom The fireplace was especially
attractive in q birch bark canoe filled
with She flowegs In Sh. dining room
a yellow color tone was affected, an
other tuVorIte variety OF the queen
of flowers" fhr suuburst rose, being
used. WalI pockets filled with green
cry adorned the sidewalks here and
there, and the scheme Of decoration
was both now ana artistic. An I'm
morsc silver basket, filled with the
rose, and tied with bows of yellow
tu!lc. conferred the table. yellow
tapcrs burned under shades Of harmo-
NIZIug color.
M,lha Nnders, daintily frocked IN
white, was at the door. 10 admit IN.
scores Of callers who We're presented
20 the line los Mrs. Howard n. Cole,
end Mrs T. i. Wells Mrs. Eugene
lortoU, Mrs Floyd !. bradford, Mrs
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Gay days have been these for
bridge devotees, one of the large and
beautiful card companies of the week
being the auction with which Mrs.
j. Edgar Pew repaid a large number
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CALENDAR roH TINS WEEK.
NIon,la,

Monday.
Mrs Charles L. WrIghtsmlu is
hostess at large auction company In
Elks' home.
Mrs. W *. Sheuart. initial party Of
informal series for Mrs Shepard Of
pittsburgh po
twentieth century club meeting
with Mrs Il u Nurdock
Crown Seal chautauqua meets with
Mrs Garrett.
L. %. II NJ annual cara party anu
u",Ivc A.. ,uh Nh. rb,s &
W., ism" '''' '''''
" I'M ,,.l.,,. .,.,t. ,.,;,., a., Mrs,
'"'''7 ''"'
W f. '""' '"'
Tuesday.
Mrs !. l.. OMcara presents Miss
Mary May of EuzlbethtoWn. Ky, in
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by +, De Gueldve.

danes - u. Hostaph, Anthony
O'Donncll. =. +. Milliken. Y. Il. shall
Ierberger. ". Lyle Dickey. ". J. Fra
ley, George S. Bole. J. T.. De Hart, K.
.. Smith, y, u. Wertzberger. Y. J,
Twogood, f.. B. Miller. Floyd J. Brad
ford, John K. Ramsey, william Miller
Ross, Lee e. Wells, Charles T. Dent,
a. Nj. Meeks, j. A. Chapman, II. q.
Barnard G u. Hughes, o. 7, Dawson.
Fred G. Shaw, G. II. Pape, Boyer
+. A. Best and Miss Carolyn D.ckey.
As a gracious compliment 20 Miss
Mary Campbell of Kansas City. who
has been Mrs. +. w. Buels guest for
a fortnight, Miss Hester Mae Wilson
entertained with an exceptionally
pretty auction party Thursday after
room.
Miss Wilson was hostess in her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry l.. Stewards, home.
entertaining friends for four tables.
Decoration of the card room was
made in red carnations The high
score favor Of n box of handmade
handkerchiefs became the good for
tune of Miss Marguerite Moran. Two
courses were served at the delightful
afternoons close. Guests of the af-
fair We're Mesdames George H. Key,
Ralph s Harvey, Stanley Francis
lllscy, Leola Thompson Kiser 7. w.
Ruel, Lloyd Lewis, Charles T Wilson,
Miss Elizabeth Shapard of Pawnee,
and the Misses Gay Oliphant. Blanche
House, Pess Hudson. Margaret Cha
mango. Helen Cartier, Marguerite
Moran and Ethel Cartier
Prc-Lenten week festivities In the
Marquette club were delightfully."- ex-
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moran,
Wednesday evening in their home on
South Boulder avenue.
Spring-like lovelness was given the
large living room, with decorations of
yellow jonquils. the music room had
decorations of pink roses and in the
dining room red carnations were
used. filling a basket on the dining
table. There were eight tables for the
playing of plain whist. at which the
high scores were made by Mrs. i. A
Hardman of l0ll South Boston ave-
nue., and Mr.. Al Brown. The tally
cards were favorable to the season of
Valentine, and the refreshment
courses served at the card tables also
carried out the colors suggestive of
Valentine. Miss Marguerite Moran as
sisted the hostess In entertaining and
serving. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a. Hardmah
invited the club for another meeting
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lUNtlil,ONS.

