The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

now the guest OF her father, Mr.
w. D. Hagewood, before going
to Homer.
l. Rev. G. G. Carroll has returned
J. from Beaumont to spend a couple
# of weeks at home before leaving
n for New Orleans, where he will
s. fill chair at the Bible Institute
|. of the South.
Al The latest in high wasted models
in mems suits, stylish and distinc-
tive, at $4,000, $35. 90 and $4,000.
a -LIEBER Bros.
Rev. and Mrs. Dana Terry left
Monday for Evergreen to visit
. relatives before going to Kent
: wood where Mr.. Terry has accept
ed the pastorate of the Baptist
church.
Hemstitching and picot edge work.
TRICHEL MILLINERY.
: GOA Front St. If
Mrs. Foster Smith, who has
. just returned from her summer
, trip, motored down from Campti
Friday with her sister, Miss Ann
Howell, of Baton Rouge, who will
be her guest for the winter.
Our ladies' Coat Suits embrace all
the newest models and latest shades,
and have. just been purchased and sent
us via express by our resident New
York buyer.
| SEN MELMAN'S
| News of the safe arrival of
Lieut.. j. B. Smell from overseas
has been received by his wife who
has been with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. H. Carver, during
his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs K. w. Winstead
have reached home from Tennes-
see where they stopped to visit
relatives after spending the sum-
mer in Chicago, where Mr.. Win
stead took a special course at the
University.
w. F. Bonner of New Orleans,
who has the contract for the build
ing of the Jefferson Highway, has
returned from the city with all
tie trucks and equipments neces-
sary for the work which is under
good Roadway.
We are now prepared to show any,
thing and everything in ladies' new
Fall Footwear High Lace Boots, Mill
tary and Louis Heels, in Patent, Dull
Kid, Mahogany, Field Mouse and two
tone shades, at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Maud Crosset spent several
days here with relatives en- route J
to Pineville where she has accepted :
q position of dean of girls at the /,
Baptist College and will also prac-
lice her prof ssion. Little Orlando
accompanied her mother. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Phanor Prud- !
homme, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller. :
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lambre, DR.. !:
and Mrs. Keator, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
5. Friedman, Mr.. and Mrs, p. :
RACIAL and their families were !.
among the coast visitors Sunday. :
Misses Lou Aubrey Raphiel,
Ann Howell. Messrs. Hays Pro-
thro, now living in Colorado but \
spending a few days with his :
F. Perry, w. Hightower \
and Dr.. Hankins were among the !
who motored down from :
Campti Sunday. :
See those new dresses. in tricolette, 2
Channels, Velour, tricotine, Jersey and Q
all the seasons newes. shades and ma 7
terials at Nv
-SEMMELMAN'S d
Mr.. A. w. Watson spent the b
week end at Derry. and brought c
back magnificent lemon from a 3
luxuriant tree of Mr.. A. Hertzog t
1t Magnolia, another evidence that il
citrus fruits can be grown success 6
fully in Natchitoches. c
Dr.. and Mrs. J. E. Keator and
family Of Bermuda we're in Match q
itoches during the week en- route
to and from Campti with their A
brother, Mr.. Mayo Keator, and q
daughter Of St. Louis. who is on b
his annual visit to his brothers and p
sisters. b
We have just received the largest /
and most complete line Of ladies' i,
Ready -to-Wear ever assent led in this ]
section. We invite your inspection. :
-SEMMELMAN'S !
Suffrage has another advocate !,
il the mayors family, = ten-pound g
girl (making the fourth girl, who Il
With one boy compose the little Q
family Of fse) having arrived +
Sunday afternoon. So Mayor and !
Mrs. johnson will Be able to con- p
srol = handsome vote at coming
slections.
No pecan picking Or hunting on cur
ands in Ward 9. =