The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-08-11
LOCAL AND Personal.

LOCAL AND Personal.
rhe boil worm season is at hand.
Dried Herring, cents per box at !
6illiman's.
Something like Indian summer just
now, isn't it?
Lowney's candy fresh each week at
plackman's drug store.
Miss Mabel Scanland is spending the
reek in Arcadia as the guest of Miss
virginia porman.
Miss Annie Johnston is visiting rela-
tves in Belcher, where she will remain
Tor several weeks.
bids are again solicited for the repair
Il Bodeau bridge. See the committees
notice on fourth page.
Mrs. Kate S. Cabeen and children are
visitors at the home of their cousin, Mrs.
d. P. Moore, in ward one.
The Banner is glad to get the COM
munity and parish news as well as that
Of the towns. Bring it in!
Mrs. C. H. Bailey, of New Orleans, has
Joined her daughter here, and is guest
q Mrs. r. L. Carstarphen's.
A car of Furniture OF all descriptions
Inst received. See US about your bed
I nom sets.-Benton Mercantile Co.
DR.. C. H. Irion has moved his drug
store into the w. o. w. building, just
across the street from the old stand.
Mrs. O. M. Griffin has returned to her
home in Shreveport, after visit of sew
eral days to Mrs. J. F. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hickman, of Bluffs,
visited Mrs. Hickman's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. M. Hickson, this week.
Mrs. E. D. Holmes and little daughter,
Of Shreveport, were guest at the home
! Of Mr.. B. F. Oneal several days this
week.
Better call on, or ring up, Blackman's
drug store, Plain Dealing, for swell
\ boz of stationery. See ad. in another
column.
You'll need a shave when you reach
the city, no doubt. If you know where
Tire First National Bank building is, you
can't miss finding Strube's-a good place
to get it.
The result of game of ball played on
the Benton diamond last Saturday be-
tween Shreveport and Benton junior
teams was II to Z in favor of the Benton
boys. It was warmly contested game
and the young people seemingly enjoy
"a it very much.
Mrs. White, of South McAlester, I. T.
and Mrs. Lunsford, of Shreveport, who
hsse for some time past been visiting
relatives in Bossier, stopping at thu
homes Of Mr.. w. H. Smith and Mr.
r. A. Smith, left for their respective
homes Saturday last.
Mr.. w. F. Kelly returned home Sun
day. He has spent the past severa
months in college at Poughkeepsie
N. r., where he completed a bushes
course and also studied French. On hi
return he came by way of the st. Loui
fair. He will, in the near future, locat
II Monroe, where he will engage in tn
cotton business.
n Mr.. w. E. Ivey has purchased OF w. Il
Smith & Son the cotton ginning plan
q this place and is making extensive i'm
movements in the same. The gin nous
has been turned around to face the pub
10 road and another has been built alon
bide Of it, making the house now doubl
b II former size. A new boiler and ma
ehmery house will be built and see
house of no small dimensions is unde
way of construction. Heavier machine
~ is also being installed. It win b,
when completed, three-stand QUIT
With daily capacity of about thirt
bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallace are no
b Sulphur Springs, Ark, enjoying Il
breeses from the Ozarks, where they wi
probable remain for two months, mer
Ton Of which was made in our issue I
last week. Mr.. Wallace has written n
questing that we send the Banner to h
address as he s'wishes to keep in tout
With home happenings" He describ
Sulphur Springs as q pleasant villat
mong the hills and near the Ozal
Mountains. The weather is 80 cool tn
coas are necessary both morning al
eseniug. The water posses exception
MEDICAL properties.
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