The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-14
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.


Plain Dealing.
Robert H. Curry, who has a position
in Houston, Texas, is now here on two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. E. NJ. Laughlin, secretary for the
Parish Fair Association, has just spent
several days here.
Miss Nina McGaughey left last Thurs
day for Vivian to spend a week with
Miss Leslie Banks.
! Miss Blanche McClenaghan came over
from Belcher Sunday for few days
stay with the home folks.
Miss Alletha V. Montgomery has re-
turned home from Corpus Christi, Texas,
where she was student in a teachers
normal school.
Rev. G. G. and Miss Aline Woodbridge
of Minden, father and daughter, arrived
last Thursday. They will reside here
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Showers and Miss
Ouida Teutch of Lewisville, Ark, were
guests yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Allen.
Miss Gerta Mae Hays arrived last Fri
day from Merryville, and spent the fol-
lowing day with friends, leaving Saturday
afternoon to proceed to her home at
Mcneil, Ark.
Mrs. J. P. Mitchell and Miss Maude
Smith of Texarkana, Ark, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Keeth during the
intervening time from Friday to Monday,
when they left to return home.
Several persons went from here. to
Mooringsport Sunday to view the burn
ing oil we'll that caught fire last week.
They made the trip in automobiles, re-
turning at 2:3O o'clock Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George veteto of Ver-
non, Texas, came in Saturday to spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. T. R.
Crawford. Mrs. Veteto will be remem-
bered by friends as formerly Miss Vallie
Crawford.
Mrs. Harry Stevens left yesterday to
return to her home in Shreveport, after
having spent week here as a guest OF
her cousin, Miss Ruby Martin. The
Misses Winston of Belcher are also
guest of Miss Martin.
Misses Mozelle and Stella Boggs are
giving house party. The young lady
guests are Misses Louise Vaudenboscf
OF Texarkana, Ark, Mary Lester Of
,, Lewisville, Ark, Carnelia Power o.
Magnolia, Ark, and Aline Woodbridge
of Minden.
Last Thursday Miss Maggie Neigh
bors, who has been ill all the summer
was taken to Shreveport, where she was
placed in sanitarium. She underwear
: an operation Friday and has been doing
;. nicely since. Her friends here expec
,, her home this week.
DR.. r. L. Arnold left Sunday for Ida
:. where he will remain until tomorrow
the 14th, after which he will go to Hoss
> ton, on the 10th, remaining until the 10th
! From there he will go to Belcher on tn
. 21st, to remain four days. He will re
- turn to this place on the Goth.
Linton.
o Tuesday, August IA good raj
+ feel here Saturday morning and all veg
% citation now looks refreshed.
h Rev. Calvin Walker filled Rev. J. F
e Hinson's appointments here Saturda
;. and Sunday.
Mr.. T. F. johnson, who has just close
ten-day singing school here, left yes
terday for his home at Red Land.
Mr.. Tom Mckinney, the Ward Fiv
road foreman, is now working in Cypres
bottom and repairing bridges down tn
"a way.
IS Misses Lerline and Marie Lay al
= spending few days at Gillian at tn
m homes of their uncles, Messrs. Ike an
Re John Lay.
l. Mr.. Ed Lewis has secured positie
er with the Taylor-Neilson Company
y. Shreveport, which he will assume abo'
September list.
Mr.. Paul Collins, who attended tt
Linton Ten-Day Singing School, lie
st Saturday for his home in Bradley, Ar
he Mr.. Lewis Bundy accompanied him al
of will be his guest for few days.
at The Linton Singing School close
1g Friday, with about fifty pupils enrolle
Every one seemed to take deep intere
in the work. On the last day of Il
school a singing class of about fiji
n members was organized, with Mr.. J.
1t, Bundy as President, Mr.. E. H. Reed
y. Vicepresident, and Mr.. E. R. Bumgar
OF ner as Secretary. The class exten
heartfelt thanks to Mr.. T. F. Johns
- and his brother, Mr.. E. L. johnson, /
y their excellent work as teachers Of sin
ing during their ten days stay here.
= Red Land.
. Wednesday August 13-The wealth