The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-10-26

WIiI!IlilI!l!iiIlIllilIl Observation-Disclosures
doctor advised no serious ailment was
shown in his case.
Mr.. G.. N. Brown of Doyline was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Politics seem to be a lost art in our
end of the parish. We never hear any,
thing except an occasional "Hurrah, for
HALL"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hall have gone to
Ruston to attend the bedside of Mr..
Halls brother, who is seriously ill with
swamp fever.
A decision by the court in the Bos-
er-Bienville Parish line suit is ex-
pected, during the first week in Novem-
Der, when court will convene in Arcadia.
Mr.. w. H. Quinn, who has been depot
agent here for about five years, has been
promoted to the Rayville agency, and
will leave about November 1st. Mr..
Quinn and family are popular, and our
people are 10th to give them up.
Mr.. George Jones Of Bossier Point
left for New Orleans Friday to take the
Pasteur treatment. He was bitten by
dog some ten days ago. The dog died
soon afterward with fits and Mr.. Jones
feared it might have been rabid.
The program for the children's Sun
day School "Rally Day" service, to be
held on the first Sunday in November,
has been revised, as the children are too
busy in school to rehearse. For that
reason the program will be short and
Rev. Sloane will preach at the usual
hour. This being the first service in the
new church, a large congregation is ex-
pected.
Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, Oct. A.-Considerably cool
er the last few days.
Mr.. Paul Allen is having new metal
roof put on his residence.
Mrs. J. P. Mitchell of Texarkana,
Ark, was a guest last week of Plain
Dealing friends.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j
C. Bolinger was inferred in the cemetery
here yesterday forenoon.
Miss Eula Hanks of Benton spent last
week here very pleasantly with rela-
tives, returning home Sunday.
Miss Ollie Startling, who is teaching
a class in music at Bolinger, spen
Saturday and Sunday in Plain Dealing
Miss Louise Alison returned Sun.
day to her home near Benton after hav'
ing spent a few days very pleasant!
with friends.
Mrs. Floyd Kendrick returned tt
Shreveport Saturday, after spending
few days here with her mother, Mrs.
A. Kendrick.
Mr.. J. o. Nuckolls arrived here Sun
day morning on his way home afte
spending some four weeks with a daugh
: er, Mrs. w. A. Simpson of Pine Bluff
Ark.
Mr.. H. H. Montgomery left yesterda
J morning for business trip to Rayville
Mangham and Winnsboro, in Richlan
and Franklin Parishes. He will b
r gone until Thursday.
Mr.. Dan w. Hudson of near here an
Miss Mary Green of Bolinger wei
! united in marriage in Plain Dealin
t Sunday afternoon at the home of M
j and Mrs. J. L. Crawford. Mr.. Crav
e ford, justice, tied the knot. Next!
Messrs. H. C. Keeth of Woodvill
Texas, and J. c. Keeth of Olive, Texa
!. spent last week with their brother, M
J. P. Keeth, and son and nephew, M
4 J. Ben Keeth. Mr.. ]. c. Keeth had n
before visited in this section for abo
Il thirty years. They both left for the
homes Monday.
THURSDAY.
e Mr.. B. A. Kelly of Benton is in tov
: to-day.
IL Frost every morning this week exec
this morning.
> Mr.. M. C. Wright made business tt
to Frostville, Ark, yesterday.
III Hon. w. B. Boggs left Tuesday
Minden to attend the Webster Pari
t. Fair. He is expected home tomorrow
+. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Har
s. son last night at eight O'Clock, Fl
Or bow. Both the mother and child are d
ing nicely.
III Wright & Sons new saw mill will I
tn be ready for operation by November 1
as was expected, but work on the sa
of is progressing rapidly. Operations v
st be begun at an early date.
a. 1t can now be safely said that elect
lights for this place are certain
r The light plant is here and will be
in in at once. Some of the lines have bt
ne surveyed and the poles delivered.
he Our town can boast of nine candida
- for parish and ward offices-one
&C State Senator, one for Representa-
9 one for Assessor, three for Police Jul
. two for Justice of the Peace and one
3 Constable.