The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-03-04
Heavy rains followed each other

I1ehVy TdIuS lOIlOWou odCu OCIIoI
last week until Sunday noon when
the wind veered around and
brought in a regular Norther by
dark. Monday was bright and
clear and cold; Tuesday dawned
grey and cloudy, but still cold.
and Wednesday was raw dis
agreeable Cay, with cold sprin-
kIe off and on and from indica-
tions at this writing it is impos-
,sible to say what kind of weather
we are next to have.
Dainty little Orlando Crossett
celebrated her sixth birthday on
Saturday afternoon by giving a
party to which she invited num-
Der of little playmates, who had a
lovely time. Games all dear and
familiar to little folks were played
at one of which Cora Turpin won
prize, while jeanette Monroe
was the lucky winner of the otner.
Delicious ice cream and cake were
served to the little guests who
were: Cora Turpin. Mary COyle
Davis, Mary Elizabeth Praither,
Jeanette Monroe, Cora O'Quin,
Edna Trichel, Anne Cook, and
Masters Edwin j. Palmer, Jack
Hopper and John Monroe.
Little Orlando vas the recip-
lent of a number of pretty gifts
! presented by her little friends and
several sent by big ones all of
which were much appreciated.
White Plisse Crepe, 15c yd., at Sem
melmans.
Tree planting has been more
general in certain sections of Nat
chitoches, this year than has been
the case in long time, some of
the planters hoping that 1t will be
something of an argument for the
stock law for which another at
tempt will be made with good
hopes of winning this time.
Besides those who were debarred
from participating last time by
not having paid their poll tax and
taken care to have done so since,
there have been several converts
and the lesson of over confidence
taught the advocates of the cause,
on election day when they lost
by only thirteen votes, will make
them a little active next time
W hen exertion attbe right time
will count.
Gore, Ca, P. A. Morgao had occa-
sion recently to use a liver medicine
and says of Foley Cathartic Tablets:
''They thoroughly cleansed my system
and felt like new man--light and
free. They are the best medicine /
have ever taken for constipation. They
keep the stomach sweet, liver active,
bowels regular For sale by all drug
gists.
Mrs. T. +. Porter met with an
accident some ten days ago, which
at first was feared as very serious
and while serious enough to still
keep her confined to bed. all dan
ger has passed. While in her
chicken yard looking after the
wants of her fowls, she stepped
upon nail that went nearly thru
the whole ball of her foot and
conditions resulted SO that it was
thought prudent to inject an
anti-toxin serum. Fortunately
Mrs. Porter's general health is
good, so her wound responded
readily to the heroic treatment
and now beyond the disagreeable
feature of being kept prisoner,
which to a lady of Mrs. ,Porter's
active temperament and industrious
habits is a severe punishment, she
is rapidly recovering from the
accident.
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Twenty members enjoyed an in
teresting evening at Lesche Mon
day night when little business
came up, after routine matters
were disposed of except the unani-
nous decision to contribute the
same amount as customary, $1,000!
to the Educational fund of the