The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-03-03
Plain Dealing Dots.

Tuesday, March 1.-Mr. J. H. Gibbs of
Bolinger and Miss Minnie Watkins of this
place were Economically united in marriage
IN the open road near this place Sunday
afternoon. Your correspondent is told that
Rev. J. L. Lay of Bolinger said the cere-
mony that made them husband and wife.
But few were present to witness it. "Loye
will find way
Mr.. David Gibson of Belcher is selling
cotton in town to-day.
Mr.. Emmett Mading of Shreveport came
In on this evenings train.
Prof. E. D. Burgess, now of Clinton, has
Deen here on a short visit. He left this
morning.
Mrs. John E. Murray and children of
Shreveport are spending the week with
Mrs. S. H. Cochran, Mrs. Murray's
mother
Mrs. Lloyd Kendrick came in from
Shreveport one day last week to visit Mrs.
+. =. kendrlck. She returned home yes
terday morning.
Regardless of the gloomy looking FORE
noon, a few of our local sportsmen were
out shooting quail Monday the last day
OF the open season.
Mrs. K. E. Lee and her son, George, of
Benton are in Plain Dealing and will spend
this week and next week with Mrs. Lee
mother, Mrs. E. L. Allen.
Mrs. Walter Waldrop of Oklahoma City,
Okla, is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. W. H. Demoss. She says
she isn't going back to Oklahoma.
DR.. T. N. Keoun has purchased new
soda nfoin hoo
soon be installed in his drug store It is
the best yet to be brought to our town.
DR.. R. Logan Arnold is preparing to
move at an early date. He will occupy
Mr.. A. L. Beaumont's former stand, next
door to the postofice, as soon as necessary
changes can be made in the building.
Prof. John S. Boggs, now of Alberta,
came in Saturday night, but returned
Sunday morning. Mrs. Boggs accompa-
MED him here and is spending the week.
She will return to Alberta not earlier than
Saturday.
Misses King and Swift of Lewisville,
Ark, will entertain at the Opera House
Friday night, Miss King reciting and Miss
Swift with songs, sung in her own style.
An enjoyable evening is promised. The
prices of admission will be Is and Is cents
The writer has been requested to state
that Mr.. Robert Harris OF the Pleasant Hill
community, who has been confined to bed
several weeks with broken leg, is able to
be out again. Glad to know you are up,
Bob, and hope you'll soon be yourself
again.
Brown Brothers of Shreveport are day
unloading and hauling out to the oil we'll
few miles north of this place some 1900
feet of 81 inch casing. Drilling is pro-
crossing rapidly enough, considering the
number of rocks that have been found in
the path of the drill.
Miss Alma Keoun, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. T. N. Keoun of this place, and
now student in the State Normal, at
Natchitoches, writes that she narrowly
escaped having measles, but that she did
not lose day from her studies. There
have been number of cases of the dis
ease in the school.
Mr.. w. H. Stroud was taken suddenly i'll
Saturday night and on Sunday morning
was taken to Shreveport to the North
Louisiana Sanitarium. It was the inten-
ton that an operation should follow at
once, but your correspondent learned
to day from DIR. w. F. Bell, who is with
him, that he hasn't as yet undergone the
operation for the reason that he still has
fever.