The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-01-20

Friday afternoon and celebrated
it by having seven Of his little
friends enjoy an old fashion
chiIdren's party, a big feature OF
which was a dandy big birthday
cake on which the seven candles
burned until the time came for
| blowing them out, and which
furnished lots of fun for the little
host and his guests.
Ballots have been prepared fer
the taxing of a straw vote on the
Equal Suffrage question at the
primary to be held Tuesday 25th,
when tickets will be sent to each
precinct for the purpose.
The Campaign Committee had
hoped to be able to visit different
neighborhoods before the 25th SO
as to arouse interest and have a
good vote returned but on account
of the weather and other reasons,
it has been impossible but the
Club hopes that the thinking
electorate will have the courage
of their convictions and by the
straw vote, show how the wind
blows.
Children's shoes at sale prices at
SemInelman's.
The opening for business of the
Natchitoches Grain and Elevator
Go. as Will be seen by its ad else
where in this issue, fills a long
felt want in this community and
we are sure that ere long it will
rank as one of our most success
full enterprise. The enthusiastic |
Young manager, Mr.. Greyllle
Ewing who while serving his
noviate in the business world, is
one of our finest young men, in
dustrious, energetic ambitious and
thoroughly reliable, and as the
president of the 20.
MIR. Henry Cook ranks as one of
our most successful business men
under the guidance the two, the
Natchitochos Grain and Elevator
Go. is bound to succeed.
Splendid values mems pants at
Semmelman's.
There will be a public meeting
If the Equal Suffrage Club at
he Court House on Monday
right January oath at 8 o'clock
when short addresses will be made L
" some of the most prominent
nen and women of Natehitoches.
The cause is rapidly spreading as ]
is understood and appreciated by
linking people and the most con- =
erYative ladies and gentlemen of
ltra-conservative-o d. Natchito-
hes are advocating its interests. .
Music by the Normal band. a
ong full of local hits by some of !
ur most attractive girls and G nod
ithy short addresses will be
lade and the public in general
nd every body in particular is
invited to be at the Court house !"
donday night at s o'clock.
The auditorium of St Mary's a
academy was turned on Thursda. b
light into a delightful reception C
all where the Children of Mar t
ntertaiped at progressive t
uchre for the benefit of thei' P
ociety, for which an admission s
ee of 25c. was charged. Fifty g
wo ladies and gentlemen partici /
ated in the game at which Mrs.
/. E. Bath and MIR. j. A. 5
'rudhomme won the first prizes, b
Irs. IL. Voters and Mr.. D. w. +
'reazeale, the second; Miss
,aisiree CIoutier and Mr.. Theo
lille Breda, third and Mrs. j a
voiers and Mr.. A. E. Bath the b
oobies. o
Delicious hot chocolate and all D
inds of cake were served at the =,
oncluslon of the game, thai ,
cited the Society the neat little
am of $1,000. 2
The Service Garage, the ad OF j
.hich appears elsewhere, is one OF
lie new enterprises that was
5arted the beginning of the year
! two very enterprising young
len. Messrs. Wood Breazeale
I'd Fair Hyams. Both of these
oung men are natural born