The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

?, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson an
# daughter Of Csrrol- and DR.. an
IS Mrs. Ragan of shreveport stoppe
over in town, Ell route to an
from Melrose last week, wher
: they spent several days with Mrs
0 Cammie Henry. Mines. Gibso.
. and Ragau Will be recalled a.
Annie and Nellie Grosbeck, wht
, had m my friends here while at
, tending the Normal.
II Company 9, commanded b,
Lieut.. A. F. Brcazeale, left Sun
day tor the State National Guarc
F encampment at Camp Beaureyard,
where between 1000 and 1.2'l
men, consisting of q full regimen,
known as the I56th Infantry un-
der command of Colonel L. F.
Guerre of New Orleans, will spend
two weeks in training.
666 quickly relieves Colds, Constipa.
ton, Biliousness and Headaches. A
Fine Tonic.
Mr.. Alec Lecomte motored down
with his wife and children from
Shreveport to enjoy a family re-
union, his sister, Mrs. Powell
Sompayrac, and children of Okla
homa being here with MIR. and
Mrs. L. Prudhommc and family.
The other sister, Mrs. Dran9uet.
| of Baton Rouge, was detained but
will be here next week.
President j. E. Keeny and wife
of the Ruston Industrial, who
made their home in Natchitochcs
many years while MIR. Keeny was
training teacher at the Normal.
with their daughter, grand
daughter and large party of Rus
ton friends spent the past week
camping on Caue River Lake,
where they enjoyed the fishing,
catching as many as they could
eat, as we'll as the swimming and
pleasant surroundings.
Several car loads of Shreveport
people n,otored down Monday for
a weeks camp on Cane River
Lake, where the fishing continues
fine.
The band will give their fort
nightly concert tonight at 8 r. M.
on Front Street, when an xttrac-
tive program will be rendered.
Twenty-Five ladies and gentle
men participated in the K. G..
benefit game Monday night, when |
Mrs. Himel and Mr.. E. q. Payne
won the first prizes, = pretty
luncheon set and silk ties. and
Miss Emily Miller. second,, q
pretty fruit basket.
Even at this early day, just two
after the close of the Normal aud
nigh school, the departure of the
hundreds of students and teachers
who enlivened our city. since the
ast of May when the summer
;erm started, is already notice.
lble.
That he understands the raising
f grapes which is getting to be
popular industry in ti,is section
S we'll as cotton, corn and other
taple crops, in which he has pro-
en- such y success, was shown the
ditor by MIR. E. 9. Prudhomlne s
vho presented her with some
rlze bun ches recently. K
Tne demolishing of the Prud- /
omme store on Front Street re-
Ills the fact, that it was the site
{ the fist Episcopal church ever /
ailt ain Natchitoches,. erected |
B. out the same time the Cathedral
as in the early eighties. The d,
ID warehouse in the rear with {
be store was constructed ont of ]
be timbers OF the church. g
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
henry Hughes who was bareaged {
y the death Of her only sister
drs. Mary Ezernach of Alexan-
ria, Monday. The deceased was
'orn and reared in Natchitoches,
be eldest daughter of the late t
ohm Bloodworth and widow of i
ID Ezernach and lived here until '
ONE few years ago when she b
oined her son in Alexandria with b
,hom she made her home. Be- q
idas this SON. ona dauuhter soy.