Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-28

| LIT. T.. Z. La1IefTy IS able TO be
out again after few days illness.
Attorney B. D. Talley was pre-
vented from attending court Tuesday
on account of illness. His ailment
was of brief duration and he was
back at his office Wednesday morn
ing.
| Prescription work a speciality at
the Jones Drug Store.
| Misses Evelyn and Halle DeIoney,
| Miss Dewetta Burkitt and Miss Minna
Wolff constitute the party of shop
pers planning to spend Friday in New
Orleans.
Miss Martha Fourny of Franklin,
La, cached Bogalusa Wednesday
afternoon to be the guest for the
week with the Kent sisters on Ave-
nue. B.
Miss Susie Newton, who has been
conducting music class in Bogalusa
for the past two months, left Tues
day for her home in Mississippi.
Miss Stella Poursine, one of the
popular nurses at the Bogalusa Hos
pital, is away on her vacation, to be
gone for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williams of 314
Avenue S are the proud parents of
a baby girl, born on Sunday. The
mother and child are both reported
in fine condition.
Huntley Caraway, the active clerk
in the store of his father, ]. w. Cara
way and Company, is spending his
vacation in Purvis, Miss. He has
plans looking to college for this win
ter.
The young people CO the Methodist
Church will organize an Epworth
League the first Sunday in Septem-
Der. The league was at one time an
active organization in Bogalusa, but
was suspended during the war.
Miss Dewetta Burkitt, gym direc-
tor of the Y. w. C. A., gave a final
demonstration with her swimming
class at the Tuesday night stunt
performance. More than 125 per-
sons were present and witnessed
some of the most fancy swimming,
that has been shown in Bogalusa.
Mrs. Clyde S. Moss and daughter, |
Dorothy Anne, and son, William, are
expected to arrive home Saturday
evening from an extended visit with /
relatives in Indiana.
]. A. Spekenhier returned Satur-
lay evening from Richmond, Ind,
where he went to attend the funeral
# his father-in-law. Mrs. Spoken
lier will remain at Richmond with
elatives for several days.
Judge P. B. Carter came over from
'ranklinton Friday to visit his
laughter, Mrs. I. j. Magee, who has
cen seriously i'll, but who is now
eported convalescing, much to the
eight of her large circle of friends.
Lieutenant A. F. Deloney is now
t Camp Pike, near Little Rock, Ark,
nd will return to Bogalusa Satur-
ay. He has been waiting at Camp
ike for his discharge papers.
Lieut.. Albert Deloney, a Bogalusa
oy who has been in France for sew
raj months, arrived in the United
tates this week and is expected
ONE within few days.
Misses Ethel Oyerstreet and Ruth
entry, two of Bogalusa's most pop
lar young ladies', will leave about
eptember 18th for Jackson, Miss.
here they will attend Bellhaven
ollege.
City Clerk X. /. Bean is at his desk
gain after being confined to his
cine since Friday with fever. Mrs.
can has also been sick for the past
wv days.
Mrs. Joe Cassidy of De Ridder,
a., was visitor to Bogalusa Mon
ay. Mr.. Cassidy is now with the
Lumber Company and
well pleased with his new location.
D. T. Cushing will return Satur-
~ from a months vacation, which
spent in the Vermont mountains.
rs. Gushing will likely remain at
rookhaven, Miss, for a few DAYS
sit with relatives before returning
,me.
Misses Bessie Goss and Hazel Big
nd of Amite have returned home
ter delightful visit with Mrs. ].
Hart of Richardsontown,
Miss Cordelia Kent accompanied
n niece, Miss Sallie Kent Phillips.
her home at Lakeland, near Baton
Ouge, La. Miss Phillips has been
guest in the Kent home on Avenue
most of the summer.
Mr.. Bedwell, one of the Bogalusa
ores Company's popular statesmen,
IS. the sympathy of his friends in
e loss of his mother, who died re- :
ntly in Mississippi He returned
me Sunday from the funeral. :
J. C. Conerley of $50 Avenue c. q
un-reconstructed Mississippian' 81
ent Tuesday at his former home in =
ylertown, where he went for no y
her reason than that he had a vote 81
ming to him and had an opinion as =
who he wanted to be the next gov y
nor of Mississippi. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Blackwell, ac- s
mpanied by their children, Joseph =
d Mary, and Will Hudson, notored =
Vlcksburg last week where thew =
ant the weekend with relatives.
ey report fine roads from Brook y
ven to Vicksburg and state that 81
fourteen miles this side of Vicks- =
rg the country roads are macad- Y
Iized.
Rev. Robert S. Woodson. who has
oplled the pulpit of the Presbyter-
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