The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-09-07

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The Banner has been ordered mailed
70 MISS Belle Johnston, who is now
teaching in Martin, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. w. Stinson and
Mrs. Stinson's sister, Miss Sallie It'd
well, are again at home.
Mr.. Frank Neeson, still in the emplov
of the Frost-Johnson Lumber Company
at Mobile, is at home on weeks visit.
Mr.. w. A. Fortson and family re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Vivian.
where they spent some days with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Pauline Dawson returned home
Monday from Shreveport, where she
spent several days having her throat
treated.
Automobiles are becoming common.
One or more out of Shreveport are to be
seen on the streets of Benton nearly
every day.
Rev. H. w. Cudd has written that he
will not be here to fill his regular ap-
pointment Sunday. He will not be here
until Monday.
Mrs. J. S. Allison returned home last
Saturday from Mineral Wells, Texas,
where she spent two weeks for the bene-
fit Of her health.
Mr.. Clyde Biggs Of Bellevue is Wis
itor here. He recently returned from
Arkadelphia, Ark, where he went in
search OF employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jorden of the
Linton community are a newly married
couple to whom we find pleasure in
mailing the Banner gratis.
Collections at the Shreveport bridge
for the past month were as follows:
East end-day, s642; night, $3.50. West
end-day, s65O.SO; night, s218.70.
Mrs. M. Groner and her three children
returned to Shreveport Monday after
spending several days pleasantly here as
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Willer, Mrs. Groner's parents.
Miss Winnie Brownlee left Saturday
for Cotton Valley. After short visit
there with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Rob-
ertson, she proceeded to Ruston, where
she entered Louisiana Industrial Insti-
tute.
Mr.. j. G. Barnett, foreman for one of
the parish good roads outfits, has again
requested US to forward his paper to
| Bossier City. He has taken his crew to
that place to work on the approaches to
the v, S. and P. bridge.
Miss Ethel Many of Plain Dealing
was a passenger on last Friday after
Moons northbound train. She was re-
turning home from Vivian, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. J. H. Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler removed to that
place some weeks ago.
les Send the Banner to your son Oh
daughter now away from home in school
They viii appreciate it, and you won'l
have to write them so often. Don't SEND
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remit so cents. The subscription price
by the month is 10 cents.
Mr.. Howard Doles, son of Mr.. anG
Mrs. r. S. Doles of Collinsburg, was &
passenger on last Friday afternoon
northbound train. He has just finished
his term as an inferno at the Shreveport
Charity Hospital and was on his wa!
home for months rest before returning
to Tulane University New Orleans) t.
resume his studies in medicine.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Parker left yes
terday morning after spending severa
days here at the home of their son, Mr.
L. C. Parker. They went direct t.
Mansfield where they will remain ;
week, or longer, with another son-Mr
James N. Parker-before proceeding tt
Lafayette, where they will spend tn
fall and winter with their daughter, Mrs
T. B. Hopkins.
The series of services at the Presby
terian Church, conducted by Rev. B. H
Holt of Plain Dealing and Rev. w. A
Role, were brought to close with tn
Sunday evening service. There were n
+ accessions to the church by conversion
but it is safe assertion to say that thi
| community has been greatly benefitte
, bv the number of earnest and wholesom
) sermons preached.
While in Shreveport last Friday W
were informed that Miss Annie Johnso
had a few days previous returned fror
Boggs' Springs, Ark, looking the pict
ure Of health. She spent some week
there Incorporating. She left one da
l this week for Roswell, New Mex, wher
? she will teach this scholastic year. He
T. friends will be pleased to learn that sh
l has secured lodging in the home OF Rev
t and Mrs. U. B. Curry, former resident
!. of Shreveport, and known to many {
5 the Banners readers.
! Miss Annie Martin, accompanied b
her brother, Mr.. Will Martin, left la'
r Saturday for Bossier City, where sf
t had a short visit with her sister, Mr.
0 n. A. Arnold, before proceeding
a NIooringsport, where she will teacl
c The school there opened Monday an
: will be under the direction of Miss Vii
4 oinia Dorman Of Arcadia and Miss Ma