The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-10-13
Local and
Personal
~, for vour oysters. sir!

terday morning.
NJ. w. V. Lay of Linton, who is not
often a visitor, was mixing with his
friends here Monday.
f,nr friend Mr.. j. M. Sentell OF Cairo
,lantation is now riding around in a
brand new automobile.
4 son of Mr.. w. A. Bounds OF Rocky
nount has come here to enter our school.
Ne is stopping at the home of Mr.. and
] Mrs. w. G. Burt.
Mr.J.F. Adair Of Ivan and Mr.. w. M.
Mccall of Bossier City expect to ship
two car loads of cattle from this place
soue time tomorrow.
Hon. E. S. Dortch, Registrar of Vot-
ers. informs us that there are at present
gs registered voters in the parish, all
White and 819 Democrats.
Mr. H. Belcher of this place has
INST harvested 316 bushels of corn from
! fye-acre patch. This, of course, was
grown in the river bottoms, but it is a
good yield for any soil.
Mr.J.J. Mckinney of Rocky Mount
vas here yesterday for the purpose of
entering his son Tom in Benton High
School. He is stopping at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stinson.
Collections at the Shreveport bridge
for the past month were as follows:
East end. o. Nuckolls, day collector,
s7s2; B. F. Cook, night collector, s195.
West end-day, S736.85; night, $f97.85.
DR.. w. M. Baker of Arcadia, Grand
Masonic Lecturer for the State, visited
the local lodge Monday and Tuesday
nights. He left yesterday morning for
Plain Dealing, and expects to return
home tomorrow.
Misses Leila White and Aline Sibley
OF this place are now teaching school
in Grand Lake, Cameron Parish. We
are told they have an enrolment of more
than eighty pupils and are no doubt
kept pretty busy.
Mr.. C. A. Heifner and family, who for
some months have resided in Abilene,
Texas, have removed to this place. They
we're formerly residents of the parish for
years and are gladly welcomed back.
Mr.. Heifner is a brother of Mrs. J. E.
Rodgers, wife of our hotel proprietor.
Oysters will be served by the Ladies
Aid Society at the Masonic hall in this
place from about $3.50 this evening unit
the lodge adjourns and the crowd dis
perses. Remember, that popular prices
will prevail and that the supper will bt
given for the benefit of local churches.
Mrs. j. M. Henderson of Rocky Noun
spent Monday here as a guest OF Mrs
Jos. E. Johnston. She was joined Tues
day by Mr.. Henderson and they left TO
the Caddo side of the river, where sh
visited Mrs. Alfred Irion and Mr.. Hen
derson attended the Presbytery held a
Dixie.
From our Shreveport exchanges "
learn that those who expect to make ex
hibits at the State Fair must enter ther
on or before the 22d, on which date th
entry books will be closed. This ap
plies to all departments, and no excep
ions will be made. Also, the exhibit
must be in place by November list.
The rains of last week-on Monda!
Tuesday and Wednesday-caused dro
in the temperature and the days ha'
since been quite pleasant and some
the nights little cold. Some OF OF
neighbors have had fires at their homt
even during the day. It is again cloud
this is written Tuesday, and rain
threatened.
Messrs. T. w. w. Stinson, c. O. Gayl
]. NJ. Montgomery and R. E. Wyche
this place spent Thursday and Friday
last week at Indian Mound Camp out
Bodcau. They took enough fish for can
use and brought some home, but gan
hsh were said not to be striking We
Mr.. Stinson, not considered one OF o
most successful fishermen, caught Il
largest string.
Mr.. Charles H. Hanks has closed /
cold drink stand in this place and l.
Monday for Texarkana, where he W
spend few days before proceeding
Dallas, Texas, where he has accepted
position with his brother Tom. Char
dld a good business here during t
summer and his many friends regret tt
the change in seasons has forced him
close his place and seek other emplo
ment.
The Police Jury held one-day's 81
sion here Tuesday. All members W.
present. Messrs. w. G. Rascoe a
y. H. Bishop were elected the day a
night toll collectors at the Shrevep
ridge. The Parish Treasurer's rep
showed the overdraw to be ST., $50.
Warrants in the amount of about 81
yere issued, $1,000 of this amount bel
: donation to the School Board and S
election expenses.
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hacking and tearing the delicate me
frames OF your throat if you want to
nnoyed. But if you want relief, "
g be cured, take Chamberlain Co,