The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-03-23
Neat waists CSC at Semmelman's.

DR.. E. w. Breazeage Of Campti
was called to the bedside of his
mother Mrs. Harriet Breazeale OF
Bermuda on Friday, who after a
severe illness is now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter McNeeley
and sons motored over from Col
fax Sunday, returning home the
next morning after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs, Henry Williams.
Mrs. A. Ewing has returned
from most enjoyable little visit
to her daughter Miss Regina, who
is a valuable member of the
Merryville High School faculty.
After g couple of weeks visit to
relatives Mrs. Cheney and daugh-
ter Alice left for their home in
New Jersey on Friday, leaving
very reluctantly our beautiful
spring weather for the snow and
sleet of their country.
Rev. w. Evans Burnett, repre-
senting the Hepzibah Home of
Shreveport a rescue home for
young girls spent couple of days
in Natchitoches, soliciting help.
for it's maintenance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Smith of
California were the guests of their
sister Mrs. Edgar Levy while
preparing to take possession of
their newly purchased home, the
Gatlin place, beyond the power
house.
Special values in Palm Beach
Suits at Semmelman's
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lieber are the |
proud parents of fine boy, who
was born On Saturday afternoon
and who the Enterprise hopes will
fulfill the greatest expectations of
the whole family.
Mrs. Briggs of Franklin, Tenn.
who has been the charming guest
of her daughter Mrs. r. w. Win
stead since the early part of |
December, left for her home last
week after most enjoyable but
all-too-short visit.
Mr.. Henry Williams went to
New Orleans last week with his
daughter Miss Henri D., to have
the specialist who operated upon
her eye, give final treatment be-
fore discharging her as entirely
we'll.
The Junior Missionary Society
will give a public program at the
Methodist church on Sunday eve
ming at 7:30 when Miss Imogene
Scarborough, who will sail for
Africa next month to engage in
the work, will give a talk on
Missions. EVERYBODY is invited to
attend.
DIR. Penn Grain and Mrs. P.
Rubenstein of Shreveport were
called to the bedside of Mrs. Lieber
on Saturday and brought down a
trained nurse and the Enterprise
is glad to announce that their
visit was @ most salutary one and
the patient is convaIescing very
nicely.
Never in the recollection of the
oldest planters do any of them
recall such a long continuous
drought at this season, as has pre-
vailed since the latter part of
January, February passed practi-
cally without even a shower and
March has almost gone TOO in the
same way and the need of rain is
getting very serious as the corn
crop has reached the stage when
replanting will be necessary unless
there is relief pretty soon.
A fire alarm system arranged
according to districts whereby the
call of the whistle will notify its
location, is being worked out most
ingeniously by Messrs. Barnes
and Almond. When ever the
alarm is sounded, every body |
phones Central who cannot an
swer half the demands be she ever
SO quick and obIiging, and when
this system now in the course of
preparation, is worked out in
detail, a copy of it will be given
to all the citizens Of Natchiioches
who will be able to locate district
;,st as soon &c The alarm in given.