The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-09-29
CORRESPONDENCE
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Tuesday, Sept. 27.-Cotton is coming
in very slowly.
DR.. Paul Lawrence spent Sunday in
Shreveport.
The sick of our community are all
improving.
i Mr.. F. E. Burrage of Princeton was a
visitor in Haughton yesterday.
DR.. ]. c. Willis of Shreveport made a
professional visit here Monday.
i Mr.. P. c. Taylor of Alexandria was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Henry are visiting
their daughter, who lives in Shreveport.
Those who know the best places to fish
on Lake Bodcau, are having good luck,
taking white perch.
The enrolment of our school has passed
the 100 mark and we expect it to reach
lis or 100 by next Monday.
Misses Mary and Carrie Abney and
their brother, Jimmie, of Dixie, spent
t Sunday here with their aunts, the Misses
Hickman.
The Methodists are using the Baptist
t Church for Sunday School and preach
ing services during the building of their
: new church.
Mrs. D. H. Johnston was taken to a
Shreveport Sanitarium this morning for
an operation. She is suffering with an
ulcer or cancer of the stomach.
o. DR.. j. B. Hall of Rocky Mount spent
r Sunday and Monday here with his
r parents before leaving for Memphis,
Tenn, where he will resume the study
- Of medicine.
Is Miss Lizzie McAnn, who has been
e teaching school near Tallulah, returned
ID home last Thursday. Her health is such
er that she will not be able to resume teach
S, ing this year.
> Mr.. F. A. Ledbetter has purchased a
peanut thresher and will begin this week
l. to get his crop Of about forty acres ready
IN for shipment. Mr.. D. M. Bouston has
a also harvested about thirty acres of pea
TX nuts, and thinks the crop will prove
re profitable.
g. Invitations have been sent out, which
a. announce the approaching marriage Of
~ Miss Hattie Houston to Mr.. Paul S
10 Sledge OF Shreveport. The date il
ne Wednesday, October 5th,- the resi-
no dence of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
ny Mrs. D. M. Houston.
~ Justice of the Peace Bledsoe has /;
:, case pending in his court growing out o
~ controversy between some negroes a
lio to the ownership of COW. The cow i
70 valued at $40. The witness fees will
amount to S25, or more, aside from tn
other costs. There is one lawyer in tn
case. We are watching to see who vii
finally milk the cow.
led Antrim
w. Tuesday, Sept. 27.-The school her
opened on the 18th with the largest at
tendance it has had on the first day
~. quite while. Everything connecte
-, with it is moving along nicely.
the Born, last Friday, to Mr.. and Mr.
the A. A.Odom, a boy.
18th DR.. and Mrs. ]. e. Garrison made
The business trip to Plain Dealing to-day.
or Mr.. Lee Johnson made business tri
is to Natchitoche, where he secured a pr
'rld sition. He expects to move there 500
:, Miss Pearl Crawford, who has spe1
'',e several weeks here with her brother, e,
QUO poets tc return to her home in Cente
Texas, the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Lee johnson and her two lit
- sons returned home Monday after spen
80 ing several days in Alden Bridge wi
~, Mr.. Clay Albums, Mrs. Johnson's brot
!, er.
" A few days ago Mr.. Crawford, one
our most populor business men, W
coming down the street wearing bro
ons, smile. When asked the cause of
pleased look, he said, "We have
the pound boy at our home."
. Mrs. P. G. Fontaine, who has be
'no quite sick for the past few weeks We
INV to Shreveport twice last week and or
this week to be treated by one OF
''a specialists there. Her many friends nc
'"o to see her much improved soon. L
oe' Plain Dealing.
th;s Wednesday, Sept. 8.-There was
good rainfall here yesterday and eve
body is resolving turnips to-day.
Misses Nina Banks and Nina \
Gaughey spent yesterday in Shrevep'
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Martin OF Ro'
,,o,o Mount were guests Sunday OF Mr..
% Mrs. Paul Allen.
nhnr Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. McClenaghan
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