The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-05-16
Plain Dealing Dots.

Monday, May 13.-Messrs. H. M. Bailey
and H. NJ Matlock, the two veterans who
went from this place to the Macon, Ca,
reunion, speak highly of their entertain
ment while there and declare that it was
most enjoyable occasion.
Services were conducted at the Christian
Church yesterday by Elder George Rance.
Miss Ethel Many, returned home Satur-
day evening. During the past scholastic
year she taught at Lisbon, Claiborne
Parish.
Miss Alabel Demoss, teacher of the Can
field (Ark.) school, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Demoss.
Miss Carrie Wyche left to-day for
Shreveport to resume her work after
spending the week end here with the
home folks.
Mrs. Birdie. Swearingen, now residing
in Winfield, spent few days Of the past
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Hudson Of Red Land, returning home
yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Dodson of Carterville, an aged
Confederate veteran. who was recently
hurt by a fall from, his saddle horse, and
who has been at Shreveport sanitarum
for some weeks, returned home Saturday
evening, greatly benefited.
Much interest is being manifested in the
commencement sermon Of Plain Dealing
| High School, which will be delivered in
| the assembly hall of the school Sunday by
Rev. A. Inman Townsley of Arcadia. The
seating capacity of the hall will no doubt
be taxed to its limit.
Mr.. w. S. Bradberry, who becomes
attached to his dogs just the same as any
other fancier, and perhaps little bit
more, is at present deploring the loss of
a pretty little fox terrier pup. If any of
the boys took it as joke it is only proper
that they return it now, before we have to
begin setting up with our good friend. He
promises to ask no questions and ''set 'em
up'' to the soft drinks for the crowd when
it is returned.
One OF the heaviest transforms to visit
this place for some years fell last Thurs
day night and again on Friday morning.
panied by hail, which did considerable
ing vegetation. At Collinsburg Mr.. N. w.
no little from the hail. Some acres OF
1SOIlOli oil IIlo E1dSO Will AdSO w W IL
planted. Mr.. Jim Kirklin of Antrim had
his crops about ruined. He will have
practically all Of them to plant over.
A regular meeting of Bossier Lodge, K.
of P, was held here Saturday night, Mr..
L. S. McGaughey, the Cotton Belts agent
at this place, was raised to the rank OF
knight. Messrs. Ford, Seabaugh, Smith,
Durbin, Spring, Dunn and Love of the
Alden Bridge Lodge were present as
visitors. The evening passed pleasantly
and after the lodge had finished its labors
all adjourned to Mr.. j. T. Dudney's res
taurant, where apetizing refreshments
were served. This feature of the evenings
program was, Of course, much enjoyed
The lodge is at present not only increasing
in membership, but also in its scope Of
usefulness.
| WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Lula Graham and daughter, Miss
Maurine, of Alden Bridge, are visitors
here with relatives and friends.
After visit here of some days with ole
friends, Miss Mary Glmer returned to hel
home in Shreveport this morning.
Mr.. Glenn Curry of Mooringsport is
, spending a few days here with his mother
Mrs. j. S. Gray, and his many friends.