The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-06-15
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, June 13. Several degrees
cooler this morning.
Mr.. D. A. johnson of Blanchard was
here Sunday.
Mr.. A. M. Wyche of Benton spent Sum
day in our town.
Mr.. H. D. Kelly made business trip to
Shreveport last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mashaw of Ruston
were passengers on Mondays southbound
train.
Mrs. N. w. Sentell of Collinsburg was a
visitor esterday-shopping and visiting
friends.
Miss Oma billiard returned Saturday
from Richmond, Va, where she has been
for about eighteen months.
Miss Enleen billiard left yesterday for
Hughes Springs, Texas, where she will
spend portion of the summer.
MIR. Leon Sanders, who has charge of
the Government weather apparatus in this
place, reports 1O4 degrees Sunday.
Miss Ola Watkins, who has been in Tex
arkana for some time, returned last Friday
morning for visit with her mother, Mrs.
j. G. Foster.
Misses Tomasina McCranie and Matte
j O'Daniel made trip to Pine Bluff, Ark,
Friday to Sunday to visit their cousin and
brother, DR.. J. Calvin O'Daniel.
Miss Alma Banks is spending this week
with friends at Rocky Mount, after which
she will go to Cotton Valley for few days
and from there to Minden, to visit week
or so.
! Mr.. George w. Demoss, sexton, has re-
quested the writer to state that Monday of
next week (the 19th) will be work day at
the Plain Dealing Cemetery. All inter-
ested are requested to be present. Take
your dinner with you and go dressed in
your work clothes. Axes, bushhooks,
mattocks, hoes and shovels are tools that
will be needed.
/ THURSDAY.
i Mrs. L. S. McGaughey and children were
visitors to Shreveport Tuesday.
/ Messrs. j. F. Nuckolls and j. A. Car
starphen were visitors to Shreveport Tues
day.
Miss Sue Hightower left Tuesday for
} Haughton to spend the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Smith.
Il Mrs. R. L. Arnold is giving the little
! girls picnic to-day in the woods northeast
!, of town in honor Of her little sister, Nellie
Greer.
Mrs. j. L. Crawford is spending the re-
mainder of this week (from yesterday
with her mother, Mrs. j. Fl. Sutton of Bos-
, sier City.
Miss Ollie Pickett of Collinsburg left on
yesterday mornings train for Houston,
Texas, to visit her sister Julia-Mrs. G. r.
/ MARYLAND. She may reman there the en-
tire summer.
Everything in this section, with the ex-
ception of some cotton, is suffering very
much for rain. Some corn is already dead
and unless rain comes soon we will have q
corn famine.
Miss Emma Gray Haynes, who spent
several weeks here, left Tuesday fol
Shreveport, where she will remain until this
afternoon, when she will leave for hel
home in Belcher.
The report is current that we may have
two automobiles in town soon. DR.. w. F
Bell was in Shreveport Tuesday, presume.
bly, looking aroung with the intention O
making purchase.
DR.. T. N. Keoun and daughters, Misse!
Alma and lola, were visitors to Shreveport
yesterday. The young ladies were shop
ping, but your correspondent thinks DR.
Keoun went as prospective auto pur
chaser.
Mr.. s. R. Doyle of Arkadelphia, Ark,
former principal of the school at Alder
Bridge, arrived here Tuesday morning
spending the day and night with his sister
Mrs. Leon Sanders, leaving yesterda,
morning for Alden Bridge for q few days
Mr.. Robert F.. BRIGHT. who taupht q