The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-09-29
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Talk up the Parish Fair!

Talk up the Parish Fair!
E;ohty-one hunters licenses have
heen sold at the Sheriff s Office.
Mr.. Richard Drew of Minden is doing
some surveying in this community.
Mrs. Dallas Jones of Shreveport is
.cending the week here with relatives.
Rev. w. A. Role and family are here
an = visit with Mrs. ROLES mother, Mrs.
Addie Neeson.
Rev. w. A. Role will preach at the
Presbyterian Church in this place Sun
day, morning and evening.
Get out your deer gun. The season
will open Saturday, and the bucks may
be legally hunted and killed until the
3ist of December.
Mr.. P. C. Taylor of Alexandria spent
two DAYS of this week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Taylor, and
the other members of the family.
DIR. S. Y. Alexander of Shreveport,
Mr.. W. M. Mccall of Bossier City and
Mr.. E. D. Taylor of this place enjoyed
fox chase near Plain Dealing Tuesday
night.
Miss Alva Aubrey left one day recently
for her home in Homer, after spending
more than a week here very pleasantly
as a guest of her cousin, Miss Myra
Taylor.
One of our South Bossier subscribers
expresses by letter her appreciation OF
the Banner in the following kindly
words: "I love the old Banner like one
Of my family, and hope will never miss
acopy."
Miss Druey Merritt of the Midway
community returned home last Saturday
afternoon from Claiborne Parish, where
she spent two weeks with relatives. She
was met here by her father, Mr.. M. R.
Merritt.
Messrs. F. B. Ogden and Will Nc
Clenaghan are leveeing for the Hick:
Company of Shreveport. They are OF
the Caddo side, and at present at worl
On the Lucas levee, the point that brok'
last year.
Messrs. T. w. w. Stinson, w. G. Bur
and others of this community have Sc
cured levee construction contracts on tn
Caddo side of the river. Mr.. E. s. Bur
has Mr.. w. G. Burt's outfit at work u
in ward one.
A family meeting was held here to-da
in the interest of the minors of the lat
A. C. Lay of Linton. Messrs. w. W
Lay, j. B. Lay, c.. b. Norman, J. A
Bumgardner and L. T. Merritt wer
among those present.
Mr.. Jodie Lay and his bride passe
through Benton Monday afternoon. HI
bride, so we are told, was a Miss Young
whose home was at some point south
Shreveport. Mr.. Lay is a son of Mr.
A. c. Lay of Linton. They were
doubt married that day, as the bride sti
wore her veil. We wish the youn
couple happy welded life.
Secure your hunting license now. II
deer season will open Saturday and v
IRE told that there are many squirrels
lie woods. The dove season opened vii
tie LIST Of this month and will close wit
he last day of February. The seast
ior shooting ducks, geese and brant w
open Saturday and close March 15t
Bue-winged teal and snipe may
killed from September 18th to April IL
The season for shooting quail does n
open until November 18th, and the b;
limit is now fifteen.
Mr.. Lee N. Bush, Principal of Bent
High School, has informed us there a
mo homes in this community whe
Nhool boys could secure free board a
bdging. Large boys who would
scme protection to the families and W
would be willing to look after the stoe
&C., are wanted. One home is with
Waking distance of the school, while
ethef is about three miles out and
hofse would be furnished. Here ;
ehances for two deserving boys who /;
"a Miling to help themselves, and \
H1ah would be Glad to hear from the