The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-07-08

end with his wife who has beer
| in faithful attendance upon he
aunt, Miss Fontenot, whom sh.
had moved to the sanitarium
where she is getting the best O
attention, so she will return home
accompanied by her mother an
uncle.
Mr.. S. NJ, eagle of Coushatta.
who announces elsewhere that be
is a candidate for district attorney
for the Eleventh Judicial District
is a capable young lawyer of Red
River who has made success Of
his profession and is fully capable
of looking after the office if hon.
ored by election.
This weeks arrivals, the latest in
skirts and dresses, at
-LIEBER's
All aboard for Babyland at $50
tonight. Depot at Amusu where
round trip tickets can be bought
for adults for 55c and children
&c, which includes war tax.
An hour and a half of pure un-
adulterated fun and delight with
the kiddles tonight at the Amusu.
Be sure to be there, but 90 early
if you want to see and hear be-
tween &C and 50 of the most az
tractlve children in town sing and
dance, while the tlniest tot of all
tells one of Uncle Remus' stories.
A special lot of georgette dresses
offered at sacrifice prices.
-LIEBER's
The announcement of Mr.. j..
y. Gunter as candidate for district
attorney for the Eleventh judicial
District appears in this issue and
will be of interest to his many
trends throughout the district
Who recognize his sterling worth
md ability as professional man
md citizen.
MIR. and Mrs. John Abraham
AVE taken possession of the love-
y johnson home on Badin's hill
hat they bought with all its fur
lishings, moving in from Gal
'raith, where Mr.. Abraham will
lso continue his business, going
ackwards and forwards, Will.
laking Natchitoches his domiciIe.
The many cards received from
IRIS. w. I. Cunningham from
ifferent points in the East and
anada where she is enjoying a
elightful trip with a party Of one
undred and fifty and from Mr..
}. Friedman and nieces Misses
i. and G. Goldberg who are max
g a tour of the golden west,
rought not only refres hing
'eezes but were hatterlng to the
six tied editor to be remembered
7 the travellers while on pleasure
INT.
DR.. J. S. Stephens begs to state
at his professional work will be :
nited to his office and in con-
ltation with other physicians.
IS; ct.
All day as well as moonlight
cnics Oh the water have become
lite de riguer of late in Natchi- :
ches and no wonder with such
,nderful body Of water right at K
r door, that furnishes feasts fit E
r a King, fish of all kinds not b
be excelled in size or flavor,
rites, soft and hard she'll and <
,qs whose juicy legs would make
| Epicureus smack his IiDs with b.
IRE delight than any ancient s.
me caterer ever drew from him. IS
The glorious Fourth had a dual s
ebration in We ancient city, as
liday was given at the Normal ID
turday and the streets were
ronged with hundreds of sum-
n school students, while p,cnics
d boating trips we're enjoyed
ring the day and by moonlight.
nday visitors from many parts
the State enjoyed the ball game
itch was pulled off in the genuine
urth of July spirit, with every.
ay in holiday mood.
Prof. Ellsworth Woodward of
W Orleans, head of the art de- -.
rtment for which Newcomb is
ned, arrived last night for the
rpose of spending some time in --
tchitoches while he paints some
orr most interesting sconnc IN