The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-05-26
Core spondence
Plain Dealing.

Wednesday, May 25-The Children's
Day exercises at the Methodist Church
Sunday were excellent. The entire pro-
gram was we'll rendered. Credit is due
Misses 1nez Bright and Evelyn Carstar-
phen and Mr.. A. R. Foster for their un-
firing assistance at rehearsals.
Mr.. Alton R. Foster spent yesterday in
Shreveport.
Mrs. J. S. Gray was guest Sunday of
Mrs. Logan of Benton.
Mr.. W. L. Raney, until recently of
Fisher, is again here for a month or two.
Mr.. J. S. Gray's new store has been
completed and he will move into it at once.
The writer spent Sunday very pleasantly
with friends living near Walnut Hill, Ark.
Prof T. A. Binford left Monday morning
for Benton, where he will remain a few
days with relatives.
Miss Lucy Perry left Sunday morning
for Natchtoches to attend the summer
term of the Normal.
Messrs. John Walker and Clifford Wright
returned home last Thursday instead of
Friday, as was expected.
Capt. J. H. Nattin of Collinsburg and
his daughter, Miss Eppie, were visitors in
Plain Dealing yesterday.
Mrs. j. D. Herndon of Pine Bluff, Ark,
came in on Monday mornings train for a
two days. stay with friends.
Miss Ethel Many, who has been visiting
relatives living in Star City, Ark, returned
home one day the latter part of last week.
Hon. W. B. Boggs came in Saturday
morning and remained with his family
until Monday, when he again left for
Baton Rouge.
Presbyterian minister, but for the past two
with old friends here Monday.
Mr.. T. w. Coulter, conductor on the
Cotton Belts work train stationed here,
got one of his feet very badly hurt the
other day. He was using crutches yes
terday.
Misses Mabel Edenton and Mamie Pay
singer, teachers in Plain Dealing High
School during the term just closed, left on
last Friday evenings train for their homes
in Tennessee.
Mr.. S. R. Doyle, until the close of the
Alden Bridge School its Principal, passed
through Plain Dealing Monday en- route to
Sarepta. He expects to leave tomorrow
for his home in Magnolia, Ark.
The gas pipe line being laid from Oil
City to St. Louis will pass under the Cotton
Belts track about one mile north of this
} place. There is some talk of the proba-
bility of our little town having gas.
Messrs. E. M. Carstarphen and his son,
Robert, will leave this morning for Dixie.
They will be accompanied as far as
, Shreveport by the younger gentleman
wife and the others daughter, Miss Pattie
> Mrs. w. B. Boggs, her two daughters
Misses Mozelle and Stella, Misses Inez
Bright and Josephine Stone and Messrs
:. w. Q. Jones, Ibrey Kidd, John Walker
Lester Mckenzie and DR.. Logan Arnolc
/ are enjoying an outing on the lakes.
t Miss Lula Willis Alison left Monday
8 morning for her home, near Benton. Sht
9 was accompanied by Miss Maude Swords
r and little Misses Gladys Mading and Bert:
May Kelly. They will be guests of Mis-
8 Alison for few days, after which Mis-
Swords and Gladys will leave for Natchi
toches.
Mr.. H. H. Montgomery made business
trip to Shreveport yesterday.
Miss Enleen billiard left yesterday TO
Waynesville, N. c., where she will spen'
8 the summer.
: Misses Tomasina and Nettie McCrani
, spent Tuesday with Mrs. E. A. Cornell Q
d near Benton.
Mr.. John Walker has accepted posi-
) ton with Cochran & Company and wi
" begin work tomorrow.
: Misses Inez Bright and Josephine Stone
i teachers in our school during the scholas
. tic year just closed, will leave to-day fo
their homes in Gadsden and Columbis
y Tenn.
- Messrs. H. M. Carpenter, C. B. Gamblir
= - w. R. Hirsch and T. R. Hughes, Shreve
- port autoists, arrived here at 9:45 th
: morning en- route to Chicago by way {
~ Little Rock, Ark. They were delayed her
. about thirty minutes on accaunt OF
70 puncture. JACK.
Haufhton.
n IN Monday, May 23.-An effort to establis
- a rural free delivery route from Haughto
:, to Bellevue and return via the Bellevue an
" Shreveport and wire roads, in on foot.
h Mr.. j. w. Morgan of Sterritt, Okla, WI
or visitor here to-day.
Mr.. D. M. Houston made bnsine
visit to Minden to-day.
Mr.. j. w. Prince of Bodcau was bus
v. ness visitor here to-day.
Mrs. Kate McCaa of Shreveport is a que
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