The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-06-29
IN and Out of Town
Al the Local News Told In Paragraphs

Ms C.. 0. Gayle has returned home from Min
- where she visited relatives.
Mrs. George Grosjean of Shreveport, accompa-
Ia by her two little children, is here on visit
nh Mrs. r. A. Smith, her aunt.
NJ and Mrs. Robert Lyles Wyche left Sunday
8. Alexandria to spend week at the home of Mrs.
uyyebe's brother, Mr.. P. c. Taylor.
Arc n. Bragg and children left Sunday for
c..tor station on the L. and A. (near Winnheld)
J where Mr.. Bragg has secured employment.
,,;ss Mary Caldwell left Tuesday for her home
!, plain Dealing after spending several days here
-sth Mrs. L. c. Parker and her guests, the Misses
Handy OF Monroe
panton has been so full of visitors this week
"a : MANY of the Banners friends have called
,h.t,s its out of the question to think of making
nersonal mention of all of them.
Remember, big barbecue, to which you and
or friends are cordially invited, will be given at
: .ha Pine Grove school house (near Midway to-
morrow. Plenty to eat, free ice water and two
n.ll Games are promised. And that's just about
s what il takes to draw crowd here in Bossier.
The nrogressive firm of Brown & Parker now
have a shoe sale on. They offer to sell you a
saasonable shoe, and a good one, for a less money
than YOU can secure it elsewhere. The sale will
B lsst only three days-to-day, tomorrow and Sat-
uriav. Save on the price of pair of shoes while
you can.
The attention of the Banners patrons is again
called to the fact that we will not sandwich paid
reading notices between these paragraphs. In
oter words no paid reading notice is run under
III heading "In and Out of Town." We hold that
such a practice cheapens the appearance OF a
newspaper.
The defeated candidate often dislikes to pay an
announcement fee and some OF them won't do so.
For this reason most publishers demand the cash
IN advance for announcements. Such is the rule
in the Banner Office, and we treat all alike. Send
Tie cash, if you expect to see your announcement
il print. The Banners rate is S. to candidates
@ lar ward Offices and $40 to all others.
NJ Members of the Cottage Grove Cemetery
Association respectfully asked to forward their
dues to Mr.. N. w. Sentell of Collinsburg, who has
authority to receive same and who has authorized
this notice. The season has approached when inn
movements are usually made in country ceme-
teres and he. says some are now needed at Cot
faee Grove This notice will not appear next week
u again remind you, so addend to the matter now
Last Friday, while in Shreveport, we had the
pleasure Of meeting old friend-Mrs. Sam r
DuBois-w who was on her way to Hosstonn to vlsi
her father, Mr.. ]. B. Thompson, and the members
his family. She was just from GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
where she and Mr.. Dubois have been for severa
years and where he was studying for the ministry
&c has finished his course and been assigned to {
charge in Meadville, Miss, to which place he wen
last week to locate.
Mr. A. D. Barnes and Miss Ada Goodwin wer'
united in marriage in Ivan to-day, Justice L. M
Burks performing the ceremony. The bride is
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodwin OF tina
place, who are we'll known to number OF tn
Banners readers and we'll thought OF. Mr.. Barne
moved to Bossier from Grant Parish only abou
~ months ago, but we are told that he is found t
= worthy young fellow and is fast makln
trends. They will continue to reside in this parish
they have the writer's congratulations and bes
eishes for their future.
Mi. ]. NJ Henderson of Rocky Mount announce
hthis issue OF the Banner as candidate for Cler
Court. He is a clever gentleman, an unflinchin
and uncompromising friend, an active worker /
eseral OF our best lodges and very deslraDl
etsen indeed. He married in our parish, Is no
nHounded by happy family and the loving tle
eat 30 to hold such together, and is in every wa
serving Of the terms "good husband, good fathe
Nd neghbor." He is an excellent penman an
erienced in clerical work and is eminent
Alshhed to fill the Office he seeks.
AZ s. G. Adger stopped at the Banner ofice
& mess Monday morning and while here Gale
II ~ sttention to the two colts that were folloWin
nares hitched to his buggy They are pret
1 about as well developed as any we have SCI
. 3 long time. They are also well bred and
sAtects to exhibit them at the Parish Fair. Th
NY are exceptionally we'll bred is perhaps pa
~ Que to the fact that we now have annu
1en Our local fairs are doing much for the gel
" development OF Bossier and they are worth
d ho support and liberal encouragement of eve
q men in the parish
& new aspirant for public favor in our parish
~ =. y 1. Crawford of Plain Dealing, who a
& saees IN to-day's issue of the Banner as ca
Z .se ior Assessor. Mr.. Crawford is mercha
s. .: as home town, an energetic and progressi
- and well liked. He is at present JUST
sace, but has never before sought an otfl
81 me gift of the people of the entire paris
"a s Naive of Bossier Parish, and a member
MI e family, having three sisters and t
sss all living. His father was j. B. Ora
III Georgian and Confederate veteran
- g the Vance Guards, Nineteenth Lou
s. negament. He resided in this parish
ss M Crawford is still young man, full
a i, ana no doubt we'll qualified to fill
Is ~ re seeks. He expects to solicit your su
s person and promises to later have SON
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