The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-11-23

with the notice calling attention
to it a couple of weeks ago and
all ask that it be kept up until
some action is taken by the au-
thorlties.
Christmas novelties in handkerchiefs
towel sets etc, at S. & H. KAFFlE' 5
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Kelley have
moved into the new cottage just
built by Chas. Greene on Cypress
St, DR.. Reeds family is occupy
ing the Ortmeyer home recently
purchased by the doctor, and Mr..
Henry Turpin's family will move
IN the Chaplin house which has
been thoroughly renovated and
modornized. AS soon as the Tur-
pins home is vacated, Mr.. Tom
Pierson and family will move in
to it.
For all the latest material in dress
goods, see S. & H. KAFF1E'S DEPART
MENT STORE,
A matter that will be Of great
interest turnout ,he State because
of the prominence of both famil-
les is the announcement OF the en-
gagement Of Miss Lucille Roy to
Mr.. James Gallery Of Lafayette
the marriage to be solemnized on
December 9th. The bride-elect
is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. L. Roy, charming and
accomplished young lady while
the prospective groom is promi-
nent railroad man of South Louis
lana and in every worthy of the
fair BRIDE he has won.
Those who autoed on the model
road last Sunday afternoon. saw
very unusual and amusing sight.
Coming in the opposite direction,
was a wagon, drawn by mules.
Fort unately these animals were
gentle, otherwise there's no tell
ing what might have happened,
rs the driver, or rather. the man
IN the wagon, was utterly obli-
vious to every signal or sound,
and with the reins in the wagon,
was playing on a violin as if his
very life depended upon it.
he was playing Dixie,
Yankee DOODLE, or 'the drink
NJ song" from Faust, could not
De heard as the cars drove swiftly
oy.
Miss Kathleen Levy celebrated
Ter 18th birthday on Friday after
room by inviting a large number
IT little friends to a party when
everybody had a good time. The
)inni1g of the head on a big old
turkey while bIindfoIded resulted
n Marcia POLICEMAN winning girls
irst prize, Antoineite Smith the
econd, Donald Aaron and Calvin
Cooley the boys prizes while Marie
Josephine Scott and Carson Reed
rot the consolation. Misses Nita
Iaspari, Joyce Weaver, Sudie
Merritt and Mrs. Smith assisted
Mrs. Levy IN serving ice cream
md cakes to the happy little band,
who had jolly time, also in max
ng wishes when they blew ont
he candles on the big birthday
AXE and later romped on the lawn
Until late hour.
News of the death of Mrs.
Georgia benson Robertson in
Baton Rouge on Wednesday Nov.
9th was learned with regret by
he friends of the family in Nat
:hitoches where she made her |
rome for several years with her
laughter and husband Mr.. and |
Mrs. H. W. Stopher, while Mr.. |
5topher was a member of the Nor |
nal faculty. The deceased who |
vas born and reared IN Baton
Rouge member of an old and |
IGNORED family was of a quiet, |
'eserved nature, generous and !
and her death will leave |
void not only in the family cir
lie but among many friends Two
lau ghters, Mrs Stopher Of Baton
Rouge, Mrs. Smith of Georgia !
lad one son IN Oklahoma, besides |
)ther relatives survive.
The quarterly commencement of |
he State Normal School for the