The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-06-10
Local and
Personal
I'm in the COS in the shade.

IJp in the COS in the shade.
Second call for palmetto fans.
Mr.. Loye McDade of Haughton was a
business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. F. Hudson of Red Land paid
us an appreciated call this afternoon.
Mr.. Dan Logan Of Shreveport is here
on a visit with his brother, Mr.. Ed
Logan, and other relatives.
DR.. Wilkins McDade, whose home was
formerly near Haughton, has located in
Gillian, where he will practice his pro-
fession.
The editor of the Banner will return
home tomorrow morning from Memphis,
Tenn, where he attended the Confederate
Reunion.
Mr.. J.. P. Creswell returned to-day
from a two weeks business and pleasure
trip to Chicago. He also visited Mem
phis, Tenn, while away.
DR.. r. H. Gulledge, formerly a resi-
dent OF Benton, has been appointed
postmaster at Mooringsport, where he
located sometime since.
NoTIcE.-The Bossier Parish Farmers
Union will meet with the Pleasant Hill
Local on Tuesday, the:22d, at ten o'clock
ANA. Hoffpauir, Secretary.
Miss Willie Cochran of Plain Dealing,
one of the popular young lady teachers
of our parish, is now in Ruston, where
she is attending summer school.
Among the visitors to the Memphis
Reunion who have just returned home
are Capt. w. J. Hughes of Rocky Mount
aud Mr.. John McC. Hughes of Belcher.
Eeas No paid paragraphs are carried in
the Banner under the above head. You
may sometimes find paragraph that
has the appearance of paid reader,
but depend upon it it is complimentary.
Mr.. George Mackey has returned home
from from New Orleans, where he spent
several months in Soldiers Home, on
account of his health. His physical
condition was greatly improved by the
change.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Farmers Cooperative Union Ware
house Company will be held in Plain
Dealing on Tuesday, July 9th, at ter
o'clock am. (This notice is given by
request of one of the officers.)
Mr.. Howard Doles, son of Mr.. r. S
Doles of Collinsburg, returned recently
from New Orleans, where he is a medi.
cal student in Tulane University. HI
will spend the summer at home and ther
return to the university, where he mus
take two more courses before graduating
Miss Blance Phelps, one of the assist
ant teachers in Benton High Schoo
during the past term, returned last weel
to her home in Natchitoches. Mis-
Phelps is indeed successful teacher
and aside from this has many friend
here, and it is generally regretted tina
she will not return to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Edwards left Mon
day for New Orleans, and will within
few days take passage for New Yor
City. Their final destination is healt
resort in the Catskill Mountains of tn
State of New York, where they Wi
spend some weeks, and where Mr.. Ed
wards hopes to regain his health an
strength.
The Police Jury was in session her
Monday as Board of Review. The as
sessment roll for the parish was accepte
without change. Little other bushes
OF Importance was transacted. As tn
election to vote on the legal fence prop
osition in ward six was not held on tn
day fixed, new date was named for til
holding of same.
Mldshipman F. w. Scanland, the &c
ltor's youngest son, is at home on
short leave of absence. He has in
graduated from the U. S. Naval Aca(
envy at Annapolis, Md. Gle reports tn
between that place and the back gate
home there are six million cross ties al
Just few over)
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