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Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Dismukes
threw open their pretty home in
East Natchitoches on Friday even4
ing to the young people, when
they enjoyed dancing to the music
of Victrola until 4 late hour.
Delicious homemade candies and
CONNECTIONS were served thruout
the evening, dainty cut glass dishes
being constantly replenished with
the toothsome dainties. The young
set were indebted to their gracious
hosts for q most enjoyable evening
and one of the first of its kind in
many q long day.
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Court House News

The tax collector Is now ready
and willing and anxious to collect
taxes for 1919. and everybody il
invit I'd to 20 to bis Office, in the
Court House, and attend to same.
The bell summoned the faithful
to the Temple of Justice Monday
morning. when the case of Clar-
Ance Little Of Natchez, for violat-
ing the game law, Was the first
taken up. and he was found gull
ty and fined 325 90 and costs.
9. j. Glover VS.. Charlie John
sons discussion over land values,
gave them reserved seats on Tues
day.
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II Complete Agreement

! It there IS oLe thing the Natchi-
toches people agree unanimously
about, it IS on the subject of streets,
and If there VAS ever . time that
their ideals med to matsrializs
into practical, tangible ideas, it y
now. The petition presented the
City Commissioners last week was
very favorably received. and
prompt action will b taken BY
them. Plans for tho best and
quickest action are now being con-
sidered, and just - soon q d.
cided upon, will be announced.
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Mr.. j. E. Bell, the efficient and

MT. j. T.. b6II, Cn0 emCIeut dnu
courteous manager of the local
branch of w. F. Taylor's Whole
sale Grocery Company, reached
here Sunday with his bride, from
jefferson. Texas. where they were
married on January 10th. Mrs.
Bell, too. has many friends in
Natchitoches, where she visited
often IN the discharge Of her duty
as the capable district supervisor
of home demonstration. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell have gone to housekeep-
ing in one of the pretty Greene
cottages. in Cypress Lane.
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Critically III

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Self got the
first intimation that their son
Campbell had returned to Amer
lea on his ship the u. S. Tenant,
one of tho fercest torpedo destroy
ers in the navy and was in the hon
ored convoy that escorted Presi-
dent Wilson across seas, when a
message came Saturday announc-
that he was critically i'll with ppeu
monia in the base hospital at Hamp
ton Roads, We.
This young lad who is still in
his teens is the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Self and volunteered
early last year for the navy and
had made several trips across Of
which b wrote most delightedly.
Message q Saturday and Sunday
M | : = 1lo1fisJ rive littld
encoassgsu.snt Of his recovery and
the long distance between him and
his loved ones with the poor rail-
road service making it almost i'm
possible to reach him in time, add
ed sorrow to the family's crown of
SORROWS. /.
Later,-Since the above was
put In type, news of his death was
received. and at this writing no.
thing concerning the disposition
of tho body can be learned.
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! -. - ~ ~ A. IS 8 $3.50
IF. &C. Carroll, Spent several
days in New Orleans recently with
Baptist leaders Of the Stan, in I
conference, preparatory b the
State wide campaign in February
among louisiana Bsptists, % raise
$000. 900 for che LouisianG baptist
Bible institute, located ! s. tho
former Sophie Nevcomb College
property, in New Orleans. A con-
ference Of workers has besn called
for Natchitoches parish, 70 meat
Friday, February I, 4 the Match
|itoches First Baptist Chursh. The
ladies Of the cAsrch will serve
luncheon.
Lots Of things ~ high, bat Lots
are not. Sea He eo1s 1srson
Highway Really CSmDany.
The death of Nrs Mario Jose
phine iillians 4 ~ home b New
Orleans tecentlY " Ms learned With
regret BY her friends here. Whils
Mrs Williams neYer madA her
home ID NGtchitoel - lone
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i Mr.. G. W. Prothro of Campti
i was a business visitor Monday.
DR.. r. l. Friedman arrived
from Alexandria Sunday night
and will be in and around home fol
the next two weeks.
This is the time for pruning ane
and spraying fruit trees. Apply
to j. j. Nixon for help during
Orchard Week, February 3d-8th.
Mr.. Marco Barlow dotted bis
khaki immediately upon his return
from Camp Hancock, Monday, to
resume his duties As the efficient
and curteous head clerk in the
Post Office. to the delight of the
general public.
Lieut.. Bert Kountz, who was
in tho Aviation Corps, and station
ed at March Field. in California,
having been honorably discharged,
is at home on . visit. The Lieu
tenant was SO delighted with the
West that he will go back and To-
cate in Los Angeles.
That the grandsons of their sires,
General J. Alphonse Prudhomme
and Mathew Hertzog are proving
themselves true soldiers will be
shown by the interesting letters of
Phonsie Prudhomme to bis mother,
Mrs Phanor Prudhomme, and
Mathew Chopin to his, Mrs. Fam
ME Guillot.
The rains of the past few weeks
were worth their weight IN gold
to the farmers, storing up muchly
needed moisture for the cultiva-
ton of the coming crops. And
those farmers who had done even
some if not oil of their blowing,
will be doubIy rewarded by the
good portion of snow and sleet
that penetrated the earth to .
beautiful depth thereby.
A telegram from Vicksburg says
that Sister Marie Josephine died
in 4 convent in that city on Janu.
ary 22nd. She. was so years of
age, and had been in the convent
since 1871. She was born of
French parenta9e, in Natchitoches,
and in the world was known q
Olivia Trechel. In yellow fever
epidemics of the past she rendered
heroic services and helped in nurs-
ing in recent i1u cases.
Rev. Dana Terry. having been
given special leave Of absence from
bis church duties for the purpose,
lett Last Neek ~ New Orlsals -
= 1lIe q T. e. ! & Il =
Home Sesyics work bsiDs glvsa
I'll the Red Cross Chapters Of the
Gulf Division. Mr.. Terry, 81
chairman Of the local Home Serv-
ice, with the assistance of m IN
usually strong committee, has ron
dered splendid service. and tho ths
war is over, much hard work 10
ahead of this department Of ono of
the greatest and noblest orga1iza-
lions in the world, The Ned Cross.
Mrs. Terry accompanied her hus-
band.
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The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80. 1919

