The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-09-21
Local and
Personal

The aeorns are beginning to fall.
Watch for the equinoxial gales and
cooler days and nights.
Mr.. John Sibley Of Vivian is here on
oa q weeks visit with the homefolks.
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earng Us three new cash subscribers.
The Parish Fair will need YOUR ey-
h;bit. No other exhibit can take its
place.
liz. Arnold Stinson, who has Just
oo0pleted a course in Texas business
college, is again at home.
Mr.. W. E. Ivey lett last Saturday for
neSoso Parish. He has his teams at
work logging for saw mill near
Keatehie.
III. 4. H. Hamiter, one of the leading
attorneys OF Lewisville, Ark, spent
Tuesday here with his cousin, Mr.. r.
L. Wyche.
The Linton School opened Monday
with forty-seven pupils enrolled. The
teachers are Misses Bama Bryan and
Hattie Bumgardner.
Mir. viii McClenaghan, Plain Deal
ing boy, but who until recently has been
located at Howard, is now here as book
keeper in Mr.. r. E. Wyche's store.
Miss Jessie Wyche returned yesterday
from Haughton, where she spent ten
DAYS as guest at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith.
Nh J. J.. Mckinney of the Rocky
Meant community asks that the an
noancemenJ be made that Concord
School viii open October I'd, with Mrs.
VIZ, Martin as teacher.
Alter spending several days here as
a guest at the home of her brother, Mr.
L G, Parker, Mrs. I. B. Hopkins, ae-
eonlpaHied by her little daughter, Annie
Lee, left yesterday for her home in
Lafayette.
4 Farmer" who writes from Linton,
has falied to make himself known to the
edioF and as a consequence his commu-
aieatioa is omitted. We do not publish
anonymous communications and this
statement has been made many times
IN these columns.
Nj. A. NJ. Wyche, accompanied by
bin father, Mr.. r. E. Wyche, left this
morning for Shreveport, where he will
consult a physician. The young man
has been in failing health for some time
md will perhaps not return here this
afternoon, but go to West Texas or some
heath resort to spend several weeks
sssTng and recuperating.
The past two issues of the Banner have
made its readers familiar with the i'll
ness Of its editor and his operation in
| Shreveport on the 9Th. 1t is again a
| pleasure to state this week that the
daily reports to come to us have all been
favorable. The editor now talks freely,
spefmitted to eat freely, looks aoelt and
viii perhaps be able to return home
some day next week.
Air. Robert L. Carstarphen, who for
several years past has resided in San
Antonia, Texas, arrived in Plain Dealing
On the I'd, accompanied by his two
sailaron. For the present he will make
hls home iii that place with his brother,
~, E. NJ. Carstarphen. We regret to
aste that he is in poor health and is
iofeed to spend most of his time in doors
aha portion of it in bed.
Ne regret to state that one OF the
Younger children of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e.
hFie, residents of old Benton, has an
ssaaek Of infantile paralysis. They are
ccapylng the residence recently vacated
" Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Carter, whose
Saey suffered an attack of this malady.
however their child's illness does MOI
wow from contagion, as is the popular
Wal .eeiief, as it was attacked before
M. hyde and family removed from the
aaae place. Sentiment is divided
'saas physicians as to whether or not
aas disease is contagious.
ah unique entertainment is planned
sseaf tewn, to be given at the Court
sssase on Friday night of next week. Il
= De a ''tacky'' party and all who
a'sslld vii be expected to dress in COS
.s.'s oeeomming the occasion. All O
IS Know what "taeky". party means
IS, q course, understand that fun is IL
~ f'f you. The invitation is general
- Perry is to be given under tht
's.sssss 81 the local Ladies' Aid Society
ssssiiasnments viii be sold, the pro
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