The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-11-21

Miss Beulah Rosenthal has re-
turned to Alexandria after a few
days visit to Miss May Katie.
Lots of things are high, but Lots
are not. See Hedges. -Jefferson
Highway Realty Company.
Messrs. F. Gallaspy. F. Maybin,
S. Trichel and T. Sampayrac were
among the Campti visitors during
the week.
All the food-gates seemed to
have opened up Thursday and
Friday nights and kept open
house until late.
Charlie Greene, Jr., will sell
you a nice up-to-date home, with
all modern conveniences, in de-
SRA BILE neighborhood. If
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong of
Sodus, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kelly for several days
the past week.
Own a lot ! Have something to
build on See Hedges.
Highway Realty Co,
Miss July Breazeale left for
New Orleans Monday, to resume
her duties as one of the music
teachers at Newcomb.
For RENT--A residence with all
the modern conveniences, in deSir-
able locality. Apply to
r. }. PHILLIPS.
Messrs. j. +. Scopini, j. e.
Copellar, A. r. Fouts and r. and
j. Clark were among the Grapes
Bluff visitors during the week. sl
Of course she'd share your lot
If you had one. See Hedges
Jefferson Highway Realty Go.
Misses Bette Porter, Lizzie
Dunckleman, Lucille DeBlieux
aud r. E. Chaplin left Sunday
evening for their schools. About
the last of our teachers, because
of the proximity of their schools.
The T. & P. timetable was
scheduled to 90 into effect Sun
day, but owing to the belated
hours at which the branch has been
arriving and the r. R. hours work
ing law, it has not yet gone.
Misses Alice Douglass, Fannie
Williamson and Mrs. NJ. z. Thorn
as motored to Natchitoches Thurs
day, to visit Miss j uanita Guardis,
who returned with them to begin
her school work Monday. -Shreve-
portTimes. !
Relatives who have not received
labels from boys lover there"
which may have become lost in
the mails or delayed thru some
cause, may make application to
the Red Cross for permission to
send Christmas packages, but only
one can be sent to each boy.
Major Oldmeyer and orderly,
Sergeant Wemple, spent Sunday
in Natchitoches. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Breda. The
Major is the representative of the
Red Cross, in charge at Beaure-
garde, and was so interested in our
Chapter, of which be heard great
deal. He is a Colorado man, and
was charmed with Natchitoches and
her people.
The restriction on bodybuilding
having been removed, it is hoped
that work in this parish will start
at once, as our roads are in pitt
full condition and in immediate need
of attention. Gravel has been pro-
cured to repair our paved streets
and the repairing should be rushed
as soon as labor can be procured,
as the ruts and holes, regular bills
and valleys, are a genuine trav-
esty upon paved streets.
Under the chaperonage of Misses
A. Gaulden and Edna Levy, q
number of the little Victory: girls
went down to the Keller place in
couple of cars early Thursday
morning and picked cotton as one
of the means of raising money to
fulfill their pledge. AS this
was their first attempt along the
lines that Ruth, of biblical fame,
also CLEANED, their ex~heq uer did
not mount up as fast as was hoped,
nevertheless a neat amount helred
swell it, and the spirit was willing