The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-09-22


Misses Betty Porter Lucille
Deblieux, Lizzie Dunckleman, Ivy
Tauzin, Lesa Jordan, Lillian Mel
ken, Dorothy Freeman, Charlotte
Jones, Jeanette Wemp, H. ano
NJ. Ecker, and Estelle Cock6elo
lief: during the week for their
schools.
FOR SALE-One Jersey COW with
young calf, and one year old Jersey
heifer.
9-15, It. ]. W. MCCOOK.
Capt. w. D. Shaffer reached
home Monday morning with Com.
pauy d from Camp Beauregard,
where the first encampment of
the National Guards was held.
! The boys all enjoyed the outing.
tho they worked hard and learned
much of the manuel of arms.
Just received a complete line of
picture frame molding at
PEOPLES HOW. & FURN. Co.
Miss Eleanor Alleman reached
home in time to resume her studies
at the Normal after spending the
summer in North Carolina, where
she was entirely restored to good
health after a long seige of mala-
ria. Her sister, Miss Florence,
enjoved her vacation with friends
in Baton Rouge and Lafayette.
Miss Sarah Heard, for many
years a resident of Natchitoches
when she served as secretary of
the School Board. President Roy's
secretary and later in the Peoples
Bank, now filling a responsible
position in the State Auditors
department at Baton Rouge, has
been the guest of Miss Addie
Tauzin for the past week.
FOR SALE-One registered Jersey
bull name Eminent Golden Owl. Weight
1850 pounds. Well bred and a good
individual. He has been our herd bull
for several years and has many high
heifers. Our reason for SELL
ing him is that we do not wish to breed
him to his daughters.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL DAIRY.
9-22, ct.
When Mrs Violet Winslow
reached home Thursday night
from Shreveport, where she had
gone to meet her daughter upon
her return from a summer trip. a |
message was awaiting thai called
her to the bedside of her mother
in-law in jackson, Mississippi,
and she caught the west-bound
rain little later.
Mrs. WinsIow's death occurred
konday morning and this will be |
earned with sorrow by friends in |
Natchitoches where she often Wis |
ted the last time being in July !
where she was cordially welcomed
BY a large coterie who held this
unusually fine gentle roman in
highest esteem.
Since our mention some weeks |
ago of the new buildings going
~. the old p. S. Prudhomme
Store on Front Street is being |
INTO a modern brick |
building; a small store Is being
rapidly built, as the old one has |
70 be utilized by tn, firm for head.
quarters, then it will be torn down
md the larger one will be erected
upon its site with Offices above.
As y slight idea "f the building
activities going on here, it is
worthy of note that since the re-
tent publication of the notice of |
he Mayor calling attention to the |
enforcement of the law in regard
% the necessity of having q per-
nit before any work can be started, |
he records show formal applics-
ion and permits. granted for ST.
10000 building improvements, |
which is quite q neat total for q |
en- days limit in any old town.
= Represent tive Sam Tobln came
Up from Baton Rouge to spend
he week end at home and has |
volunteered to keep the public in |
ouch with matters of special IN
crest ut the capitol. He was in |
consultation with the Chamber of |
Commerce and number of prom
nent citizens so as to get their |
,olnt of view upon q number of
eadlng questions as he is there to
the people and says he |
5 anxious to do as they would
AYE him do.-