The regular meeting Of the Thurs
day Auction club the past week with
Mrs. Floyd J. Bradford as hostess
evolved into a lovely luncheon. at
which only the club members and
Mrs. Anthony O'Donnell, substituting
for her sister; Mrs. +. ID. Bostaph.
were guests
A. basket filled with pink and white
sweet peas. Centered the tables. and
cunning keWpies marked the guests
places round the luncheon board.
After the menu the guests surround
ed the. bridge tables, whore Mrs G.
H. Pape succeeded in making highest
score. Her prize was a beautiful wall
hiaquc There were covers at the
for Mesdames @. II, Pape,
Horace Baker J. II. Brooks. Lee G.
Wells. Thomas |. Munroe. Charles r.
Don't. r. ". Miller. A. NJ. Meeks, c.
w Titus, j. X. Ramsey. and Paul
Madansky Mrs. Madansky will have
the club for its meeting next week.
Another bridge club meeting which
resolved itself into a luncheon of at
uactiye appointments was that Of
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OF social Obligations on Tuesday az
tCrnoon.
That fast approaching springtime is
not far distant was evidenced in the
decorations of jonquils vaSed through
OUT the rooms. and the delicate color
of the flower was noted in all the
appointment OF the party. Fresia was
used with the jOlquils, making the
card rooms a bright and fragrant set
ting for the attractive company as
sembled around the bridge tables. The
dining table held as a centerpieCe an
old-fashioned pitcher filled with jon
puils and fresia.
There were eight tables of the
game, az which the high score was
made by Mrs. B. g. Boatright. Her
prize was a crystal candlestick fringed
with prisms. Mrs. James b. Robin
son received the consolation. a pot
tcTy basket, in a cut with the remain
ing players.
AZ lunch time each of the yellow
covered tables was centered with a
yellow shaded candle 4 salad and ice
course were served by Martha Pew
and Frances Haskell. There were
places around the card tables for Mes
danes Robert NJ. Moody. Cass A.
Mayo, T. 5. Henry Edgar W. Nc
Crary Semmes w. Parrish. Earl w
Sinclair, J. Warren Sanders, James B.
Robinson, W. 4. Aggers, b. G. Boat
right, Frank A. Haver. J. G. Strauss
Howard ~ Cole. G. f. Martin, Frank
Haskell, W n. sill, Herbert D. Mason.
George l. Williamson, Murray NJ.
Doan. Il j. Burke, w. Albert Cook.
George s Bole. Il. u. Evans. l.. G.
Wells, Charles T.. Dent Ralph Lock-
wood Z. +. Millikan, Miss Linda
Zweygartt Of Hartford Conn, and
the Misses Carolyn Dickey and Helen
Chase
The attractive new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. q. Staples in Naharky Place
was opened TO a company Of friends
for the first time yesterday afternoon,
when Mrs. Staples entertained at auc-
ton. honoring her mother. Mrs. Will
liam Peed of Newcastle, Ind.
In the way of decoration of the
rooms, only a simple arrangement Of
red carnations was used, the flowers
being vased and in bowls about the
rooms. Five tables of auction bridge
were played and the favors Of pottery
vases awarded 20 the winners of the
two highest scores. Mrs. Staples was
assisted by Mrs. Frank Sewers and
Mrs. James J. Bissett I'm serving a de-
lightlul tWO-course lunch. Guests in
vited To meet Mrs. Peed were Mes
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each Of these being pierced with q
golden arrow.
The Hunn.cUtt orchestra played for
! 'hc dancing, for which the entire first
floor was thrown open, while the
third floor was turned into one large
cara room and decorated with palms
and red roscs. The billiard and other
game tables IN the subs'ory attracted
many ~ The guests ~ auction bridge
Mrs. John u Hail ana Dr. " Albert
cook were winners uf thc favOrs Of
handsome fancy basket and Italian
leather book ends 4 two course sup
per was served, buffet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard had as their assistants Mrs.
Charles j. Wugh'sman, Mrs. Frank
II Greer, Mrs George r. williamson.
Nrs. Edward Mccoy, Mrs. Randolph
ShirN, Mrs. Arthur Lee Murphoy and
MIS-. George W Edwards
Tho Akaha Kama club boys We're
hosts ~ theiT initial dancing party.
a very pretty affair." Friday evening
~ 'hc Elks' club. The Akaka Kamas
are recently organized club among
the men Of the younger set, and the
success Of tholr iirst dance was such
as - assure ,hem that the series Of
parties which th.y intend 10 give VIII
be most pleasant ones The programs
~. ',''''S f.'e' 'ti',.
,t '"' o. 40 p 90 ,, a'A WV, ~,
',..','S ''oo',o S"H wa ,,N,,,,, M"',,,
,u, wv V'',P.' DI.u nv .TiioM .iioM ne
jamestown, y. 70 ana the Misses
',''li'," "' j." rum 'Shh' Way
W olsh rs 'I''j, Uap'Il' E.lse h't'y'
TIl'" cam pbel's Hp'Ina Mi!'erg ~
Gym '"hN9ilyo "uth IoeNs' nee"
! A,tnau. Etneiyh O'SpGhteio siafa
W lunNn AIG1"n 1elaneyo Mary
NaIh'l h"iAl Layneo 'aro.lne but!y,
H"A'e Mar" Marrs hutH Brown, Anna
Ingram, Lillian Roachs B"1yi HutleT,
GLADYS Cusac and Lucille Lee and
Messrs' Robert I"bus, Tom Ducket'
James Nelson, George Smith, Dan
Hunt, George Martin Carl Cox, The
ron lyuum, Ray Wiley Don SWind-
Ter, Dick HrpaCh, Charles Black, Alya
Boswell, clyde Black, y, II. Chastain,
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Pre-Lenteu week. the gayest Of the
whole season. found Mrs. 4. y. Sloan
as hostess upon two occasions in a
series of two extremely pretty Nalon-
tine auction parties cOmpiimentine
her guest, MIS-. y. l.. Algeo OF Bartlcs-
vile.
Red and white carnations In bou-
quo's were used FOR decoration Of the
rooms and I'm addition red hearts and
cupids adorned the drapes, and cur
tains and were otherwise effectively
placed. On Tuesday auction. was
played at four. tables with Mrs. J. B.
Porter winning the high score favor
of a pair OF crystal candlesticks. The
Individual favors were red heart
shaped baskets filled with nuts. A
course OF ices and cakes was served,
Mrs Sloan having as aids In these
duties Mrs. Arthur Reid and Mrs.
Charles Hall. Guests Of the initial
party were Mesdames Charles r..
Rogers, j. w. Simpson, ii. n. Beam,
G. B. Coon, J. A. Seekatz, A. X. Daw-
son, Frank. Barnes, Charles l.. Waite,
Charles +. Robertson. Sanford Kelley,
Thomas |. Munroe. w. +. Stahl, c. c..
Webber, John Dwyer, =. A. Hardman.
J. II. Porter, Charles Kan ana hrthus
Reid.
lhuIsuag party Which WIS luc
last OF the series was also four-table
affair. with Mrs. Robert Lyon and
Miss Isabel Fonda as winners of the
favors Of lingerie and pair of candle
sticks. One course was served. The
company Of guests included Mesdames
B. l.. Shobe, Robert Lyon, Herbert ID.
Mason, Charles Clark. William X.
Lindsay, Harry II. Murdoch, w. j.
Collier, J. Wesley West, William Mil
Ter Ross. Arthur Reid. Charles Hall,
J. Il. Jennings, j. c. Strauss. Homer
II. Wrightsman. Hortense Wilhelm.
+. A. Hardman and the Misses Isabel
Fonda and Helen Savelle.
Gay days have been these for
bridge devotees, one of the large and
beautiful card companies of the week
being the auction with which Mrs.
j. Edgar Pew repaid a large number
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CARD COMPANIES.

