The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-01-27

Both mother and child are doing
well.
Our Money Raising Sale
starts Saturday, Jan. 2eth.
The Bargain Store.
Miss Julia Chopin ard brother
Lamy of Derry spent Tuesday in
town with their sister Mrs. A. w.
Watson. Miss Chopin who has
been at home since the holidays
will leave the last of the week for
/ New Orleans to resume her studies
ut the Sacred Heart Convent
DR.. Stephen Wise Of Chicago
who ranks as one of the most
brilliant pulpit orators and great
est students of mankind of the
day. will be the wonderful attrac
ton offered by the Lyceum Course
on tomorrow evening. Friday,
Jan. 28th, in the Normal Audi
torium at s o'clock. No one can
afford to miss hearing this great
man.
Little Master Hertzog DeBlieux
and Miss Marguerite Lecomte who
both claim the same natal day,
reached their third milestone on
Monday SO Master Hertzog had
his celebration on that day and
Marguerite postponed hers until
Tuesday when number of their
little friend attended both parties
and not only had lovely time
but gave unlimited delight to the
grown people who were privileged
to watch their fun. ;i
What is believed to be most
valuable find occurred Sunday
when a couple of Normal boys
accidently dug up the skeletons of
two we'll preserved indians practi-
cally intact, near the same point on
Cane River a couple of miles be
low town, where similar inds have
been made.
An armnlet or bracelet on the |
arm of one and a finger ring on
the hand of the other, a quantity |
of beautiful beads were all in a
good state of preservation and add
to the value of the find.
The remains of Miss Ileota
Perot who died on Sunday after
long illness were inferred in the
Catholic cemetary on Monday
afternoon in the presence of a
of relatives and friends.
This young girl is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Man Perot was in
her eighteenth year and had been
more or less of an invalid for a
song time and willie death claim
ing her in the heyday of her youth
IS inexpressibly sad, the rest from
suffering gave blessed relief. May
she rest in peace.
A very interesting program
drew number of town people to
The Normal. Monday at Assembly
period, when under the auspices of
he Study Club some very bright
talks were made by number OF
she students on Equal Suffrage
after which regular election was
held, conducted by commissioners
and clerks who carried it out ex-
actly as the primary was held at
the different polling places on
Tuesday.
The election was spirited and
exciting and resulted in the fol
owing vote: For Equal Suffrage
$50. Against Equal Suffrage 236:
she majority 10 favor of, being Ia.
January has brought a number
If happy birthdays to several .
little girls who all celebrated them
most charmingly with parties that
we're enjoyed by several of their
little friends, in many instances
picture show parties were given
but in each and every one birth
DAY cakes with the eight, alne or
len candles according to the tender
years, have been the greatest
feature.
Among the last who have
the first month. of the
year for their natal celebration
we're little Violet johnson. Francis
McClung, Dorothy Keyser and
Coralie Hill who gave lovely !
parties.
Mrs. Roy Schuman planned and J,
gave her husband most delight
full surprise on Tuesday night Of
last week, the occasion of his !