The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-02-23
Correspondence
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, Feb. 21.-Real winter weather
to-day.
Mr.. J. j. Robertson shipped car of hogs
Saturday to Fl. Worth, Texas.
Rev. ]. L. Lay spent several days of last
week in Texarkana, returning home Sat-
urday morning.
Miss Eunice Maddox of Bolinger spent
Sunday very pleasantly with Mrs. w. B.
Boggs and Miss Grace Williams.
Sheriff Edwards of Benton was in Plain
Dealing last week collecting this years
licenses from our business houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Montgomery, who
have been in Texas some two weeks or
more returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Strayhan of Alden Bridge,
who was a guest for few days Of Mrs.
J. E. Walker, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. T. z. Barnett spent from Saturday
morning to yesterday morning in Arkana
as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Lester.
Miss Matte Kelly entertained last Friday
evening with party. Eight couples were
present, and the time passed pleasantly.
The Antrim Lumber Company shipped a
car load of team mules from this place last
Friday morning. They were consigned to
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor, who have
for some time made their home in Denver,
COL, returned last Friday to visit the
home folks.
The telephone company has all its tele-
phones again in operation. Mr.. Sargent
completed his work Saturday and returned
to Shreveport Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. W. Lowry, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Carstarphen for nearly two weeks, return
ed to her home near Benton last Friday.
Assistant State Veterinarian Eicherber-
ger of Shreveport reached Plain Dealing
on Saturdays local freight train. He came
here to examine horse that had died the
night before from what was feared to be
CHAMBERS. He pronounced it CHAMBERS and
; ordered the carcass cremated, which was
promptly done. He had horse and four
of the parish road mules killed, while
others were examined for the disease, but
definite decision was not arrived at.
THURSDAY.
Miss Julia Sibley is again at the switch
board in the local telephone exchange.
The Town Council has got busy and is
, having more walks and bridges construct
ed and some mud holes in the streets filled.
Wedding bells are soon to ring again
This time for Mr.. W. H. Kelly and Miss
Bessie Many, who are to be married on
Monday, the 9th.
Mr.. Clyde Tally of Haynesville, young
: man who has been attending the high
school in this place, left Tuesday for his
e home After spending few days there
he will go to Waco, Texas, to take course
! in one of the large schools of that city.
Mr.. E. R. Mading had car loaded will
his household effects yesterday, and it will
at once be forwarded to Houston, Texas
It Mention was made in last weeks Banne
: of the intention of the family to remove t.
the Texas city. However, Mrs. Madin'
and the children will not leave here for
week or ten day yet. JACK.
"a Haughton.
]. Monday, Feb. 2O.-Operations at tn
Il Oakland oil we'll are now being directe
Z toward the development of gas in payin
1t quantities. There is already prett
d strong flow of gas, but its value is impair
ed by the presence of salt water. They ar
NJ now trying to block off the water.
t, The cold snap has brought plenty {
ID fresh pork to this market.
= Mr.. j. G. Willis contemplates moving
Doyline soon, so as to be nearer to h
NJ saw mill.
n, Mr.. C. H. Harper of Vivian and Mil
10 Ruth Diffey of near Haughton were mai
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