The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-08-17
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Memphis to purchase a fall stock of
goods for his store.
Mrs. Berta Wyche and children, who
have been away nearly all summer, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. G. T. Mays of Red Land stopped
here few minutes yesterday. He was
ON his way to Alden Bridge.
Mrs. Floyd Kendrick and Miss Carlee
Russell of Shreveport are spending this
week with Miss Minnie Kendrick.
Mrs. L. S. McGaughey and children,
who spent some weeks in Texas with
relatives, returned home Saturday.
The three Misses billiard of Bossier
City arrived here Saturday to spend this
week with their aunt, Mrs. H. H. Mont
gomery.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnett and her neice,
Miss Ruth Nuckolls, are spending this
week with relatives residing near Brad
ley, Ark.
Miss Ida Hightower of Burgess is
here this week as guest of her cousins,
Misses Tommie McCranie and Matte
O'Daniel.
Richard Pinson, who spent some five
weeks here with his uncle, DR.. w. F..
Bell, left Saturday to return to his home
in Texarkana, Ark.
Miss Sudie Armstead was a guest of
Miss Stella Boggs from last Thursday
to yesterday morning, when she left for
her home in Coushatta.
Mrs. T. J. Wheeler and three children
of Lewisville, Ark, were guests from
last Thursday until Sunday of Mrs.
Wheeler's sister, Mrs. j. w. Walker Of
this place.
The management for the barbecue has
1900 pounds Of meats subscribed. The
grounds have been cleaned off and the
pit will be finished and lumber for the
table hauled to-day.
4uI. y. II. SOChidA duu LII 1. N.
Keoun left Sunday for Mineral Wells,
Texas. They expect to bring Drew Mr..
Cochran's sony home if he is physically
able to stand the trip.
THURSDAY.
Judge j. N. Sandlin of Minden spent
last night in Plain Dealing.
Mr.. w. C. Banks returned Tuesday
from short business trip to Lewisville,
Ark.
Drew Cochran was brought home yes
terday, somewhat improved but still
quite i'll.
Hon. w. B. Boggs returned yesterday
from the Caddo oil fields, where he has
interests.
The young folks gave Misses Minnie
Kendrick and Carlee Russell surprise
party last evening.
Mrs. w. B. Cook of Richmond, Ark,
is spending this week here as aguest of
Mrs. j. E. Walker.
Miss Viola Robertson of Carterville is
spending a few days in Plain Dealing
with young lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam E. Nuckolls arrived
yesterday from Blanchard, where Mr..
Nuckolls has been employed.
Mrs. A. Kelly and children spent last
week and part of this week with relatives
living in Cotton Valley and Minden.
The machinery has been placed and
work begun on deep water well to be
put down on the high school grounds.
Mrs. w. H. Lowry and son, Fred, of
Hartford, Ark, were guests at the
writer's home Tuesday and that night.
Mr.. Milton B. Kidd of Ruston arrived
here Tuesday and will spend the week
with his sister, Mrs. R. Logan Arnold.
Mrs. Julia A. Zachary, from out near
Carterville, is a guest for few days of
her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Allen of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rabb of Eliza
beth arrived here yesterday and will
spend month with friends and rel
atives.
Hon. w. J. Johnston, formerly of the
Emma community has removed to Plain
Dealing and will make his home here in
| the future. JACK.