Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

The Lusa Restaurant building is
undergoing extensive repairs and i'm
provements.
} Mrs. Victor Darlington of Jack
Miss, is in Bogalusa because of the
/ illness of her sons wife.
Miss Helen Dunlap of Picayune,
Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. E. Carlisle on Avenue B.
J. H. Parnall spent Tuesday in Sill
dell looking after business for the
Cumberland Telephone Company.
G. N. Rogers and family motored
to Vaudeville Sunday and spent the
day boating and bathing.
And still they come! Where do
/ they come from and WHY? There's
reason, ASK JONES, PHONE 35.
Mrs. Lacy Dickerson spent Mon
day and Tuesday of this week visit
/ ing relatives and friends in New Or
| leans.
Among the New Orleans boys who
spent Sunday among their friends in
! Bogalusa were Fred Holmes and ]. B.
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l. Bean spent
Saturday evening and Sunday in
Franklinton, the guests of Mrs.
Beans parents.
| Mrs. G. S. King left Wednesday
morning for Harpersville, Miss, to
which place she had been called on
account of the illness of her sister.
Miss E. Whitney, one of the stu
dent nurses in the Bogalusa Hospital,
is spending her vacation visiting rel
atives and friends in Baton Rouge.
Talk to.us about our faults-we'll
right them. Talk to others about our
good service-there is much to say
about it. The Jones Drug Store.
Since Chief Train Dispatcher Pow
nall has taken his leave for the
North to spend his vacation, j. j.
Carter is handling the big key at the |
IN. o. G. N. depot.
Andy Miller and wife went to Nc
Comb, Miss, Wednesday where they |
will remain a few days visiting rela-
tives. The immediate cause of their |
journey is the marriage of niece of /
Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. R. H. Rogers and her new
ten-pound son, Cecil, who reached
Bogalusa about two weeks ago, are
in fine health, ana Mr.. Rogers is as
proud as any man with new boy
dares to be.
One of Bogalusa's oldest sawyers,
Mr. Russ, left the Magic City recent
ly and has accepted employment at
Lake Charles. He was joined this
week by his wife, who left Bogalusa
Wednesday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. George, who was reported
in a serious condition at the Boga-
lusa Hospital, where she was suffer
ing from a. dangerous burn, is now
reported on the road to recovery.
We have procured awnings for our
front and will place them right away. Fl
This will make it much cooler in the
afternoon. Call and see us at THE
JONES DRUG STORE, PHONE 80.
George Sheridan, who has been af-
flieted for some time and unable to
attend his regular work, is now in
such a condition at the Bogalusa
that his life is despaired.
His friends are at his side and every
effort is being made to restore his
health.
The Missionary Society Of the
First Methodist Church met with
Mrs. A. Driskell on Thursday of this
week, where it was most delightfully."- |;
with a well prepared
program. As is the Gus
tom at these missionary meetings, de-
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C. E. Flanders, one of the most
popular sawyers in the Great South
ern mill, is slowly recovering from :
an attack of typhoid fever. He has :
been in the sanitarium here for sew
eral weeks. Besides his wife, he has
been attended constantly by his
mother, who came here from Florida
of his illness.
DR.. H. M. Fay, one of the popular :
employees of the N. o. G. N. railroad
n Mr.. Wade,s office, is taking a
much needed vacation. lie is guest y
n the Bogalusa Hospital where his r
lost has delighted him with one oper-
Ition and promises him at least two r
more before he resumes his work.
The operations have been done in a
left manner that relieves the guest z
# any desire to shorten his vaca- q
ion, and he expects TO remain there q
bout two weeks longer.
About the hottest a fellow ever
.ets is when he is in the act of cross s
ng Avenue B bridge at 2 p. m. on N
July afternoon afoot, and some a
lick with a steering wheel in his fists f
nd his food on the gas feed hits by
-ou at the rate of about 35 miles an d
our and does not even regard you 2
With enough brotherly love to foot "
is horn. Ii
A. B. Doris, salesman for the Dali 5
on adding and calculating machines,
With headquarters in New Orleans, Fl
rived in Bogalusa Wednesday o,
corning and gave an interesting h
in the Enterprise Of q
ice before starting mis- round OF D.
aIls. Mr.. Doris is wonderful OPP al
rator and makes some lightning cal
ulations on his machine. m