The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-11
Correspondence
Haufhton.

Hauehton.
Monday, August 8.-Mr. G. w. Smith is
on the sick list.
| Miss Martha Johnston of Benton is a
charming visitor in our town.
Mr.. j. G.. McDade and family of Bluffs
attended church here yesterday.
| Mr.. David H. Deas of Shreveport was
business visitor here last Wednesday.
Mrs. E. r. Nix and children left last
week for their home in Holdenville, Okla.
Messrs. w. B. and Tom Hickman spent
Saturday and Sunday here visiting their
sisters.
A party of our fishing sports left this
morning for Lake Bisteneau to spend sew
eral days.
Mrs. J. F. Afford and Daughter, Miss
Kate, left last Thursday for their home in
Lake Charles.
Mrs. J. E. Wyche has returned from
Ruston and has as guest her sister, Miss
Kate Nelson.
Mr.. John Emmett Biggs of Bellevue will
leave tomorrow for West Texas for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. j. M. Henderson of Rocky Mount
and Hon. w. B. Boggs of Plain Dealing
were visitors here last week.
A move is on foot by the Methodists to
convert the present church into par
sonage and build new church.
/ Mr.. J. N. Plat has returned home from
} his visit to Texas. Miss Ludie, his daugh.
ter, will return a week or two later.
! Mr.. Frank Edwards is still quite sick.
The attending physicians pronounce his a
severe bilious attack, but not serious.
Miss Lucille Edwards and Miss Kate
Carter, winsome young ladies of Benton,
are visitors with relatives living here.
:; Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Wyche and several
of their children of Benton were guests
last Tuesday and Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Smith.
t The deer hunters are very much disap.
pointed with the new game law, which will
become effective next Saturday, the 18th
They will now turn their annual outing fol
August 10Th into camp fish.
, Plain Dealing.
> Wednesday, August 10.-About IT'S feet
3 of eight-inch casing was unloaded here
| Monday and hauled out to the oil we'll be.
!. tween Collinsburg and the river.
: Aubin Mading came in from the oil fields
last evening.
Mr.. Vandoozen, mineral and oil expert, il
here for while, looking over the country
J, Miss Minnie Banks returned Saturday
from visit in Shreveport and Blanchard
a Mr.. ]. U. Demoss, who has been il
r Grand Bayou all the year, is again back ii
a Plain Dealing.
d Misses Rozina and Willie Cavett, afte
;. spending some weeks here, retired to thei
n home in Shreveport yesterday.
Miss Beulah Keeth is taking few days
> vacation at Hot Springs, Ark. Mr.. j. P
r Keeth is also there for few days.
Miss Mozelle Boggs left on last Frida!
afternoons train for Huttig, Ark, wher'
= she will spend some days with friends.
:, . Mrs. j. P. Solomon of Muskogee an,
: Mrs. Harris of Oklahoma City, Okla, ar
. here for few days. visit with relatives.
y The meeting at the Baptist Churcl
n closed Sunday evening, with one acces
: sion-by letter. JACK.
is Wednesday, Aug. 1O.-Mr. j. T. McDad
: left Monday for Baton Rouge.
n Mr.. T. G.. Pickett is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
is j. T. McDade.
g Mr.. G. w. Martin of New Orleans was
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. A. w. Prince of Elizabeth has bee
- visitor this week.
y Mr.. julius Jones is at the bedside of hi
r. father, who is dangerously i'll.
is Mrs. j. w. Prince of Princeton is visit
\. ing her daughter, Mrs. j. T. McDade.
to Mrs. R. L. Dowdell, Miss Carrie Moor
Mercer Britain and Harvey Cornell wei
visitors to Ninock last Wednesday an
d, Thursday.
Or DR.. and Mrs. D. j. McAnn's home WE
rs a thing of beauty, if not +" joy forever,
e. Monday evening for the young folks VII
70 gathered there to meet Mrs. McAnn's sol
ne Mr.. Roy Fox of Brandon, Miss. OF
IS Father Time was on the wing too quickl.
ID Ice cream and cake, delicious watermelon
etc., were the features of the evening
9. Those who partook of the merriment wei
al Miss Marguerite Caplis, Misses Eula ar
op Mary Vandegaer of Many, Miss Mo-
Greene, Miss Virginia McDade, Miss Graz
NJ ol>o Conrou