The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Monday, Sept. 23.-Cooler, and more
pleasant.
Allie Banks of Vivian came over Sat-
urday to look up job.
Mr.. Norwood Belcher Of Benton was
here Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. Pinson returned to her home
in Texarkana, Ark, Friday.
A regular meeting of Ivy Camp, w.
o. w., was held here Saturday night.
Miss Parilee Strayhan of Alden Bridge
spent Friday here as guest of Mrs. J. E.
Walker.
The gin at this place has not been OPP
Grated since Friday night, on account of
breakdown of the engine.
Rev. T. j. Embree filled his regular
appointment at the Methodist Church
yesterday morning and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Edens of Mansfield,
who spent several days here with rela-
tives, returned home last Thursday.
A fine rain fell here Friday night.
Just what potatoes, peas and turnips
needed, to say nothing of water for stock.
Miss Katie Hall of Vivin, visitor here
with relativrs last week, is now in Mar
shall, Texas, where she will spend several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Kelly left Satur-
day for Houston, Texas, to spend few
days as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Mading.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hillman of neal
Rocky Mount spent Saturday and Sun
day here with their daughter, Mrs. Par
melia Kendrick.
, Mr.. A. P. Haynes left Friday for his
home at or near Winona, Miss, to bt
gone two or three weeks. He says he
will return in time for the Fair.
Mrs. G. E. Jones and children, w. B
\ and Ernestine, left Friday for their hom'
D in Paducah, Texas, after spending tw'
0 weeks very pleasantly here with rela
tives.
Misses Yuma and lila Bee Barnett 0
the Red Land community spent the lat
ter part of last week here with thei
cousins. Misses Alma Keoun and Blanc
Garrett.
Hon. w. J. Johnston left Friday to
!, Alexandria to attend the Louisiana Ia
: Reform Association, which was organic
ed Saturday, and addressed by Governt
: Hall. He returned home last evening
Mr.. w. L. Scott, brother OF Mr.
= w. C. McCarley, arrived here yesterda
from Archer County, Texas. He repor
! that they've had no rain there since Jun
- and says he wants to live where it rair
- occasionally during the summer and ia
- months. We are told he is moving
: the Rance place.
Miss Mabel Jordan of New Orlean
"a employed as one of the teachers
: Plain Dealing High School, arrived la
Wednesday ard at once took charge
is her classes. Her coming has filled tt
only vacancy in the faculty OF sew
er teachers. The children are all down
On business, and the school is progressl'
right along.
WEDNESDAY.
Wedding bells will ring here aga
next Wednesday.
- Mr.. Andrew Chamlee from near Ca
=. terville now has position in Mr.. J.
~ Keeth's store.
- Miss Curtis Sibley returned ho
!, Monday night from Shreveport, WHIT
40 she spent several days.
:. Misses Mozelle Boggs and Hat
80 Kirtley left Monday morning for Nate
-. itoches, where they will enter the ST
Normal for another years study.
., Linton Perry has been looking VI
~ position with the Cotton Belt Railv
~ this week. We understand he goes
Benton to-day to assist in the work
the depot.
Mr.. j. f. Honeycutt returned vest
-. day from Shreveport with new parts
Wv the brokendown gin machinery, VIII
has been reassembled and operation
the plant resumed.
The remains of Mrs. Waldren,
~. died at Bossier early yesterday norm
were brought up on the train last ev
- ing. The interment will take place
~. three o'clock to-day il Plain Dea
Cemetery.
Allie Banks came near being serlo7
80 hurt this morning at the gin. He
80 weighed a bale of cotton on the P
49, form at the press and in releasing
- scales he someway tripped them
49, himself, he falling from the platforr
- the ground Ga distance OF about tW
80 feet) with the scales on top OF him.
suffered small cash on the nead
another on the right arm, and
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