The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-01
Boys Palm Beach pants extra
grade $3.50 at Semmelman's.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan Van
House and little daughter of
l Shreveport enjoyed a family re-
{ union at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lestan DeBlieux Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Schuman are
the proud parents of magnificent
II 1-2. ID. girl who was born on
Monday and tho their third child,
is the first daughter.
Sale on fancy parasols ends this
! Saturday night, Semmelman's.
: Messrs. Genius, Raphiel, Hart,
Maricelli, Giddens, Prothro, Nc
Crocklin and Sompayrac were
among the many visitors from
Campti who enjoyed the barbecue.
Mrs. r. H. Ably left for New
Orleans on Wednesday where she
will make her home in the future
and she carries with her the best
wishes of her Natchitoches friends
for contentment and success.
Miss Roberta Newell is now the
owner of the old David PierSon |
home on Jefferson St. having
recently purchased same from Mr.
Henry Cook, who bought 1t a few
years ago, from the Pierson heirs.
The encouragement given to
boys and girls who are raising
pigs, will be the cause of more
pork cured for home consumption
6his year than has been the case
in long long time.
Crop conditions throughout the
State, and this section particularly
will be the best that the country
has known in many a year and a
prosperous fall is confidently ex-
pected.
Mrs. Adolphe Katie and daugh-
ter Miss May left today for Kan
sas City where Miss May will join
her sister Mrs. Lowenberg with
a party for the Pacific Coast to
enjoy the Exposition and make a
tour of the west.
Mrs. S. NJ. D. Clark returned
to her home in New Orleans on
Wednesday after spending the {
past few weeks with her parents.
She took back with her little
Clifford and Henry Cocram who
had been visiting their grand
parents. =
Miss Nita Caspari entertained 8
The Cinderellas at the home of
her grandmother Mrs. Ester Levy ,
on Wednesday afternoon when a 8
large number of other guests en-
dyed the very delightful enter
tainment with the Club. 3
A few watermelons are being
brought to town, but as yet their
prices are prohibitiye for the :
great majority. Cantalopes too ""
are not as plentiful as usual. for :
this season, while peaches are few :
and far between, the a late full :
crop is still anticipated.
The Boy Scouts of Monroe have r
applied foor permission to camp at h
Chaplin's Lake while on their +
hike, which was cordially granted G
with all the privileges for fishing, t
boating, swimming, etc. So some
time in July that merry band with 9
Scout Master Crow at their head d
will enjoy the the hospitality of e
the Natchitoches Gun and Rod il
Club.
A fish fry with all the neces- =
sary acconpanyments was enjoyed =
by a congenial party of twenty {
stays on Sunday. A great many o
fish were caught and the stew
made by one of the most expert !
chefs in the crowd, was heartily q
enjoyed, but whether there was +
an over-abundance of onions" in :
it or the heat was too intense, de- 7
ponent sayeth not, but at all events +
one or the other was too much tor :
some of the frolickers. +
The friends of the family were q :
very much distressed to learn that
Gene, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Watson who was be- a
ing treated in the Sanitarium in
Shreveport, had a relapse on Sun