pro-Ior.an paye.ies ,vera marked
In, tba nttfoot,ve anction Marty which
Mrs Frank Rarnes and Mrs 7 w
Simnson gave Tridav afternoon in
Mrs parnes. nome
I, was n Valentine card marty and
Tho love colors rcd. mink. yellow and
hIuo we're used. oS. tLov would har.
h.niZ, hes. I'm the various rooms
Baskets of exGuisife Easter lilies and
'pjrR roses ly.r. nlaced in -he living
room. and tho lights we're shaded in
rinll and yellow ana lied with bows
of tuIle In these colors, Th, den was
I'm rod IN, plau Of decoration bping
heart, and knwnlos. and bows of red
iulie' Tho dining table held 2 large
rilded basket filled With lilies and
rnsrs and tcd win mink hlua and
yellow. Tha lights were hooded in
In. th,,e dainty co,ors
Amid This attractive setting. twelve
tables we're placed for the playing of
bridge. M which Miss Goodwin Car
roll made high score. Her favor was
n basket Of roses Second bigh. TO
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
Love or Money?

Is the name of the charming
little play that will be presented
by some of our best amateurs at
the Olympic on next Wednesday
night, July 28th, for the benefit
of the Catholic Street Paving
Fund. This play is bright, laugh
able and full Of strong dramatic
situations and a clever presenta-
ton of it can be expected.
A couple of vocal solos will be
given during the intermissions by
some of our best singers and an
unusually good entertainment will
be given on Wednesday evening
when the curtain will rise at 8:15.
Admission 80 and Csc.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
Natchez.

