Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-06-30

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Il Mrs. III. L. Gaddy and little san
are spending a vacation visiting he
n parents in Hattiesburg, Miss.
Il Mr.. and Mrs Curtis B. Lea, Of
HattiesbuTg, Miss, came over Satur-
day and were the guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes Lea on
Avenue 3. They remained over a
few days and shook hands with g
number Of their many friends here.
Miss Ruth Miazza, of New Orleans,
lis the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Hutchinson on Avenue B. o."
Miss Harriet. Holden left last
week for Franklinton, where she en-
rolled as a student in the summer
normal L
i The waste paper at the Bogalusa
PAPER Mill became ignited on SaUar-
! day afternoon, necessitating the
calling out of the fire department.
The blaze was soon put under con-
troll + /.
Miss Ida Mae Dutsch, graduate of
this years class at the Bogalusa
HOSPITAL, spent several days last week
| in New Orleans, taking the Louisiana
nurses examination. " e
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recovered from a serious operation.
performed at the hospital last week.
Mrs. J. w. Mizell has been i'll in
the hospital for several weeks with
typhoid fever Her condition is re-
ported to be not greatly improved.
Mrs. S. C. Foster is now up and
about after a short illness at the
hospital.
G. R. Howard, who has been en-
loving a visit with his many friends,
left Sunday morning for his home in
Staunton, Va, owing to the illness
of his mother,
M. J. Byrnes left Sunday for FL
Dorado, Ark, where he Is interested
in the FL Dorado News, after look
ing after business interests and visit |
ing Bogalusa friends.
Misses Mirabel Lessel and Dorothy |
Davis were Sunday visitors to their
parents. They returned to Franklin |
ton, where they are students in the |
summer normal.
CARLYLE Voss returned home FRI
day night, after having spent the past |
two weeks attending house parties,
events. stunts and social whirls in |
company with the other guests OF 'Iu-
lane University. Carlyle was for four
years one of the boys of Tulane and
reports that it was with difficulty
that he tore himself away from his
old crowd.
Huntley Carawy spent last week in
Gulfport, where he visited friends
and incidently looked in on the bust
ness prospects of the gulf coast.
Oscar McNeese returned Saturday
night from Biloxi, Miss, where he
visited friends and attended the lee
lures at the Seashore Divinity
School.
Frank Kentzel is spending his
vacation visiting relatives at Coving-
ton.
G. E. Watts, connected with the
Bogalusa Grocery and Grain Com
pany, made a business trip to New
Orleans last Friday.
H. Millet and family, of Avenue
D, left Wednesday for Houma, La,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Millet has been for many ]
years an employee of the Great
Southern Lumber Company.
Miss Greeta Gearheard left We'd
neSQay AFTERNOON. 1OE NEW OIIGdIlS 70
visit her Crescent City companion,
Miss Elizabeth Hanna, ON Louisiana
Avenue. She will go from there to
Lutcher, La, to visit in the home of
her uncle, A. G. Gearheard. She
will be Joined in the last trip by Miss
Jones of 618 Avenue B. /,
Eugene B. Troy, formerly connect
ed with. the Louisiana State Sunday
School Convention, but until lately a
chaplain in the United States Army, !
reached Bogalusa Monday night to
be the guest of Rev. A. ]. .Gearheard.
Mrs. Jessie Caver and son,
Morris reached Bogalusa Sunday af-
5ernoon to visit among their many
friends and kinspeople. Mr.. Caver, J
Who is now engaged in business in
Meridian, Miss, is in Poplarville on
MS vacation, but reports are that 9
most Of the time he is out on Pearl :
River fishing.
Mrs. w. G. Pownall, whose recov- I
ny from months illness was an
bounced in a recent issue, suffered a :
'elapse last week and is again in the T
3ogalusa Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. S. Elias, proprietor Of Uncle
sans Department Store, spent Mon 9
lay transacting business in New Or y