The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-03-15

Il sun lClO Oll CuHudy iOE CIllCdS
where Mrs. Leiber will remain 70
a visit of some length to her par
ents after her husband return
: home.
( Novelty coat middles, $1.25 at SEM
MELMAN'S
: Mr.. w. Richardson of the Stat,
Department spent Friday in Nat
chitoches when he made an alb
dress before the Parent Teachers
Association for the purpose of in
terestlng them IN the organization
. Of Boys and Girls Canning Clubs.
Our Spring and Summer line of Dree
Goods is moving FAST. Come early and
make your selection. S.. & H. KAT
FIE, DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Friedman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kranson of
Bayou Natchez. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Miller of Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Cloutier and their famil-
les were among the Sunday visi-
tors.
Cheney silk neckwear at SEMMEL-
MANS.
After attending the State Con-
ventior of the Woman's Mission
airy Association at Crowley, the
early part of last week, Mrs. w.
T. Cunningham visited Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 9. Holt, at Jennings be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. Mosquito is here. We are pre-
pared to keep him out All sizes of
Screen Wire on hand all the time.
Phone rs. S. & H. KAFFIE, DEPART
MENT STORE.
Miss Alicia Dixon who has been
granted a three months leave of
absence from her duties as Domes-
tic Art teacher at the Normal, left |
on Thursday for New Orleans
from where she will go to West
lake for complete rest during
her vacation.
Silk dresses $40 and up at SEMMEL-
MANS
Chief White Eagle and Chief
Red Fox of Rosebud, South Da-
kota, were interesting visitors to
Natchitoches, Monday when these
two big indian chiefs gave talks
at the Normal and at the Olympic
about their tribes and nation and
a world of information
concerning their customs, laws,
habits and characters.
We carry the most complete line of
Rugs, Art Squares and Furniture in
own. See our line. S. & H. KAFFIE,
STORE.
There was change in the wea-
her Yesterday morning, the Their
n ,meter dropping quite bit after G
everal days of great su,triness q
laring which April showers would G
Iool off the atmosphere from time ,
o time. t
The laying of concrete walks all /,
round the pretty and we'll kept :
rounds and changing the wooden :
tops to concrete at the principal :
rtrance on the South side, are
larked Improvements on convent
ill, where st. Mary's Academy :"
nder the fine MANAGEMENT OF
lister Lucy, is in a fourishing con- q,
ition. A
There has been a change made /"
business circles this week, Mr.. ie
crlven Sweat having bought out el
Ir. q. FL. Persons interest in a
he Pierson Grocery Co., which Q
i'll continue to be run with MIR. IN
H. Seabaugh as senior partner
I'D the new firm is planning to s,
ut in number of improvements a.
once. 8,
We call the attention of our &c
,aders to the ad of a new firm, =
pplebaum Bros, that appears in 10
lis issue which announces the "
,ening of their establishment at :
! early date. Watch their space; de
will be to che advantage of shop ed
RS, as this firm promises to be ca
wide-awake addition to CONNER :
al circles in Natchitoches aud -
III keep things lively. %
TX
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