The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-07-28
Topics of a Week
coatinued Story of Current Events
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Miss Annie Johnston is again at home.
Dorm. to Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Patterson
an the 22d, boy
Mr.. T. j. Taylor is again up and out
.fter an illness of several days.
Miss Annie Ray Martin returned home
l,st Friday from pleasure trip to Colora-
n cities and elsewhere.
There are at present no hunters licenses
:. Gale at the Sheriff s office, but a req
';s;tion has been made for some.
Mrs. L. M. Merrell left Monday for
shreveport after spending two weeks here
nth her sister, Mrs. w. H. Scanland.
Mrs. Braxton Wise had as guests sew
e,al DAYS last week Mrs. Wolfe of Dallas,
Texas and Mrs. Herndon of Shreveport,
Dr.. Wise's sisters.
The season for shooting quail now opens
On November 10Th instead of the list, and
the bag limit for days hunt has been
ant down to 10Th. There have been other
changes in the game laws, to which we
sll call attention later.
MI. F. A. Hensley, whose present ad-
dress is Nacogdoches, Texas, is new
subscriber. He writes that he misses the
Banner since he has been in Texas, and
adds: "It's the little news from home
every week that helps.'
Since the last acknowledge was made in
these columns, Mrs. L. G.. Smith and Mrs.
J.F. Wise OF Alden Bridge have contrib
uted 50 each to the Confederate Monument
Fund, thus running the total from indi-
vidual subscriptions up to $727.13.
The first open boil of cotton we have
aeA this season was brought to the Ban
nor office yesterday afternoon by Mr..
VIII Martin. 1t is from the Cat Island
plantation, which is being cultivated this
year by Messrs. l. H. Martin and F. B.
Ogden.
Miss Camille Kelly, who for the past
several weeks has been in Shreveport,
where specialist has been treating her
hr rheumatism, is now able to walk little
With the aid of only stick. She will per-
haps be permitted to return home within
! Mo weeks.
4 Mts dliA MISs OICnA AlOUCIGoOu ACAS
Tuesday for their home in Cotton Valley
Vi. Robertson had only been here a day
ERso, but Mrs. Robertson (and the baby
| pent two weeks or more here with hel
mother, Mrs. L. A. Brownlee, and other
i MEMBERS of the family.
Miss Carrie Wyche of Plain Dealing
qent Monday here with her grandmother
Ms, Kate Wyche, As we understand it.
be young lady is back at home on vaca'
hon and is having good time visiting hel
many friends and relatives, but will soor
Htprn to st, Louis to resume her duties.
HIf you have not registered since
lanuary 1, 1909, you will have to register
between this date and August goth, if you
Wish TO take part In the primary election
pbe held on September 9th. The primary
SECTION law requires that the list be closed
Ten days prior to the date of the election
Besure you attend to this important duty
promptly, if you have not already done so
Our readers will remember that Mis-:
Matte Brown and Mr.. John Brown left thu
htter part Of June for Clinton, where they
we're called on account of the illness o.
heir sister, Miss Della. Mr., Brown re-
turned Sunday, and we are pleased tt
nate that at the time he left his fathers
home his sisters condition was much i'm
proved, but she was still confined to bed
We hope soon to be able to announce hel
sonplete recovery.