The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-03-02
| In and Out of Town
\ All the Local News Told in Paragraphs
ZEE Wyche's ad on page one.

This is the season to kill the hawks.
The local passenger train now arrives
and departs from the new L. and A. depot
in Shreveport.
Mr.. M. E. Hyde of Linton has moved to
me of the plantations on the river front
near this place.
The weather has again cleared and this
e cool, crisp day, flooded with sunshine.
There was heavy frost last night.
Mr. Ed Logan is at last able to walk by
Tho aid of crutches, but has ordered braces
for his ankles. He made trip down town
last Friday.
Messrs. L. C. Parker and A. M. Wyche
left Sunday for New Orleans to attend
Mardi Gras. They are expected home to-
day or tomorrow.
Peace's mill, which was destroyed by
fire some weeks ago is again under opera
ton. but the shed has not been completed
The mill is located at old Dixie-Dixon's
Cross Roads.
WAt an early date there will appear in
the Banner Tin two weekly installments) a
new six-column feature entitled Chow to
Fight the Boil Weevil.' Watch for it and
be sure you read it.
Mr.. S. W. Neville returned to Benton
last Thursday, looking somewhat improved
physically He again went to Shreveport
Tuesday, not expecting to return here until
the weather grows little milder.
A number of the smaller farms and some
Of the plantations in this parish have been
advertised and posted. It is said to be in
some measure due to the practice persisted
in by some of hunting on the Sabbath.
The Banners church and lodge direc-
tory is not yet near enough correct for
publication. It is hoped that between this
time and next Thursday, when it will APP
pear in print, additional corrections will
be sent in.
Friends will regret to learn that Mr..
F. B. Ogden has mild attack of pneumo-
MIA. He has been sick ever since last Sat-
urday, when he had a chill, and Tuesday
his attending physician announced his
illness pneumonia.
Mr.. E. D. Taylor has leased 1907 acre
tract of land three miles east of Bossier
1 City tout on the old shed road) and will
engage in the dairy business. He has
already secured COWS and is now having
his barns, ETC., erected.
Collections at the Shreveport bridge for
the past month were as follows: East
end day, by w. c. Rascoe, S545.5O;
night, by W. H. Bishop, $1,000. West
ead-day, by W. c. Haden, S541.80;
night, by C. E. Richler, S10805.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Heifner died last Saturday, the interment
taking place in Chalybeate Grave Yard
lnear Plain Dealing) Sunday. The little
fellow suffered a prolonged illness, first
having measles and then pneumonia. He
was about twelve months of age.
On Friday of next week a meeting Of
Loudon Butler Camp, U. CIV, will be held
IN this place. At this time new officers will
oe elected and delegates to the Little Rock
Reunion named. The Adjutant urges that
az members who possibly can be present,
q the meeting is an important one.
Mr.. Park Birdwell, a former resident of
Bossier Parish, but who for several years
past has resided in Las Cruces, New Mex.
Will move back to Louisiana. He and his
iamiy will locate in Shreveport. He has
now been in that city for some months and
his son, John, has just joined him.