The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1918-01-24
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A small second hand wagon.
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SPOhSAh~ Wiz Pe@SS N~'
weeks in Natchitoches as the guests
of MIR. md 7Mrs. Phanor Breazeale.
Misses hizzie and Lee Walmsley
left foE New Orleans on Thursday
for a short stay in that city from
where they will 60 to Memphis to
visit relatives before returning to
the home of their adoption in San
Antonio.e
Mrs. Phanor Breazeale went to
New Orleans last Thursday. to en-
joy the Symphony Orchestra an
nual concert in which her talented
daughter, MISS July plays as one
of the first violinists, and Mantell,
the great actor in his Shakesperlan
roles, who has been PLAYING at
Tulane for the past two weeks.
Get that spring silk dress now,
at reduced prices.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. V. l.. Roy expects to leave
today or tomorrow for Lafayette
with her daughter, Mrs. Gallery,
who expects to meet her husband
who will come over from Camp
Travis to join her and their little
daughter there for the week end.
Mrs. Arthur O'Quin of Carls-
bad, New Mexico, arrived Tuesday
night, called here by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. Will Payne. This
is Mrs. O'Quin's first visit to her
old home in a great many years,
and altho on sad mission, her
friends are delighted to welcome
her.
SIS Fancy heavy overcoats, $40
at -SEMMELMAN'S
The appearance of the sun on
Tuesday. that helped turn the
sleet and snow into good fertilizer
on wisely plowed gardens and
fields. but slusn and mud on the
roads and stroots, was welcomed
and since then it has shone by day
and the moon by night, making a
decided improvement in weather
conditions.
Owing to the sleet and very dis.
agreeable weather, the regular
meeting of Lesche was postponed
till the following Monday night.
The card of John Wesley
Knowles, contractor, builder and
brick mason appears in this issue.
He is a competent workman and
solicits the patronage of the public
guaranteeing satisfaction, so if in
need of good and reliable man
be sure to give him a trial.
Young mems $3.50 blue serge
suits, belted models, 1915 at
-SEMMELMAN'S
The first heatless day, was OBJ
served by the closing of all the
stores and business places here on
Monday at noon. which would
have been a very sensible thing to
have done any way regardless of
the government edlct, because of
the very disagreeable weather,
that kept every body at home,
with practically little or no bust
ness going on. !. The picture shows
and other amusement places were
closed Tuesday, and the streets
were deserted at an early hour.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses of 666.
Jan. 10th. 3m.
A very pleasant and profitable
evening was spent by the Cinder-
elias when Miss Jessie Green en-
tertained them Wednesday after
noon and busy fingers deity piled
needles on the abdominal bandages
the monthly allotment for home
work. After couple hours work
a delicious chicken salad and let
tuce course with olives, saltines
and tea was followed by home
made candies and stuffed dates.
Mrs Joe Caspari enjoyed the eye-
ming with the club.
We keep every thing that it
takes to farm with at
IS. & H. KAFFIE'S.
The Merry Thirteen were enter
tanned very delightfully."- on Thurs
dau afternoon hv Mrs. Albert