The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-11-11
Novelty lace shoes just received
$2.95 and $3.50 at Semmelman's.

Mrs. [. CrabIree of Memphis,
who will be recalled as Anna
Walmsley is on a visit TO her
aunts, Misses Lizzie and Lee
WaImsley and is being cordially
greeted and feted by her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phillips
reached home Tuesday night after
a beneficial two weeks visit to
Bradley, Ark, and few days
with friends in Shreveport en-
route home.
General and Mrs. j. A. Prud-
homme and daughters are in New
Orleans this week attending the
reunion of U. G. V. when the
unwilling of the Beauregarde
monument will be one of the i'm
posing features of the occasion.
Mr.. James B. Tucker left on
Friday for Shreveport and after
taking in the fair in fall, with fair
friends from different sections of
the State, returned on Tuesday
night.
Mr.. G. Tansey has been awar-
led the contract for the building
of the two dams across Cane River |
his bid of $19,775.0o being the
lowest with all the requirements |
made by the Police Jury. Mr..
Tansey will start the work in a |
very short time SO as to have it
finished within the stipulated time. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Katie |
and daughter Edna, reached home
Sunday night after spending the
past few weeks in New Orleans,
where Mr.. Katie was under treat
ment but who is now entirely re-
stored to good health to the salts |
faction of his family and many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF DeBlieux
took their daughter Miss Gratia,
attended by DR.. Bath to Shreve-
port Sunday morning where she
was operated on tha5 same day
for appendicitis. The friends of
the young patient as well as those
of her parents, are delighted to
know that she is convalescing now
very nicely after her severe attack. |
Mr.. |. West the professional
driller who is sinking test well
at Bermuda accompanied by Mr.. |
Chas. Keator was a visitor to town
on Wednesday and was a caller
at this office. Mr.. Vests ex-
nectations were fully real |
lied as he found 2 inches of oil
after drilling only 143.07 feet and
he intends to continue drilling il
that neighborhood as he is salts
fed that it is a rich field.
The friends of Miss Veva Chap
lin will be delighted 20 knew that
she is recuperating very comfort
ably after her recent illness and
that she has been granted leave of
absence until January so as to
be able to entirely regain her
strength. Mrs. w. Walters MAY
Hyams) is substituting as primary
teacher in the Campti High School
until after the holidays, when Miss
Chaplin will resume Der duties.
The handsome paylors of the
Cockerham home was transformed
into perfect rose garden Tuesday
afternoon when the daughter Of
the house, Mrs. Macoomb enter
tanned The Round Table Club.
The handsome first prize was
won by Mrs. McCooE, second by
Mrs. McClung and boloby by. Mrs.
Stephens.
A delicious course luncheon of
chicken and mushroom patties,
asparagus tips with mayonaise.
croquets, hot biscuits and tea,
followed by Charlotte Russo and
cakes was served to the members
and substitutes who were Mines.
j. G. DeBlieux, Daisiree and D.
w. Breazeale, Chafe H,cksand
Crabtree of Memphis.
There was run on the bank IN
Shorthand during the week end
that kept the head officials with