The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-06-09
LOCAL AND Personal.

Ravens Tar soap at the DTlck SuOrb.
Challenge hams the very best-at
Gayle's.
Mrs. w. J. Johnston, of Plain Deal
ing. visited Misses Mary and Rosa Smith
this week.
Miss Matte Stockwell, of Bossier
City, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lila Belcher.
Miss Leila White spent several days
in Shreveport last week as the guest of
Mrs. j. M. Beleher.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallace, after
pleasant visit to Texas relatives, return
ed home last Saturday.
International Stock Food in Is and so
cent packages and 25 pound pails.-
Blackman's Drug Store.
Miss Louie Ogden returned home last
Saturday after a short visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. C. Dickson, at Dixie.
Oranges, lemons and bananas at Sill
liman's, and they will be kept at all
times, if the market affords them.
Mr. Guy Stinson returned home last
Thursday from Arkadelphia, Ark, at
which place he attended college the past
term.
Nothing in the way of canned goods
beats Libbey's. Silliman has them.
DR.. and Mrs. Braxton Wise were
called to Greenwood last Tuesday to be
present at the interment of the Doctors
sister, Mrs. Flournoy.
Just received lot of Spaulding's base
ball goods.-Blackman's Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Smith and Mr..
Smiths mother, Mrs. J. A. Rogers, and
Mr.. Clifford Smith visited relatives in
Gillian the past week.
We receive Lowney's candy fresh
every week.-Blackman's Drug Store.
Mrs. VIM. Bradley, of Walnut Hill,
Ark, returned home Sunday afternoon
after several days spent in Benton as
the guest of Mrs. Edward Logan. Mr..
Bradley was also here Sunday.
Coolers! Come to US to buy them.
One and one-half, two and five gallon
sizes carried in stock. Benton Mercan-
tile Company.
Minden Democrat, June Sd: Prof.
J. M. Davies, who was hurt in Bossier
parish last week while out surveying, by
horse falling down with him, is able
to be out, with the aid OF crutch.
As good a smoke as can be found in
town at Silliman's. The attention OF
smokers is also called to new brand of
plug cut now handled-Lucky Strike.
Put up in tins. A refreshing smoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Calhoun, of Cross
Keys, visited Mrs. Calhoun's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Johnson, this week.
Miss Belle Johnston, who was also a
visitor, returned with them and is still
making Cross Keys her home.
The Banner is requested to announce
to the ladies that lady attendant Gin
neat and separate appartments) awaits
them to do their hair dressing, manicur-
itg, etc., at Strube's shop, Shreveport.
The Banner gladly gives space for the
following notice, furnished by the man
agement Of Men and Matters: lowing
to the long illness of Miss Marie Evans,
the proprietor and editor of Men and
Matters, the publication of the write-up
OF Bossier has been delayed. The work
will be pushed rapidly now, and sent to
the st. Louis Exposition. Miss Evans
regrets the delay, but asks the kind
patience of her subscribers, and hopes
that the delay will only add to the at
Effectiveness and value of the write-up.'
Among the latest additions in canned
goods to be found at Gayle's are veal
loaf, corned beef hash, lunch tongue,
red hot chicken tamale and chile con
cane. The usual line also well kept up
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
are too well and fayorably known to re-
qnire extensive notice. The Benton
Mercantile Company has them for sale