The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-08-19
Local and Personal X
1 Continued Story of Current Events

Prof. W. A For'soh - having He" oarn pullI
m his premises.
Did anything out of the ordinary happen to you
an Friday, the 18th?
call meeting of Loudon Butler Camp, U. CIV,
u;ll be held in this place Saturday.
porn Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. league,
Who live near Benton, pretty little girl.
Dr G.. H. Irion is still confined to his bed. He
i suffering with iDflammatory rheumatism in his
lower limbs
Miss Aline Sibley, who until recently was a
4dent in the Natchitoches Summer School. is
again at home
Miss Belle Johnston, who spent week or more
very pleasantly with relatives living in Shreveport,
returned home Monday.
Yesterday morning when we inquired Deputy
sheriff Hill informed us that sixty three hunters
licenses had been issued.
Mr.. W. H. Matthews of Shreveport, who now has
many newly made friends in our town, is again
here doing abstract work.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Adger and children of Belcher
we're here the latter part of last week visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Abney.
Mrs. R. E. Wyche expects to leave soon for San
Antonio Texas, where she will spend two weeks
with her aunt, Mrs Chaffe.
Mrs. j. A. Larkn left this morning for New
Orleans, where she will spend week with her
brother, Mr.. Willis Thomas.
regular teachers examination will be held in
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Friday and Saturday of next week.
Mrs. NJ D. Galloway left Tuesday for her home
in Longview, Texas, after spending week here
with her sister, Mrs. W. f. Gulledge.
Several new walks have been built in the resi-
dence part Of town this week. Lumber has been
ordered for new walks for the downtown district.
Mr.. R. W. Taylor, youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Taylor of this place, and who since the 1st of
January has had position in Boerne, Texas, is at
home On visit.
Mrs. Susie E. Crossett, after spending month
very pleasantly with her mother, Mrs. W. E. Gull
ledge, and other members of the family, left re-
Gently for her home in Amarillo, Texas.
Mr.. Walter Ivey of Denton, Texas, is in the
neighborhood on a visit with his brother, Mr. A. B.
Ivey his uncle Mr.. W. E. vey, and other relatives.
All his old friends are giving him the glad hand.
Messrs. j. C. Logan and Homer Colquitt and
their families and Mr.. G. W. Holmes, all of the
VAUDEVILLE community, spent part of the past
week at the new club house on Bodcau. They re-
port only fair luck.
Deputy Sheriff R. B. Hill has asked US to an
to the public that all who apply for hunters
licenses will please come prepared to answer the
questions: How old are you, which is your native
state and how long have you been resident of
Louisiana?
per cent solution of bichromate of potassium
made up with water and sweetened with sugar, and
placed in shallow dishes throughout the house, will
they get hold of it. This is cheap and may be OBJ
tanned at any drug store.
Master Bennett Johnston was bitten Sunday by
vicious dog belonging to the Italian living in this
place. Young men about town at once secured
guns and shot both the dogs belonging to the
Italian, but we learned yesterday that the one that
ot the young man did not die from its wounds and
is still to be seen on the streets. However, it will
0e killed. Neither dog, said, has shown any OF
Inc symptoms OF hydrophobia. The young mans
wound is his arm and is very slight. 1t was
promptly cauterized.
Tn Friday of last week, when starting to drive
away from their home, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. W.
stnson both suffered accidents on account of their
morse running away. They were trying a new
morse that had never before been worked single
After it became unruly one of the lines broke and
Mr. Slnson was thrown out of the vehicle as it ran
over stump One of the smaller bones in his right
arm was fractured just above the wrist. Mrs.
otnson then got out as best she could, suffering
some Slight cuts about the head.
Inc hunters who left the first of the week for the
pfalries east of Bellevue failed to jump deer
mere and on Tuesday moved their camp to the
WASH Old place, on this side of the lake. Finding
ny Indications of game and the weather being so
mnaeomlortably hot, some of the hunters returned
tuesday, others yesterday and this morning are
afd they have all returned. We have not learned
hoN the hunt resulted, but think they failed to
pllng IN the venison. The members of the party
we're: Messrs. F. B. Ogden R. T. Stnson, w. M.
Meeai W W. Carter, A. B. Ivey, Walter Ivey, jr.,
sonn :. Adger, S. c. Adger, Alex Adger, T. J.
.ayor' Il. D. Taylor, R. W. Taylor, R. L. Wyche
a aaa ION stnson. They had good cook, fine
puck OF hounds and were generally we'll fixed.
DEATH CLAIMS COOP MAN.-Mr A. c. Lay. born
y TINS parish June o. 1852. died of typhoid fever
:. nus nome at Linton early monday morning and
,ha. lad to rest in the community graveyard near
an NH. place that afternoon. During 1888 he was
eA'.ed II N marriage to daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
n !. :. NORMAN, now of Haughton, (whose given
name We do not know who. together with five
t;Auren, survives him. He also leaves other rela-
wv :, among whom are four brothers - Messrs.
~ = 5 ~ ana J. B. Lay of this parish and Messrs.
rh...a ana }. j. Lay Of Caddo Parish. A good
na asuan, an honorable and upright man, quiet,
sal and congenial. lover of children
sna nature, Mr.. Lay was indeed true type of our
fels 'e' uuluzenship His loss to US will be keenly