The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-05-25
n and Out of Town
= the Local News Told In Paragraphs

esrof ice Tuesday.
] Miss Leila White returned home from South
louisiana last Saturday.
,.om her visit to Texas towns.
uor pleasant evening lend your presence at the
s,..oal entertainment tomorrow.
10 G. Biggs of Bellevue and his eldest son.
,.hn Emmett, are here to-day on business.
,s;ss Pauline Dawson spent Saturday and Sun
..~;n shreveport as a guest of Mrs. S. H. Dowell
s. and Mrs. John S. Boggs of Vivian are guests
s he home of Mrs. Maggie Sibley, Mrs. Boggs'
potter.
s, R. H. Gulledge, now of Oil City, spent yes
...aa, here with his mother, and the other men,
hers Of the family.
III. 2. H. Belcher was again behind the counters
.turgehe,s store yesterday after an absence and
stghf illness Of two days.
Mr. George Nattin of Collinsburg passed through
Beaton Tuesday on his way home from Shreveport,
rkere he had been on business
Misc Curtis Sibley on Saturday of last week
.a.n suffered sudden and critical illness (acute
;ad,ossfion) but is now much better.
/ The Police Jury will convene in this place on
noaaay, June 9Th, as Board Of Review to receive
I ia iaif assessment roll for the parish.
Mr. 4 4. Middleton of McAlester, Okla, is
yiIar at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Swords.
The Young man is Mrs. Swords nephew,
Mrs. George Thurber of Gayle and two of her
arthers. Arthur and Clyde Gayle, are visitors at
Z A. harne of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
co. Gayle.
Nessrs. Brown Parker have contracted to lease
ne lover floor of the Masonic Hall and will move
ter stock Of goods into that building by June 1st
il the necessary improvements can be made by
that time
Mr. Bernie Smisson, whose residence is some
miles south of this place, underwent rather pain
I'LL but not serious operation at one OF the Shreve-
psrt sanitarums Monday. He is now said to be
dong we'll
The Linton boys came here on Friday of last
week to play game of baseball with the local
niae The Benton boys won out by number OF
,ans and the game is said to have been rather one
Eded Try 'em again, Linton.
TIE program for tomorrow evenings school en-
srsainment promises to be highly entertaining.
NJ gains have been spared in drilling the pupils
FOUL want to be present, OF course.
srs. C. P. Chaffe left Monday for her home in
Naaen after spending two weeks very pleasantly
b Benton as guest of Mrs. G. 0. Gayle, hel
sasin. Many of the Banners readers will re-
member Mrs. Chaffe as pretty Miss Jennie Taylor
iii. and Mrs. ]. M. Montgomery returned home
lhslatter part of last week from Texarkana, Ark.
where they we're called on account of the serious
ahess Of Mrs. David Wallace, their daughter. A
as time Of going to press we are not advised as t.
~. Wallaces condition.
H.A A. r. Thompson of near Collinsburg ant
aaps, ". ]. Hughes of Shreveport were passenger
a. Monday afternoons northbound train. Mr.
zannpson spent the day in Shreveport shopping
elk Hughes was on his way to Hughes Spur TO
mort visit with his son, Hon. w. G. Hughes.
a. the Banners readers know, DR.. and Mrs
~ =. Parker are now located in st. Martinvill
sk Aartn Parish) where DR.. Parker has beel
rAaching for some months. He will perhaps Civ
ne charge account of failing strength, an
sl ne and Mrs. Parker are expected here mex
nm'h for protracted visit at the home OF thei
g, MI. 1. C. Parker.
Mss Madge Sentell of Collinsburg, who durin
M % Monday mornings southbound train. Sh
81 @ her way to Baton Rouge to be present
- enhancement exercises of Louisiana Stat
ealVsasity She will later visit relatives living
~ bunkie and Baker and will not return hon
sone three weeks or MORE
Z kneads of Hon. Allen H. Hamiter of Lewisvill
81 ~ efe trying to bring him out as a candida
. Attoney General for that State. We ha'
81 I'D aosery favorable newspaper clippings urgir
3 make the race. This will be bit OF new
81 sceiyed by his many Bossier Parish friend
sTi A wish him well and some of them would
y step across the line and "give him lii"
seat he does enter the race.
snes Louise Alison, Julia Falls, Mary Call
s Margaret Colbert and Jessie Wyche, all
egace and all teachers in Benton High Scho
49, tae last named, were guests Sunday at
49, 9 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Logan
8 saceyllle. The writer has been told that
Il delicious spread, delightfully."- served.
sssAe ladies' declare that they had most
81 sssss gay. Other guests present were DR.. G.
i "a neighbor, and Mr.. S. w. Vance
ID q 49, Parish, Mrs. Logans brother.
thursday evening of last week those mel
81 = We Benton Dramatic Club who had pa
IS @ scent production of 'sTony, the Convict
saes's at the Benton Hotel, by invitatie
- 4om the gracious little propretress, NJ
sskker, at an excellent luncheon. The lea
Aon the board) was taken by lordly re
n1 $50 q the family of great American bird
- - III turn. This handsome dish was hanf
81 etner good things and followed by CO
~ eam as fitting farewell to other THU
-. one. Very pretty hand-painted pl
~ n each plate and the guests found tn
reading from these one of their own Ii
Ezss play. Nearly all of the members OF