The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-10-13
local AND PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Mai Biggs, OF Bellevue,
!. listing relatives in Benton. /
u;ss Lena Dawson spent several days |
~ Alden Bridge friends last week.
Mrs Kate Wyche is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. C. Biggs, of Bellevue.
Mrs, Berta Wyche, OF Bellevue, is a
-,;tor at the home of her sister, Mrs.
V.R. sihley.
Miss Daisy Jeter, of Shreveport, is a
~;.;tor at the home of her sister, Mrs.
IN. Birdwell.
Mrs R. E. Wyche is in Haughton this
reek. guest at the home OF her broth
= Mr.. G. w. Smith.
Mrs. ]. A. Abney, OF Coddo parish,
.,s the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sue. T.
Abuey, Sunday and Monday.
M YOU want a Is cent bottle of RE
c,rs latest perfume, Sweet Margery?
CO Blackman's ad. in another column
and learn how to get it.
Miss Berthe Montgomery and her lit
d. sisters, Matte and jamie, left last
FRIDAY for Mineral Wells, Texas, where
thew will remain several weeks.
Rev. ]. R. Moore, Presiding Elder for
mis- district, preached in the Methodist
church here Sunday night. Conference
WAS held on the following morning.
orders taken for all kinds of hair
coods at my barber shop. Write, or
eome to see US when you are in the
eir.-Herman Strube, the Milan street
barber, Shreveport.
Dallas Douglas and Jim Thomas, two
Bossier City negroes, have been placed
in the parish Jail since court adjourned,
the charges against them being carrying
concealed weapons.
Our furniture stock is too large, and
IN order to cut it down we will offer fol
the next thirty days 10 per cent off on
The full line. Come and let US show
you.-Menton Mercantile Co.
The Cotton Belts local passenger
train now leaves Shreveport at 3:3l
o'clock in the afternoon, about two
hours earlier than heretofore. This
change went into effect Sunday.
Master Ford Biggs, of Bellevue, WHIT
Tor some days past has been a visitor il
Benton, had the pleasure of making thu
Tip to Baton Rouge with his uncle
Sheriff Edwards. The young man re
ports that he had a pleasant time.
Oak Leaf Camp No. 237, w. 0. w
met in Woodman hall Tuesday night
This is the first meeting Of the iocs
camp for some time. Much interest
being taken. and hereafter meetings wi
Ne held weekly--on each Tuesday nigh
at 7:6 o'clock.
Sheriff Edwards returned Friday frol
Baton rouge, where he took three cor
victs, convicted during the jury term
court just past. The three from Bessie
made total of 1t3 now in the peniter
tary. There are, of course, others WI
Ne out on pnblic works.
As the result of a quarrel, John Bel
nett shot and killed Jim Jones at Bossl
CITY Monday. Both are colored al
both worked in a grocery store near Il
bridge. After the shooting the futigi'
jumped into a boat and began to re
aeross the river; finding himself in m
stream, in the line of fire OF both
shotgun and pistols in the hands OF OF
Gers on both sides of the river, he su
rendered. He was brought to Bent
Tuesday by Sheriff Edwards and lodg
nthe parish Jail.
You've seen it everywhere but it new
grows old and is always heartily Apr
eiated-"The Old Maids Convention
O. Monday night, October 18th, t
ocal talent at Haughton will prese
his time-honored farce to the III
bring public, and every one far a
near whe enjoys good laugh is Wg
Y be present. A dodger received at Il
dhce announces that music will be t.
akhed by the Haughton Silver Corr
band, under direction of Prof. Patzs'
hces OF admission are adults, 2;
saldren, i5c; reserved seats, 1Oc. I
e6eftainment will be given In
dapghton High School building.
For low rates to the Worlds Fair
ne Texas and Pacific Railway, ask 9
1 ecket agent, or write E. P. Turner, G.
ea Passenger Agent, Dallas, Texas.
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