The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-11-04

stands sewing machines and doe
splendid repair work. So thos
in need of his service will &c
prompt and efficient work alon
any of these lines at reasonabl
rates.
The advance guard of the Ban'
with all the personal paraphanali
and servants, left on Tuesda.
morning for Shreveport so as t.
get the tents and outfit ready TO
the rest, who left that night AM
reached camp ready to begin thei
duty of furnishing the principa
music for the State Fair for which
they were awarded the contrac
last summer.
A flock of ducks and geese
flying over Natchitoches the early
part of the week was the indica
ton of change in the weather
that appealed to and was awaited
by the hunters many of whom
HE'D away to the lakes and streams
the favorite feeding places of the
migratory game and full bags
repaid them. The game is here
and the tardy cold weather must
be in their wake.
Miss Mia Caspari was hostess
of the CinderelIas on Wednesday
afternoon when the time was
spent very pleasantly and profita-
bly, doing handwork and discuss
ing the delicate refreshments.
Misses Moore, Bertha and Edna
Levy, Lily Prudhomme, Mines.
A. Ortmeyer ID. l.. Suddath, Carr,
E. Levy, G. and J. Caspari en-
joyed the evening with the club.
The addition of a 10 lb boy to
the Postmaster's family on Mon
lay night, makes him practically
independent of any other force in
the government building but it
will take more than that heavy
weight to force him to keep his
ballast. But Mr.. and Mrs. &. E.
DeBlieux have every reason to be
proud of this addition to their
interesting family, who will be
known as William Wemp.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Exchange
Bank was held Monday night for
he purpose of electing the officers
or the ensuing year and the re-
,ors of the condition of affairs
vas most gratifying to those di-
ectly interested, as it is a matter
# local pride to all Natchitoches.
The following officers were elected:
Directors: A. w. Watson, j..
J. Stephens, Adolph Katie, T. G.
Barnes, d. &. Scarborough, ). H.
T. L. Weaver. Henry
1ugnes, P. S. Prudhomme.
Officers: A w. Watson, Pres;
Katie, Vice-Pres:; J. S.
Stephens. Vice-Pres.; I. G.
5arnes. Cashier.
The death of Miss Eliza Chaplin
anne as a great surprise and
hook to the family and friends
N Friday afternoon.
While she had been in bad
ealth for a number of years Miss
1haplin had wonderful vitality
nd that she could rally after
ONE of her attacks was a never
easing wonder and though a little
1dlsposed sbe was up and about
ntil just a few hours before the
nd. During the seventy-seven
ears of her long and useful life,
liss Chaplin had made many
,arm friends who will long hole
er in faithful remembrance.
She left one brother, Judge G.
J. Chaplin several nieces an6
ephews besides a few other reIa-
YES, but a large circle of friends
Tho in paying her the last sad
aspects, laid her away in the
amily burial plot under mass o.
flowers.
Autumn leaves used most arts. !
cally for decoration, were the !
My indication of the season when
frs. III. HI. Turpin entertained
ne Book Club. Wednesday after
Don at a charming fall party
,hich proved enjoyable in every
yay.
The first contest was tree
ornance at which Mrs. Roy won
he club prize, Mrs. Bath the
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