DE VoE's FoRECAsT-Janaury
3lst, cold wave. February LIST to
End. cold and blustery 3rd, mod
Grating. On the 18th, storm will
form owe: the Lower Mississippi,
and move northeastward /: 9TH to
9th, rain or snow.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-01-30

Bluff, spent Tuesday in town.
Mr.. j. S. Dixon of Powhatal
was business visitor Tuesday.
Medium weight Boys Suits, suit
able for early spring wear; prices
SO that mothers should be inter
estcd. at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Henry BEDSIDE of DeRiddel
was the guest of Mrs. Thos. Bed
sole this week for a few days.
Mrs. S. Dipaola was taken bacl
to Shreveport on Sunday, for con
tinued treatment under . specialist
Mr.. George Gillespie, who trav'
els out of Shreveport, was on one
of his periodical visits to Natchi'
toches last week.
OF course she'd share your lot
If you had one. See Hedges
Jefferson Highway Realty Co.
Mr.. Henry Breszeale returned to
New Orleans Sunday night to re.
sumo his studies, the New Orleans
Academy having opened again,
the fiue situation having improved.
Miss Bette Porter came down
from Shreveport where she teaches
to spend the week end with her pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. T. r. Porter.
Our Ladies' Shoes, in black,
brown and gray, are going ct
prices that appeal to the bargain
hunter.
SEMMELMANS
Mrs. o. F. Himel has returned
from Alexandria, where she was
called to assist in nursing tho fam
lily of her sister, Mrs. Baysrd, thru
tie flu, when she succumbed her,
self to a second attack.
Master J. D. Salter. Jr., of Cy-
pless, the manly little son Of the
president of our parish solons, was
q visitor to town Saturday, when
he was an interested caller ct this
office to see the German helmets.
Startling reductions On Ladies'
Goats and Suits good invest
ment for the coming season.
-SEMMEIIMAN'S
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Breazeale
Of Campti. passed through Match
itoches Tuesday and Friday "a
route to and from Bermuda, where
hey were called to the bedside Of
heir mother, Mrs. Harriet Brea-
seale, who was quite i'll, but 10
low recuperatins.
News Of HE marriage Of Mis-
Eliun- 7 49, 4 =, - 4 e. L. L. -
q " 4 IL 81
'amiIy bore Monday night.
rhe bride is the ieldest daaghter
# the late Charles and Eliza Drang
aet and the groom railroad man
# that city.
The Farmers Mercantile Comp
my is the name Of the new firm
hat will do business q tho old
julius Aaron store. The usmbers
# this firm who will conduct 40
lp-to-date business are Messrs.
Julius Aaron. z. T. Gallon Jr.
ind Ed. Harkins.
!
Mr. ana MIS- :. Aoenasny Of
Ioxas, who nave come g make
her nome r. Naschitocnes. are
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form owe: the Lower Mississippi,
and move northeastward 9TH to
9th, rain or snow.
MIR. Walter Dunckleman of Tri-
chel, spent Monday in town.
Mems Manhattan Shirts. at sale
prices.
-SEMMELM ANS
Mrs. Loutie Chaplin spent last
week with relatives at Bermuda.
Mr.. Bernie Rosenthal came up
Beauregarde for the day, Sunday.
Mems Flannelette Night Shirts,
only CSC, at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Q Mr., Joe Levy left Sunday even
ing for visit to relatives in Gal
weston.
Mr.. M. Leiber was a business
visitor to Shreveport during the
week.
100 Children's Coats. sizes 2 to
6 years, $500 values. only S1.95,
at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Edgar Cloutier of Starlight,
was among the business visitors,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. johnson
were visitors to Shreveport last
week.
Lost2 Yes, lots of Lots. See
Hedges, Jefferson Highway
Realty Company.
Mr.. james McCook of Abiding
ton. spent Sunday with his mother
and family.
Mems and Boys Caps, 81. 90 and
75c values, only SOC, at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale spent sew
eral days with Gen. and Mrs. j.
A. Prudhomme.
Miss Tleta Robieu. who attends
the Normal, spent the week end at
her home in Campti.
Mems Suits and Overcoats, for
the returning soldier, at sale
prices. -
Messrs. w. F. johnson and J.
e. Keegan spent day in Shreve-
D ~ Z ~ ~ QmobiIe ehow:
= Z d Shrsv's''
I port, ~ tie charming little week
end guest Of judge, and Mrs. G.
v. Porter.
Mems $4.OO and $500 hats, odds
and ends. While they last. Sale
-SEMMELMAN'S |
Mr., Simeon Simon and Mrs. /.
J. Kaufman Of Alexandria, we're
the week end guests Of their sister.
Mrs. l. Lncas.
Own 4 lot l Have something to
build On | See Hedges. Jefferson
Highway Realty Go.
Mr.. Willie Lucas left last week
for Baton Rouge, where he enter
ed T.. s. u. to take q special
course Ia sugar chemistry. j
Walt for him. The Storrs-
Schafer man will be here Feb. 7th
and 8th, with yard-leneth samples,
TO measure you for that spring
suit. ~.
Mrs. Charles Greene, .Jr., and
Charles the Third Of Colfax. are
enjoying ! visit TO MI and Mrs.
Charles Greens, ~, ssd famil
Get something to fall back on
. lot, for iustance. See Hodges:sl
Jefferson Highway Realty Co..
Ms. w. T. Cunningham went
Up to JOIN the J6dGk who was
holding court 10 Coushatta last
week, for ! few days visit toI
friends, and returned with him.
Remember, orr entire Fall stocx|
must 90, nothing reserved; prices
cut and slashed. We must have
the room for spring goods; o..
Mrs. Maud Henry has returned
from Befimuds, whore was called
by the illness Of her daughter,
Miss Majory who teaches there.
and he'd : mild sttack Of the flu.
Lotso Il thinxs ars high, but Lots
ara not 80 ftedaes. jefferson
4.r
Higkwa Reeity Co..
Messy.. Fair Hyams and Wood
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sl,f any ant s1~<-e.rf si,t-f tss
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SO nsa VIA ts-T~6 ~ Dussaa IN
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i-nssH b srl- saas< 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-06
WoEaen's Oxfords.
81 50 vstnes &.&.

