The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-05-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

o-order suits, $40 and up; pants, 81 and
up, at Gayles.
Miss Clara Goodwin, of Midway, visited Miss
Lila Belcher Tuesday
We receive Lowney's Candy fresh every week
Blackman's Drug Stas
Twin girls were boz Il D Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Allen
of Plain Dealing, su -ay.
You can find CageyDrew and Company's coffee
at the Benton Mercal tile Companys.
Congressman P Tor Breazeale was in Benton
Tuesday shaking lnds with friends.
When YOU wantH Spring or Summer Suit don't
fail to see us.-B1 lton Mercantile Company.
The members OK Cypress Masonic Lodge will hold
their stated meeting tonight at the usual hour.
A handsome s4ther-covered couch, worth 500 of
any mans mond to be given away at Gaye's.-
Ask about it, (fr
Dr. Stewart W cir, of Beaumont, Texas, together
with his wife little boy, visited his brother Rev.
G. C. Weir Las @ week.
Mrs. A. Abrams, of Shreveport, visited Benton
last week andp4pent some time the guest Of both
Mrs. j. H. BeArher and Mrs. Braxton WISE
Your pick 81 100 pairs of Misses and Childrens'
low cut shoesA worth 81 % to $3.50, for 75c. See
second shoWk Ease to the left you enter.-GAYLE.
You'll ned ia shave when you reach the city, no
doubt. If ycl know where the First National Bank
building is y4u can't miss finding Strube's. That's
a good place TO get it.
The Fourth of July being inconvenient, on ac-
count of Sunday preparation, the annual barbecue
at Alden Bridge will be given this year on the I'd
"a cordial invitation is extended to ALL writes
Chairman H. H. Wheless.
The ", S. and P. fast train left the track yester-
day at Haughton, causing disastrous wreck, which
resulted in the death of two mail clerks, and
slightly cripplng several passengers. Four coaches
and the tender were derailed.
Miss Mary Land, who has made Benton her home
for some months past left Saturday for Shreveport
Mis- Land will spend several weeks with Shreveport
ap1A poa6I ia pal md lafa for To
Canada, where she will remain until after the
heated season.
Dear Editor: Please announce to your readers
that l am candidate for their trade, having
bought out Wallace Bros. Will keep constantly on
hand shelf and heavy groceries, smokers materials,
fruits, cold drinks, etc. Libbys canned goods, the
best, always carried Coco cola, celery phosphates,
ETC., received regularly. Will freeze ice cream
dsily.-Yours truly, J. A. SILLIMAN.
Last night at the Baptist church, in the presence
OF almost every man, woman and child in our town,
Mr.. David Wallace and Miss Minnie Elmna Mont
gomery united in marriage Rev. j. Ne. Hick-
son officiating. The wedding was most beautiful
and impressive ceremony, and the church was in
deed tastefuly decorated with evergreens and white
roses. The young people were handsomely dressed,
the bride wearing white organdie taffeta. Miss
Mamie Neeson, maid of honor, and Mr. w. A.
Cole, as groomsman, with little Madeline Smith and
Lillian Montgomery, as flower girls waited upon
the couple. Mrs. J. H. Stinson played the wedding
Inarch ana Mr.: Emmett Taylor and Mr.. Robert
Wallace acted ushers. After the ceremony the
young people assembled at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Montgomery, where a
tempting luncheon served and several hours
pleasantly spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace received
many handsome presents from friends and rela-
hyes They will leave to-day or tomorrow on a
wedding trip, and among other places, visit ST.
Louis and the Worlds Fair
A fresh stock of Premium Hams at the Benton
Mercantile Company's.