Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION

with relatives in Brookhaven, Miss,
this week.
! Mrs. A. Drisken left Tuesday aft !,
ernoon for New Orleans on a short /
shopping trip.
Miss Matte Hale, nurse in the
Bogalusa Hospital, is out of town |
taking two weeks vacation.
Misses Alice and Lena May Mackie
left Saturday for visit in Seminary, |
Miss, to be gone about ten days.
Mrs. ]. w. May of Vicksburg is a
visitor at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. P Bruner, on Avenue D.
Miss Fannye Tate, who is teach
ing near Hackley, La, spent the
weekend with Miss Lollie Lloyd.
Miss Gladys Martin is in Vicks-
burg Miss. and win go from there
to Louisville, KY, for months visit.
Miss Lucille Maclde has been alb
sent from the Bogalusa Stores Com
! pany for few days on account of
illness.
Mrs. Oscar Wascum of Richard
] sontoWn, who has been seriously i'll
for some time, is reported on the
road to recovery.
n. N.
/ secretary of the Bogalusa Homestead
! Association, has been on the sick list
for few days.
I Frank Taffe, one of the popular
I'm. o. G. N. employees, has gone to
: Florida, where he will spend his va
cation fishing.
Mrs. A. D. Spooner and daughter,
Mary, of Lake Charles, La, are the
2 gutEts of Mrs. Spooner's parents, Mr.
I and 5Irs. j. E. LaBesse.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer Sanders and
son motofed to Mt. Hermon Sunday,
1 and Mrs. Sanders mother, Mrs. c. d.
! OFT, and little Marie Sanders re-
! turned with tflam.
A. Driskell, chef clerk to w. H.
! Sullivan, has been absent from his
desk for several days on a business
! trip. He is expected to be out about
I ten days.
! AIR and Mrs. Adolph Harness and
) baby of McComb, Miss, have return
4 ed home after delightful visit With
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harms of Louisiana
: avenue.
Mrs. NJ. c. Lee of $50 Avenue G.
4 is i'll at the Bogalusa Hospital, She
Y underwent an operation on last Sat-
: urday, but is reported on the road
] to recovery.
4 Mrs Walters, who formerly resid-
I ed in Bogalusa. but who moved to
Z New Orleans, was a visitor here this
Z week. Her son is reported to be very
i'll and may soon leave for the West.
Mrs. Ray Starnes of 622 Avenue
Z D, had had as her guest last week
T her. sister, Mrs. Williams, from Har-
5 vey, Miss, who is to teach in the pub
Z lie school here this coming session.
Miss Mae and Miss Enid Ames and
! Master Perry Ames, children of Mr..
J and Mrs. V. A. Ames, left in COM
] pany with Mrs. Ray Simmons for Ty-
I lertown on Monday Of this week
Mrs. James Laird of SumralI,
7 Miss, is the guest of her daughter,
] Mrs. Emnlit Davis of 613 Avenue
: 2, ard is getting acquainted with her
! rev granddaughter dainty Dorothy
] Irene Davis.
Miss Bara's reputation for thrilling
dramatic pictures circles the civil
[ lied globe, and has won for her an
I unlavalled position in film history.
Tonight at the Magic City Theiter.
10 and 20 cents.
Miss Jesse Kemp the smiling stem
ographer at the Employment Bureau,
J spent the weekend with her parents
out in the country from Franklinton.
I She was accompanied by Miss Helen
! Martin of 618 Avenue d.
Zeke Richardson, son of Mr. and
! Mrs Tom Richardson, who is q stu
dent in Soule's Business College IT
New Orleans. spent the weekend in
Bogalusa, returning Monday morn
ing to New Orleans.
Mrs. Eva Lynes was the guest re-
Gently of her niece, Mrs. Sanders of
Al GIT Avenue D. Mrs. Lynes has
lately made her home in New Or
] leans, but will leave soon to join her
! son in their new home in Portland,
Oregon.
Ellis Powell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
I w. j. Powell of the Beall Addition.
reached Bogalusa Saturday after
: having been gone since the beginning
] of the war. Ellis served his country
/ in the navy and made a creditable
record.
The fire boys responded about
{ noon Tuesday to an alarm sent in
from the fuel house of the Great
Southern Lumber Company's mill
/ The fire was quickly extinguished
and practically no damage was done.
Mrs. E. L. Middleton has returned
Z from Lexington, Miss, where she
I went to look after the details rela-
s tive to moving to that place. SHE re-
9 ports Mr.. Middleton's business as be-
I ing very good and that they will
: move, to that city at the earliest pos
Q sible time.
I If you saw Miss Bara in "Salome"
: / or cleopatra" you should not fail
! to see her in A Woman There Was"
] IT is truly remarkable picture
Z one that will surely please you even
: beyond your expectations. Tonight
] at the Magic City Theater. 10 ard
! 20 cents.
I Oliver J. Richard and wife will
leave Friday of tbs veel- fer Gov
ington for a short visit with Mrs.