The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

a Mr.. and Mrs. George William
), son left during the week for Gads
RI den, Alabama, where Misses SaraI
e and Caro- proceeded them, to visi
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummin.
Mrs. Williamson will go on t.
I Missouri to visit her parents 70
= couple of weeks.
f An accident to one Of the wing;
e Of the airplane while effccting E;
landing Friday necessitated the
, coming of an expert from away te
1 repair the damage, which took
! until when it had te
be shipped back to headquarters
in Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fralk Berley OF
Dallas and Mrs. Page of East
Point. who will be recalled as
Misses Edith and Virginia Morse,
visited their old home the early
part of the week, when they were
cordially welcomed by relatives
and old friends.
Mr.. Louis Buard of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, is on a visit to his old
home, his first in over fifteen
years, and he is happy to meet
and be welcomed by old friends.
His daughter, Mary, who is with
him, is the guest Of Miss Julie
Prudhomme.
Mr.. G. w. Cobb of Voweis
Mill was a visitor to town Tues
day and reports the corn crops in
the hill section as good, but these
in the low lands rather poor, while
the hot weather of August has
materially benefited the cotton
which the boil weevil has injured.
Fruit has been fine and plentiful
in that neighborhood, where a.
good summer school is still in
progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Whisenhunt
left Natchitoches Thurday, Mrs. !
Whisenhunt continuing on with
her son for her old home in Min
nesota to visit relatives, while Mr.. |
Whise1hunt went to Shreveport,
where they will make their future
home. During their years of res
dence in Natchitoches this estima-
bic couple made a number of
friends here who sincerely regret
ted their departure and who will
miss them in church, club and
lodge circles, in all of which they
took an active part, and it was
with genuine regret they left here
for pastures new.
The theory that apples cannot
be grown with success in this
section has been dissipated into
thin air by GAG. Golston, one of
our good col pred citizens. who
presented thei editor with some
magnificent specimens from one
)f his trees, anyone of which
weighed almost a pound, and was
IS fine in flavor as it was in ap-
,earance and size.
Miss Marcia Poleman Is makingil
Luite q record in athletics again
his summer at the camp in Quine-
'ec, Maine. where she won first
lonors last year for being the
,est swimmer, which ranks as the
III sport for many reasons.
his year eighteen camps took
art in the aquatic contests, and,
'esides carrying off the swimming
onors, she proved most dexter
usly skilled in canoe management,
making wonderful record for a
title girl, of which her family and
riends are justly proud.
For the first time since the war
be Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist
hurch held social meeting.
'hen Mrs. w. T. Williams enter
aimed at her lovely home in East
Iatchitoches Thursday evening.
he attendance was large, as be- :
ides everybody being ready for a .
rolic, Mrs. Williams reputation
J SO well know that regrets we're
ew. This lovely artistic home
ever looked more attractive and
1e hostess was assisted by her
,other and sister in receiving and
ntertaiHing the guests, who were
egaled with delicious ice cream
nd cake during the evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Nathan
ransom to Miss Ella Bearman of
Iarshal, Teyas, was q surprise to
lr. Kranson's friends in Natchi-
'ches, who Just learned of it thru
'e Shreveport papers. Mr..
who is the second son of
If. and Mrs. l. Kranson of Match
!, is q successful young business
an OF the firm Of Kranson &
liller and he will return after en-
ying his honeymoon 10 the East.
be Enterprise extends congratu-
tions.
The friends of Mr.. Oliver Ort-
eyer. q former resident, and