The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-02-07

and latter, of Domestic Science.
will leave today for New York,
where they will take special
course, at Columbia as they do
every few years.
! Mr.. J. F. Pharris now of Bun
kie was on visit to his old home
this week and found wonderful
improvements and changes that
have taken place within the past
seven years since his last visit here.
Mr.. Sidney Katie, who has been
| in New Orleans for the past few
weeds, under the care of special
list, returned Wednesday night very
much benefited. His mother, who
has been in faithful attendance,
returned with him.
Mr.. Isidore Semmelman of
West Point, Miss, spent several
DAYS last week with his brother,
Marshall, with whom he left for
New Orleans, on Sunday, where
they are enjoying this week, COM
bining business and pleasure.
Mr.. B. F. Dranguet left on
Sunday for Grand Coteau to enter
his son, Edwin in the we'll known
St. Charles Brothers College
Of which many old Natchitochians
are graduates.
Mrs. Phanor Breazeale returned
from New Orleans on Saturday
accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Katherine, who joined her
| in New Orleans for treatment for
a severe attack of la grippe, having
to give up her position at Dodson
where she has been teaching since
the fall.
Lucien, theryoungest son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Rogers, left last
Friday for New Orleans where he
enlisted in the machine gun corps.
He is now at Jackson Barracks,
and is well pleased.
Mines Anderson of Shreveport
| and L. Garland Of Mienden, mother
and sister of Mrs. |. j. Brook
came down Sunday night to form
the acquaintance of Master |. j.
Jr. and will spend some time here
! with her.
Mr.. Lawson Peters and Miss
Izetta Peters. who have beer
teaching the Mineral Spring:
school left Monday for their home
| in Natchitoches. Winfield Times
After spending the past month
! in New Orleans under the care o
specialists, Mrs. Sam Dlpaol'
reached home Sunday nigh. anc
her friends hope that her conva
lence will be speedy one.
The remains of Private job
Gilcrease, son of Mr.. and Mrs
! Stince Gilcrease, who died q
Camp Beauregarde of pneumoni
reached here Tuesday morning an
: were inferred in the family burls
plot near the home at Lime Kiln
during the day.
The third and probably the La
heatless Monday was observe
Il
again by the closing of all I'll
2 business places, but the brigt
sunshiney day kept people OF
and our streets did not preser
! the deserted appearance of the tw
preceding Mondays when tt
). sleet, snow and bleak cold mad
! every body glad of the opportul
lily to stay at home.
It is not necessary to call IL
attention of our readers to I'll
handsome display full page ad
Foster and Glassell of Shrevepo
as it speaks for itself.
This wholesale firm that has r
g Gently established a branch hou'
II here, is comfortably installed
the new brick building near Il
depot and full force of efiicie1
and courteous officials are careful.
attending to local wants viii
!, looking after the firms interes
Master Arthur Saepperd is
% collector for the Mutual Aid al
% the members are requested to
S ready for his call, as the dues a
d long overdue, and the needs a
q pressing. The delinquents a
( urged to be patient as long tin