The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-07-18
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Over

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Mr.. M. Lieber and little three
year old son, Lester, left last
Wednesday, July 10, for Chicago,
where little Lester will visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Fries, while
Mr.. NJ. Lieber goes to New York
to buy his fall goods.
Mrs. JIG. Hazard with her child
rem left Monday morning for Bat
on Rouge where her daughter, Miss
Mary, is taking a course at L.S.U.
and from there will go to Portland
Oregon to spend the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. j. H. Lougtheridge and
children of Florida are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Weaver after spend
ing the past few weeks at Hot Spr
lings. Mrs. r. e. Childs returned
with them.
Messrs. Harold, Kafiie, Irion,
Nelken, Hill Caspari, o. and j.
Gimbert, W. Payne, J. Scarbor-
ough, H. Winberg and G. Henry
were among our boys from Camp
BeaHregarde to visit home folks.
| Mines. Daisiree Breazeale and
A. E. Cloutier, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Breazeale, Misses Joyce,
Weaver and Louise Breazeale and
Master Raymond Breazeale have
been enjoying the past week camp
ing out on the Kisatchie.
After a visit of several weeks
to Shreveport, the venerable Mrs.
Bell took the trip home by auto
with her grand daughters, Mrs.
Kilgore and Miss Bell, who re-
NAMED as the guests of Mrs. H.
H. TurDin for couple of days.
Mr., and Mrs. Dudley Seay, of
Shreveport, and Mrs. H. Swan
and daughter, of Houston, en-
joyed tie past week in Natchi-
toches, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
d. w. Brtazealp, when they
motored down in their car.
Nine boys left for Tulane on
Friday and six more Monday to
take the course in wireless. On
the 10Th, Al colored selectmen
left, and by the end of July sew
eral other contingents of both
white and colored> will have gone
to one of the cantonments.
Messrs. Alex Green Hubert
Grenaux, Janin DunckIeman, Earl
Cook, j. T. Cotton and John Gun
ningham of Powatan left on Mon
day morning for New Orleans,
where they were sent by the gov
eminent to take course in wire
less telegraphy, preparatory to
getting into service.
Mrs. H. III. Turpin went to Alex
andria Tuesday night in response
to a call from Capt. w. HI. Harp
er to take his invalid wife (her sis
ter-in-law) to New Orleans to see
a specialist, as his military duties
would not permit his taxing her
himself just at this time.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Prudhom-
me and the families of U. Lam
bre, A. E., l. p, G. E., E. e.
Cloutier, l.. Prudhomme, Keator
Ssndlin, A. Miller, S. and l,
Friedman, Pratt, P. E. Prudhom-
rae, j. Cloutier were among the
many out OF town visitors on Sun
day.
Mr. Marshall Semmelman return
ed from a farewell visit to his mo-
Their in New York on Saturday
night and left the next day for the
University of Mississippi where
he was sent by Uncle Sam to take
course in Radio, preparatory to
entering active service.
The comfortable home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Carr, on Percy St.,
has been remodeled. some ad-
ditions made and the painting of
it transforming it into one of the
most attractive residences in town,
while the newly acquired Shep-
perd home (Che Nelson resi-
dence), is going thru practically
the same change.
Misses Judith and Miriam Car
YER entertained at a delightful
party on Thursday morning, in
honor of their charming guests,