Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04

|" w. C. Flanders returned to
post at the head Of the operating
partment of the Great South
Monday, with coat of tan acquil
while spending his vacation On
Lake as an able exponent Of the gr
/ Isaac Walton. Mr.. Flanders is S
to be one of the best anglers seen
the Lake this season.
When you go on a picnic have
Bogalusa Ice Company to pack you
freezer of delicious ice cream.
Mrs. Sam T. Hough and s.
Thomas Tilden, of Mississippi A
nue., left last Friday for seve
weeks stay with relatives at Edwal
and Vicksburg, Miss. Mr.. Hou
will follow later and return "
them.
Mrs. E. L. Ezelle, of Column
Street, left Sunday for Hattiesbu
Miss, to spend few weeks with
daughter, Mrs. B. G. Burkett.
will also visit Mobile and other
bama points before returning
Bogalusa.
It is too hot to think Of prepa
desserts at home. Try some of
delicious brick ice cream. BOga
Ice Company. Phone SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Wasserman
companied by Miss Rosie Keifs
arrived Sunday from New OrIl
for a weeks visit at the home of
S. Elias on Columbia Street.
Miss EVE McTaggart left Mo,
for a two weeks visit with rela
in BroOkhaven.
Mrs. Theodore Distifano and q
rem left Friday for a months
with relatives in Baton Rouge.
Who wouldn't rather eat ice
from pure sweet milk that you
is clean and have it made in a
factory at home, instead of
plant miles away. Insist on Bog
Ice Cream because it is best.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Lawrend
PA Superior Avenue, are the
parents of fine nine-pound
ter, who arrived at their home
day afternoon. Mother and
lady are doing nicely.
F. C. Elder, of New Or
reached Bogalusa Wednesday
ing to visit the home of ]. w. s
and family.
Mrs. G. F. Poole and her
children, Gerald and Eleanor,
Sunday for a weeks visit with frid
and relatives in Vaudeville.
Mrs. J. w. Whittle and daughie
Miss Undine White, of Lab
Charles, are the guests of the fo.n
er's daughter, Mrs. Jules Corkern. o
Mississippi Avenue.
When entertaining friends nothin
is more appropriate than a delicioU
sherbet or ice cream. Phone the b
yalusa Ice Company, SO, your orde
All flavors and real fruit at that.
Mrs. w. A. Carroll and two chile
rem, of Silver City, Miss, are tn
quests Of her daughter, Mrs. Seal
Foreman on Virginia Avenue.
Misses Louise and Hazel Rookie
BERG, of New Orleans, are the guest
If their aunt, Mrs. Joseph VAIL,
8uffalotown.
Mrs. Pearl CHM and her tw
Oneida and Ouida. of Ty
ertown, are the guests Of the Mr.
1inn's sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Clayton, &C
523 Avenue c.
The government requires that ie
cream has a fat content of not les
han ten per cent, but Bogalusa ic
cream is never less than fifteen pc
cent. That's why it's the best the
can be bought anywhere. Insist 0
having Bogalusa Cream served you {
fountains.
Mrs. Gussie Antony and sol
Owen, of Pineville, La, are tn
guests of Mrs. C. L. Johnson an
family on North Border Drive.
Harold Lemler, of the office {
the G. S. L., was a visitor to Ne
Orleans last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Gilbert is confine
to her bed in Denhamtown sufferir
from an accident that injured h
back.
A quart of ice cream for ski
cents sent to any section of the cit
and you can obtain any flavor yC
want, too. Phone SO and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Crook returnt
Sunday from Lumberton, Mis-!
where they had spent a week Wi
their parents. They were accor
panied during their visit by Miss
Catherine and Lucille Werckly, DO
of whom report having had a mo
enjoyable time.
Mitchell McGrath, of Brookhave
Miss, is IN Bogalusa, the guest
his sister, Mrs. C. L. Black, on Av
nue. B.
Mrs. George H. Wilson, of 81
Avenue B, returned home Friday
last week from East Chicago, whe
she had beer visiting her son for i
last month Il