DIR. Louis j. Stahl who visited
relatives here left for his home in
Gonzales, Texas. He was ac-
companied by his niece and
nephew. Rosalie Goldberg and
Master Sylvan Friedman.
Little Miss Nav Belle Riggs OF
Baton Rouge is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Paul RACIAL.
We are again proud of our
home boys for being victorious in
a game of base ball played against
Bermuda. The score being "a to
II in favor of Natchez.
Among those who attended
Damon and Pythias'' in Natchi-
toches Saturday night we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Friedman ano
daughter, Messrs. j. l. and Leon
Friedman, j. L. Kranson and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Rachal.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
STREET FAIR AND PICTURE
SHOW.

The ladies of the Episcopal
Church will give a picture show
benefit and STREET FAIR in the
adiourning lot of the Airdome on
Monday night.
Ladies' Minstrel Show, Fortune
Telling, Real Live Baby Incubator
etc., etc., will be some of the at
fractions, the admission to which
will be O5 and II cts. Ice cream,
sandwiches and cold drinks will
be sold throughout the evening.
Every body come out and have
a good time Monday night, July
26th.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

The Williamson home was the
scene of double festivities Tuesday
of last week when the fair young
daughters of the house enter
tanned their many friends at two
different parties. Miss Sarah in
the morning and Miss Alice in the
afternoon. Pot plants and cut
flowers were used for decorations
and at seven tables, seven different
games were PLAYED that furnished
unlimited amusement and at Miss
Sarah's party, Miss Mira Gallon
won the first prize and Miss Cas-
pari the second and at the conclu-
sion of the game tempting salad
course with waters and ice tea was
served.
In the afternoon, Miss Alice en-
tertalned the same number or
guests in the same way when Miss
Ruby jackson won the prize and
pretty souvenir of the occasion
was presented the hostess's house
guest. Miss Frierson of Frierson.
Delicious sherbert and cakes
were served the guests, all of
whom both in the morning and
evening enjoyed lovely parties
when the charming young hos
tesses were assisted in re ,eivlng
and entertaining by Mrs. G. w.
Williamson.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

The stork has been very busy
in and around Natchitoches re-
Gently. having paid several visits
when he was most cordially well
coined.
Rev. and Mrs. A A. Lummis
greeted the bird heartily on Tues
day of last week when he left them
a 81 Id. boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Burk-
holder miss Jean Tujaque) on
Sunday, a 104 ID. girl, while Mr..
and Mrs. B. Baynard Miss Mabel
Henry of Alexandria were pre-
sented an s ID. boy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Brown miss Vera
Hughes) of Shreveport an 8 ID.
girl and Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. G. Gun
ningham on Tuesday a 9 10 girl.
May they all live long and
prosper.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

Owing to an oversight the voting
precinct for precinct No. |, Ward
Three was designated as Grapes
Bluff. By ordinance of the Police
Jury at the session of January 1915,
the Precinct was changed from Crap
pes Bluff to Messick. The election
officers appointed for Grappe's Bluff
will govern themselves accordingly and
hold tbe Primary of July 9th, 1915 at
Messick.
u. r. Breazeale.
re Secretary,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

Dan Leahv vs. His Creditors.


Notice is hereby given that Dan
Leahy having this day filed in 18th
District Court, an application for a
respite Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, against his debts and credi-
tors, that by order of said Court a
meeting of the creditors of said Leahy
Is ordered to be held by and before j.
O. Gunter, Notary Public at mis- Office
in the City of Natchitoches, La, Fri
day, August 9th, 1916, q. m.
All creditors are hereby summoned
and notified to attend said meeting and
cast their votes for or against the re.
spite.
AS per the said order all proceedings
against the property and person Of said
Leahy are stayed till further ordered
In testimony whereof witness my hanC
and seal Of Office at Natchitoches, La.
on this the 18th day of July. A. D.
1915.
D. J. Hyams,
Clerk of the 18th, Dist Court of La
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
Notice.

