The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-06-02
Fifth Animal
BOssier Parish Fair
October
rs, 26, ~ and 28
1910
Plain Dealing, Louisiana

was accompanied by Mrs. John Miller and
her two daughters, Bessie and Ruth, who
remained over until yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Walker spent last Friday,
Saturday and Sunday with relatives living
near Bradley, Ark.
Misses Maude and Blanche McClena-
CHAN and Lee Sibley are visiting relatives
in Shreveport this week.
Mrs. Floyd Kendrick of Shreveport came
up Sunday evening for a visit of few
days with Mrs. P. E. Kendrick.
The meeting at the Christian Chapel
closed last Thursday night, with one ac-
cession to the church, who was baptized
the following morning.
| Mr.. Charlie Ford, who has been in
Oklahoma City, Okla, for some time, re-
turned to Plain Dealing yesterday morning
and will remain short while.
Mr.. Bessie Many, who is in the Asses
evening and remained over with her
mother until yesterday morning.
Miss Ethel Mckinney, who has for some
days been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. L.
Demoss, left here yesterday morning for
Bossier to be the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stroud and the
children went to Bradley, Ark, last Friday
to visit Mrs. Stroud's mother, Mrs. J. L.
Cochran. They returned home yesterday
morning.
Miss Birdie Hudson, who has position
with the Taylor Drug Company of Shreve-
port, came up on Friday evenings train.
She was on the way to visit her parents,
who reside near Red Land. She returned
} to Shreveport yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Murray and chill
dren of Shreveport came up Saturday ev-
ening to visit Mrs. Murray's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Cochran. Mr.. Murray re-
; turned to Shreveport yesterday morning,
but Mrs. Murray and the children will re-
main over all the week.
Since the last report the following
named have left this place to enter sum-
, mer normal schools: Misses Allie Belle
Demoss, Ethel Many, Tomasina and Net
tie McCranie and Alma Banks and Mrs.
Florence Crouch for Ruston, and Miss
, Viola Robertson for Natchitoches. All will
be away for nine weeks.
THURSDAY.
!, The fox hunters were out Monday and
| Tuesday nights, but didn't get one.
Il Mr.. Robert Carstarphen returned home
! sick yesterday from Dixie, where he was
at work.
Mrs. W. P. Allen spent yesterday in
Alden Bridge with her brother, Mr.. j. J.
: Swindle.
+ Dr.. G. w. O'Danel left on yesterday
:, mornings train for some place in the
. southwestern part of the State.
A solid car of peach baskets and knock
8 down crates was unloaded here Tuesday
and yesterday. The shipment consisted Of
# Il, 900 crates and 10000 baskets. There'l
no doubt be some peaches shipped from
n this place. JACK.
I. Monday, May 3O-Mr. and Mrs. T. L
Davis baby boy has a bad attack o
h whooping cough.
t. Mr.. Robert Keoun of Shreveport spen
Sunday night with the home folks.
ia Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Dodson were guest
h yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Allen.
DR.. and Mrs. Rupert Butler spent Sat
tt urday in Shreveport having some denta
re work done.
Mr.. T. M. Davis spent yesterday yer.
IS Dl0dSdlLly StG lllc VI Aul
Ill T. L. Davis.
Miss Alice Goodwin left Saturday after
N noon for Waldo, Ark, where she will visi
d. relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mizell we're guest
a Saturday night of their sister and brother
v. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Goodwin.
: Miss Viola Robertson left Saturday fo
Natchitoches to enter the State Normal a
Id student during the summer term.
re Rev. J. W. Terry spent Saturday nigf
y and yesterday with his son and daughter
al Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Idom of Bolinger.
1g Mr.. Carl Standberry of Hosston was
% pleasant visitor yesterday at the home
t. his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Terry.
Miss jennie Belle Goodwin is a-bed fro
fall down the cellar steps Saturday afte1
ial noon. Her condition is not thought to t
at serious. oNA.
: Bollnger.
,rt Wednesday, June 1.-The new churt
organ has at last arrived.
in More rain.
Crops are doing fine.
Tor Mr.. Honeycut of Plain Dealing was {
our streets Monday.
ire Mrs. W. F. Rogers left Sunday evenil
for her home in Thornton, Ark.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c.. Lyons attended t
singing at Pleasant Hill Church Sunday
k. Mr.. A. H. Evans and family were CUES
sit Sunday of their mother, Mrs. Fanr
Purcell