The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-05-20
Mrs. A. A. Airey of Clarence

attendant of the y. ID. T.. Con.
ventlon last week when she was
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. B. S.
SWEET.
The latest things for dress are the
Tricolette blouses that have just been
received at
-LIEBER'S.
Mr.. p. E. Tauzin of Tauzin
Island, who was among Saturdays
visitors and an appreciated caller
at this office, reports the corn crop
as fine. we'll advanced, but cotton
prospects are not so encouraging.
Attention, ladies'! Biggest bargains
in dark and colored hats ever offered
in millinery at
MISS KATE LEA TRICHEL'S
Mrs. &C. Carroll and daughters
have returned from New Orleans,
where they have been spending
the past few weeks with Mr.. Car
roll, who has gone to Washington
to attend the National Baptist
Convention.
If it is service you want in hauling
freight of any kind you can get the
best by phoning
S. A. DIAPOLA. No. 293.
Mrs. j. S. Barrett. who has been
in attendance upon her mother for
the past several weeks, left for
her home in Texarkana Saturday,
as Mrs. Stephens is convalescing
very comfortably now to the salts.
faction of family and friends.
Mr.. Jonas Rosenthal came up
from Alexandria Wednesday night
to be present at the meeting of the
U. ID. &. when Mr.. Aswell made
his address, for which purpose
our congressman journeyed ali the
way from Washington, returning
on the next train.
Dress Good as attractively priced as
1t is attractive in style and design, at
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Misses Ivy Tauzin, Inez Chaplin,
Joyce, Pearl and May Weaver,
Carrie Dormon and :dears are
among our teachers who have been
teaching in this parish who have
returned home, Nate hltoche s
schools having closed their nine
session.
The entire stock of coIord straws and
ace hats are being offered at prices
hat no one can resis, at
MISS KATE LEA TRICHEL'S
Mines. Swan of Swanhaven,
Youree and Scott of Shreveport,
who we're among the most charm
ing U. ID. G. delegates last week,
over until Friday even
ing, and like all who attended the
Convention, were delighted with
Natchitoches' hospitality.
Mrs. j. Smart Of Bunkie, who
will be recalled as Marie Gallespie,
of the late George and
Fanny Lemee, former Natchi-
was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Breazeale, with Miss
of Baton Rouge and Mrs.
w. A. Weber of New Orleans,
during the convention.
Mems shoes for comfort, style and
durability can be found to suit every
body at
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
The ad. of Mrs. Roberts. dress
maker, will be hailed with delight,
IS an expert in her line is needed
and will find plenty of work at all
lines.
A six year old boy and seven months
Did baby are urgently IN need of
clothes. Any one who can spare them
please send to Mrs. Edw. Phillips or
Red Cross Headquarters.
Mrs L. D. Howell's visit to her
mother was curtailed by the news
Of the hourly danger from the
overflow of Red River and she left
for home in Garland. Arkansas,
70 get her household treasures in
readiness so that she could vacate
# the alarm was sounded. Family
md friends pray that she be spared
such a narrowing experience.
Those new Georgette, Jersey Silk,
Kumsi Kumsa and Satin skirts we
nave just received are the classiest
aver offered in Natchitoches, ask to
zee them.
-SEMMELMAN'S
If the plans of the Elks materi-