Through error the names Of j. ].
CopeIIar, and F. G. Bandaries appeared
as Commissioners of Ward 8, ROAD
District No. 16, the names of DR.. f.
w. E. Truly, E. H. Perot should have
been published, Therefore the Commits.
sioners of Road District No. 16, Ward
8, stand as follows:
F. W. E. Truly, E. H. Perot, J. G..
Coppellar, j. @. Adams, and r A,
Lowe.
G. H. Pierson,
Addie Tauzin, Prest. Police Jury,
Secty. Police Jury
7-3O
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

Succession Theophile Metoyer.
Mrs. Eline RACIAL, administrative,
having this day filed her final account
of administration, notice is hereby
given to all persons interested to show
cause within 10 days from date hereof
why the sans should not be homologat-
ed,
Done and signed this July 7th, 1916.
D. ]. Hyams,
7-8 Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22

Succession of 0zam D. MetoySr.
Notice is hereby given to all con-
cerned that Achille P. Racial, admins
traitor of above succession, has this
day filed his final account of admins
tration, and 10 d~ys from date hereof
allowed to show cause why the same
should not be homologated.
D. J. Hyams,
7-8 Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
Notice.

We hereby notify the Public that
School Books will not be sent by mail
unless a sufficient amount of cash
covering price of Book and Postage
accompanies the order. Books are
sent at purchasers risk.
7-29. st.
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Strayed {!

Large Black mare mule, about l6
hands high, weighs about 1900 lbs. and
about Is year old. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this advertisement,
c. L. CAMPBELL.
q miles above Natchitoches, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-22
Notice

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Natchitoches Cotton Oil
Co., will be held at the Company's
Office on Wednesday, Aug. 4th, 1915 at
4 p. m.
o. F. Himel,
7-s Secty. Treas.
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PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

ADVANCE IrOm Tie upper Ml5olSSlPPl
Valley. 25th to 26th thunder
storms. 9th to 18th cooler, goth
pleasant.
Supt. L. E, Hudson paid a
short visit to Texas last week.
4 Mr.. NJ. M. Fisher of Winfield
was business visitor Monday.
Mrs. j. Keegan and family are
visiting relatives at Lake End.
DIR. Jos. Bath spent Tuesday in
Shreveport.
Mr.. J. l. Friedman of Bayou
Natchez spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Prudhomme
and daughters spent Monday in
town.
Mrs. Emily Watson left during
the week for New Orleans to visit
her daughter Mrs. John Grey.
Mr.. Hertzog Chopin of Derry
is spending the week in town with
Mr.. Arthur Watson.
Mrs. Loutie Chaplin and daugh-
ter Miss Veva are visiting rela-
tives at Bermuda.
Semmelman's Semi-Annual Sale
commences Saturday. Staggering
reduction of prices.
Mrs. G. E. Trichel has returned
from visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Wynne at Robeline.
Mr.. Victor AXE of Alexandria
enjoyed a short visit to his mother
and family during the week.
Miss Roberta Parker is the at
tractiYe guest of Miss Leila
Ducournau.
Miss Lucie Leveque left during
FRe week for New Orleans after
visit Of soma length to her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford o I |
Shreveport have returned home
after a visit to Mrs. r. Hill.
Mr.. Henry Goodrich of Shreve-
port spent Sunday in town as al
guest of friends,
Semmelman's Semi-Annnal Sale
commences Saturday. Staggering
reduction of prices.
Miss Celina Morse has returned
to her home in Shreveport after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Hill.
Miss Dorothy Frierson of Grand
Cane is the guest of Misses Alice
and Caro- Williamson.
Miss Enola Folse of Donaldson
vile spent the week end in Nat
chitoches. a guest at the Lecomte.
Miss Edith Porter has returned
home after spending the past two
months at Alexandria, Bunkie and
Lecomte.
Mrs. "A. w. Watson and sons
have gone to Derry where they will
spend some time as the guests of
Mrs, Fannie Gulliot.
Thrilling values at Semmelman's
Sale, commences Saturday. See
large circulars.
Mrs. Walter Carnahan and
children have returned to their
home in GreenviIle, Miss. after
pleasant visit to relatives here.
Miss Mamie Burke of New Or
leans is on visit to her old home
and is with her cousin Miss Kate
Lee 1richel.
Mr.. Giles MiIlspaugh and Miss
Meezg Breazeale enjoyed 81
housepartv at the home of DR..
land Mrs. Digger of Alexandria.
Mr.. Scriven Sweat of Lake End
spent 4 few days with Mrs. and
Miss Lucille Sweat en- route to
Alexandra.
Thrilling values at Semmelman's1
Sale, commences Saturday. See
large circulars.
Miss Weeks the head Of the
4 Domestic Science Department ct
4 the Normal left for New York
I where she joined Mrs. Winslow,
who preceded her few weeks at
N flnInnhia WHARF fhar are taking b
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FOR SALE, EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
PROPERTY, OR RENT. Desirable resi-
dences near the Normal and elsewhere
in town on terms to suit. Address Box
SO, Natchitoches, La. tt