The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-08-25
LOCAL AND Personal.

to St. Louis.
Miss Virginia Dorman, of Arcadia, is Miss Mabel
Scanland's guest.
Mrs. L. G. Smith is visiting her sister,.Mrs. E. E.
Simpson, at Taylortown.
Miss Camille Kelly is visiting Miss Glenn Me-
Clure in Walnut Hill, Ark.
Miss Bessie Johnston left Sunday for short
visit to relatives in Belcher.
Mr.. Brownlee Arnold and Mr.. Jim Burt are visi-
tors to the Worlds Fair City.
Mrs. B. Wise and Miss Sallie Brown are visiting
friends and relatives in Coushatta.
Mr. W. A. Cole has just returned from a visit to T
his old home in Bowling Green, KY.
We are selling out our stationery fast Better
call and get box.--Blackman' Drug Store.
Try box of Nunnally' scandy. We get it fresh
each week. From 1Oc up.-Blackman' 8 Drug Store. |
Miss Mamie Chambee, of Atlanta, Texas, is a |
guest at the home of her cousin Mr.. III. V. Miers |
Mrs. Heidi Kendall left Tuesday to visit the home
of her uncle, Mr.. j. J. Stockwell, who lives near
Bossier City.
Miss Belle Johnston has just returned from a
pleasant visit to Belcher, where she spent the time
with relatives
Remember, that when trading at Gayles you get
. free chance on Apiece Dinner Set with every
25-cent purchase.
Miss Mamie Neeson has returned home from
Coushatta, where she spent three weeks pleasantly
at the home of Rev. j. M. Brown.
Mrs. w. H. Scanland and her little daughter
Matte Belle, returned home Monday from Cou-
shatta, where they visited relatives
Mr.. W. F. Kelly left yesterday for Monroe, where
! be will have charge of branch business, estab-
lshed by New Orleans cotton brokers.
Just received by express, Nunnally's Candy.
This candy is made and shipped the same day, and
4 received two days later, hence is always fresh
D Blackman's Drug Store.
Rev. j. M. Hckson returned Monday afternoon
+ from Lovely Point Gin South Bossier) where he
conducted protracted meeting in which much in
h terest was felt, there being seven converts
Herman Strube, the Shreveport barber, says it
y is pleasure to notice how the Banners readers
are finding his new Milan street shop. There isn't
. better place in the city to get shave or bath.
Shreveport Times, 21st: Capt. Joseph Boisseau,
q of Red Chute plantation, in Bossier parish has
shipped two bales of cotton to this city They
Il weighed $50 pounds each and brought 1O1a cents
per pound.
DR.. G. A. Wise, Mr. T. M. Yarbrough, Miss
1 Trueheart Yarbrough and Mr.. Whit Vance, of
1 VAUDEVILLE, and Mr.. Gray Stnson, of Willow
Chute, returned home Monday from visit to the
IS Worlds Fair
81 A car load of flour, made from wheat, just
chance to exhause the supply at once and you are
also sure that when buying you are getting the
81 right thing. Call in and see it.
A letter in regard to the trustees of Phillips Hill
school directed to the Banner, did not reach in
time to permit of a correction in the list of public
4 school, which is located in ward five, are D. M.
Morrison, F. j. Burks and w. r. Bounds.
Mrs. O. r. Denton and her three sons who have
spent the greater part of the with relatives
# in Greenvil]e Texas, are at home again. Mr..
81 Denton, who accepted temporary position in a
bank at DeRidder (this State) returned home last
s week, and is now ready to assume the cashiership
s. OF the Benton Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wyche, Mrs B. Wise, Misses
Eallie Brown and Toinette Wyche, Mr.. Will White,
Bob Lyles Wyche, Robert Stinson and Almer
8 Wyche composed party who returned from visit
20 the big fair Saturday. Miss Grace Larkin, a
member Of this party stopped off at Pine Bluff,
81 Ark to visit relatives.
Rev. and Mrs C. G. Weir left Monday afternoon
for Bunkie, which place they will make their home
Tor several months, the change becoming necessary
on account of business interests there. During
their absence Rev. w. M. Langley will meet Rev.
H@ Weir's appointments. Rev. Langley is recent
graduate of Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss, and
E " young clergyman OF much promise.
~ Mr.. A. S. Humphrey, recently of Shawnee, /. t.
has been employed at principal OF the Benton High
School and is now a resident Of our town. He and
ms wife will for the present occupy the Methodist
Eparsonage. Mr. Humphrey is a teacher of severa
experience, and has also taught in this state
before. We bespeak for him f1attering attendance
The school will open Monday, September 18th.
Do you like a good "feed'' once in while
Most people do. When the cook is on strike JUS
come to me for square meal. Have just added Z
mort order restaurant to be in connection witt
my grocery, and would be pleased at all times t.
see my friends. A good cook is regularly employed
md meals will be served at all hours. The atten.
eon OF visitors during court week is especial,
Naiied to this paragraph.-G. G. Smith.
Miss Cecil Gatewood, of Lonoke Ark, reade
1nd impersonator, will probably appear before !
nenton audience some night next week. Mis-
lakewood is a beautiful young lady Of the Southern