The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1917-12-13
.5.i.,,ii IL. IN Mondy night.

Alter a week at home", Whe
he paid his poll tax SO as to estat
fish legally his local citizenship
n the city of his adoption. DR.. Friee
k man, left on Monday to make hi
Y periodical professional tour c
!. north Louisiana.
Fish of all kinds and the plumpes
oysters can be ordered every Friday b,
phoning 293, S. A. Dipaolo. Will
tomatoes, lettuce, celery, or anythm
j in that line can be ordered any time an
u will be delivered promptly.
TsM. Arthur O'Quin of Carlsba'
iNew-tAtex icu,- brought back hi
t lsister-in=law, Mrs. Payne. who ha
J, been With him and wife fer tht
Toast. few months, on SATURDAY. and
I after:<a coaptgef days: IN hisold
home ft.for New Mpxicozoni
Sunday NIGHT. . : +: -
p Nj. Henry Bfeazeale, who i.
attending Ihe New Orleans Aead-
temy, enjoyed his favorite sport, in
which he is unusually expert for
a lad of his years and always bags
MS full quota, upon the occasi o Il
tot his visit home last week.
F. If yota want any mechanical
work done, or your bicycle needs
repairing, or you want any lix-
lures for it phone at once to 293
where Jimmie Dipaola the expert
bicycle repairer and mechanic has
just moved into his new shop next
to the 5. Dipaola's store and he
will call at once for your work and
deliver it promptly.
Dr.. Clyde Lynch, the successful
nose, ear and throat specialist OF
New Orleans was called to lhe
bedside of Miss Veva Chaplin, who
Aas been under his: treatment, on
Monday night, and took her back
to the city on Tuesday morning
accompanied by her mother and
brother, Mr.. r. E. Chaplin who
vas called from Breaux Bridge by
the serious illness of his sister.
The Book Club enjoyed their
monthly reunion at the pretty
uome of Mrs. j. w. Baleman on
Normal Avenue, Saturday after
noon, when busy fingers put in
some good work sewing for some
little children.
Denclous sandwiches and tea
we're served during the evening to
me members and guests, Mines
Jooly, Brown. Terry and j. Terry
oT Evergreen
Captain Gerald Porter, who has
Jeen stationed at Leon Springs.
spent a couple of days with his |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Por-
Ter last week and left Tor New
loeria to visit his brother and SIS
5ers before returning to the same |
camp to continue his duty as III
structor.
Mrs. l. j. Brook entertained |
rhe Cinderellas very charmingly |
on Wednesday afternoon In the
pretty new home On Cypress Ave-
uue in which she is nov comfort
ABLY domiciled. After an hour or
Gwo of knitting and enjoying social
intercourse delicious luncheon OF
chicken salad, sandwiches, tea ano
pralines was dais,tily served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Carmen
Breazeale. aad Mrs. Charlesl
Green, Jr.
The coolest weather that the
records prove mas visited this Sec
clon of the country at this season
ia over forty years, registered Sat-
friday morning when the tempera.
sure after capriciously flirting from
lay light until about ten O'Clock
With the four seasons settled down.
20 a hard freeze wit hplenty of ice
~ night it sank again and con.
,inued on its downward course al.
lay Sunday then lower still on
Monday until dusk when light
ain began that froze as 1t fell 50
iaat every thing was lceoonuu
With the ground apparently cover
d with sleet, on Tuesday that
wen the heavy rains that fell OF
nd on all day hardly melted.
The thermometer registered be-
ween Is and 90 and it was just d G
title too cold to be comfortable for j
he season, and at this writing, Il
' ednesday evening, we are still q