The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-02-11

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Edgar Levy and Miss Mira AXE
enjoyed the evening with the
{ Club.
Mrs. Hudson was hostess of the
Needle Craft Club of East Natchi-
toches on Tuesday afternoon when
the time was spent as protitably
as pleasantly in the plying of busy
needles, before the dainty refresh
ments we're served.
The street fair advertised to
open up Monday for a weeks
frolic, failed to reach here until
Tuesday night and at this writing
Wednesday noon, the paraphanlia
is being hauled to the site, the old
Simon lot on Washington Street
where it will hold forth.
After Many Years
J. L. Southers, Eau Claire, Wis,
writes: years ago | wrote YOU in
regard to great results obtained from
Foley Kidney Pills. After all these
years | have never had a return of
those terrible backaches or sleepless
nights; am permanently cured" Men
and women, young and old, find this
reliable remedy relieves rheumatism,
babkache, stiff joints and ills caused by
weak or diseased kidneys or bladder. !
For sale by all druggists.
The recent visit Of an eminent
scientist, who investigated the oil
and gas indications in this imme-
diate vicinity, is due to the inter
ested efforts of Congressman AS
we'll.
The Hon. 0. B. Hopkins u. S.
geologist spent Thursday and Fri
day in making an official survey
and investigation, and expects to
return at an early date with sew
eral other biologists who are at
present in the Caddo and Mar
horton fields working under the
direction of Mr.. Matson who is at
the head of the party.
Pink carnations and ferns we're
used most effectively for decora
tons in the handsome parIors on
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Ed !
ward Phillip entertained the Round !
Table Club, and after the usual
Of games the pretty FIRST /
prize was awarded Mrs. Bath, the
second Mrs. G. /. Breazeale and
the BOBBY Mrs. Sam Aaron. A
delicious hot luncheon of chichen1
a la king in ramkins, french peas
in toast baskets, waters and tea
followed by a dainty confection '
md cakes was served by the hos :
,ess assisted by Misses Nelken and =
Carmen Breazeale. "
The guests who enjoyed the
with the Club were Mines. ),
Trainor, Carr, Nelson. Sam Aaron "
md John Keyser. :
1t was suggested the other day *
" citizen whose civic pride has g
,een testified to in innumerable
that it was loves labor tt
ost, to say nothing of the finances it
nd time as well, to plant trees fl
nd otherwise try for a city beau tc
iful until the up-to-date-p paved Of
treets-electric lighted-commission-
orm-of-government-city of Nat
hitoches has a stock law. 81
While we thoroughly agree with y /"
i'm, we agree also with another T,
itizen who suggests that in this
age that the stock will
ducated themselves up to the
oint of believing in the benefits 10
f an ordinance preventing their I'll
INNING at large just about as CT
DON as we are likely to get such
n ordinance passed and enforced.
Preparations for the fancy dress "a ~
nd masquerade ball that will be to
iven on Friday tomorrow in
5ead of Mardi Gras night, go on ah
pace and the committee in charge SIT
leaving nothing undone to =
lake it the most brilliant and sue 81
essful ball ever enjoyed by this
eneration. st
So as TO prevent any advantage tn
eing taken because of its being nc
masked ball. ard in a public hall f. +,
ommittees will be in both the la pa
les ard gentlemen's dressing tn
ooms to prevent any undesirable ed
ltrusions and every other neces- ~. .u
ary precaution will be taken by =
he chaperons.
One of the finest bands in the
tate will be imported for the &C.