The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-09-30

gret of his resignation that takes
effect this week, after ten years Of
faithful service, to become the
business manager of Mrs. F
Guillot's many interests at Derry
! Mr.. R. T. Sentell Of Bayou Gouls
who comes direct from the Monte
leane in New Orleans where he
has been serving in the Office,
succeeds Mr.. Cannon and has
already taken up his duties.
| The store window of Wlnbarg
Bros, was broken into Thursday
night and five pistols stolen, which
with the plate glass broken,
amounted to a loss of about $3.50.
This IS the second burglary com
mitted within the past few months
the watches from the window in
r. DeVargaS Jewelry establish
ment stolen IN the same way, re-
| ference to which was made in
these columns at the time, being
the other which broke the record
that Natchitoches has enjoyed for
several years, without any thing
of the kind happening. No clue
to either has been found, but
nothing will be left undone to run
down the clever perpetrators of
both deeds.
For the first time in several
weeks the Cinderellas met on
Wednesday afternoongwhen Miss
Suzette Inter entertained the
members and a number of other
guests most charmingly. Deli
cious cream and cake were served
and enjoyed bv the young ladies
who spent the time very pleasantly
in plying their needles and in
social intercourse.
A musical and vaudeville entel-
tainment will be given by the
band boys on tomorrow, Friday
evening IN the Normal Auditorium
so as to raise money to have some
repair work done to some of their
instruments. preparatory to get
ting ready for the State Fair
where they will furnish music
this year.
Among the numbers, will be a
violin solo by Mr.. Friedrich, head
of the musical department, who is
an artist in every sense of the
word and whose wonderful play
ing has delighted those who have
had che opportunity of hearing
him.
Mr. Beiger, band master will
make his debut in a flute solo.
while Messrs. Edwin McGung and
Warren Voters will also give solo
The small admission
fee of 10c will be charged and the
public is cordially invited to at
tend and while enjoying a good
program, help a good cause along
at very small cost.
Mr.. John T. Callahan of New
Orleans, Assistant Fire Marshall
for the State of Louisiana spent
in Natchitoches making
an oficial. Investigation by request,
of the origin of the recent fire that
destroyed the residences of Messrs.
Glass, Ewing and Phelps.
The Mayors Office was crowded
with the witnesses summoned to
appear before the official and a
number of interested spectators
we're also present and a rigid
cross examination of each witness
was made and the whole matter
gone into carefully according to
law. While the official result of
the investigation has not yet been
sent in from headquarters, enough
has been learned to know that
was found to prove
that the fire was not an accident
aud of the kind that can never be
accounted for, except that it naust
haye resulted from the explosion
Of a lamp, a result that the great
was convinced of, before
the official investigation was made.
Mrs. j. D. Rusca entertained at
! delightful card party followed
BY tea. complimentary to Mrs.
st. Elmo Rusca of Philadelphia
on Wednesday afternoon.
Roses and ferns were used for
in the parlor where
he tables were placed and the
game was very animated and re-
,nltad In Mrs Sam Aaron WINNING