Wonen's Odords.
$50 vstnes $5S5.
One table lot Women : nlih-
tarv heel Oxfords priced to
Cleanup. r5l sizes and styles
Pumps and Oxfcrdx.
EDs vasnex 81 90
one liable lot Women S Pumps
and 0xforls In sIzes 2l 10 4
only. unusually priced for this
Cleanup sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-06

Wc1ne-s Tr4cmias PEra-s> -
Tfz-7 kas. turn S4a3es. La1-l> heels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-06

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Wmslens lace Bopts ci
sylenhd qlAalfy- best welt
Soles with rubber heels
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
COLONIES MAY GET
100000 women

LONDON. Oct. 2-Enrland may
transfer en- masse her excess OF
womanhood 10 the colonies. There
are az least 100000 women and
girls in the British Isles who have
10 chance Of getting married because
Of the lack Of men. while at the
same time there is difficulty On abb
sorbing them into industry, now that
the army has been demobIlized.
Hundreds Of thousands Of these
women have become semi-sllilled
workers during the war, SO if condi-
tiOns are anyway near Reasonable
they could make q living In the cot
onies, where labor Is less plentiful
Hence, conditions ere being inves-
tigated in Canada, Australia and
New Zealand. Women delegates have
been sent out 20 those lands 20 md
out about the labor market, apd how
Britain's excess Woman-poWer can be
tFansplGnted. All phases Of the labor
situation in those dominions will be
canvassed-the professional, indus
trial and domestic service
No women will be allowed 70 90
out 20 the dominions unless they
are really wanted and win be well
coined. What Canada wants OF hus-
bandless Britannia she may have,
provided protection and treatment are
satisfactory.
The Washington times., 1919-10-02
STRIKES RICH on eUSHER
WHEN lIeeIna FoR MAIEn

NATION. IN. oct 2-EdUor1
ID. Cbampion wanted water fef hi1
horses. he % Weelthg feruer q
Coles county au1 oan1 several IaETe
herds of hor1co. EcE many years tne
problem az surnlVlnf thtm with
WataF disturbed aim. He cculdnt set
@ br diEging wells on nlr lll1. Errt
week ha tried the Wa
scheme arain. Uiflr-cde flct ttn
Workmen were nur efo ~ q
uatural blatt that trtw mud cnl
water avetFyuhlft LalI Woa ltlr
LEVIED by q heavy oond of TC ana on
The discovery nroul'1r1 % Ilcft111
11r. .Cham1l6n'a wEaffh. ~ - - rors
sldafinf ne dteoloaucnt q hit nnf
20 1uDolg ats. usht enl fuel % sea-
roundinE cigita