The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-10-09

COWS one day last week fell and dislo-
Gated her shoulder.
The singing at Union Grove Sunday |
night was well attended.
Mr. Andrew johnson left Friday for
Linton, where he viii teach.
Rev. j. c. Keith filled his regular APP
pointments Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Gore is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Covington.
Mrs. N. E. Hudson spent some days of
last week in Shreveport having dental
work done.
Messrs. G. T. Mays and R. R. Ches-
hire were business visitors to Shreve-
port Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. r. johnson has accepted q
school in Sabine Parish, where he will
teach this session.
Mr.. Garrett Mcclellan left one day last
week for Memphis, Tenn, where he will
enter medical college.
Quite a number of the residents Of this
community went to Shreveport Satur-
day to attend the circus.
Mrs. G. T. Mays, after an extended
visit with relatives residing in Mans
field, returned home Saturday.
Your correspondent has been request
ed to announce that Brother Hinson will
preach here next third Sunday.
Mrs. ]. j. Robertson has returned from
Hosston, where she spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Hoss.
Mrs. Helen Martin, after spending q
very pleasant week in Plain Dealing
with frieuds, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. w. A. johnson returned home
last Thursday from Sabine Parish, where
he was called to dispatch important
business.
The Rcd Land Graded School opened
yesterday morning with over 100 pupils
enrolled, far larger attendance than
was anticipated. It is expected, how
ever, that as many as 200 win be in at
tendance within short time. Owing to
the continued rains, great many are
being kept at home to help harvest the
crops. THE correspondent continued
with an exhaustive report of the school
its opening, the faculty, etc.-but the
same is omitted for the reason that it is
reported elsewhere.-Local Edition.
BURGESS.
Tuesday, Oct. Rev. Joe Walder
filed his regular appointments here Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss zula Neal spent Friday in Plain
Dealing.
Mr.. B. F. Keebler went to Bradley,
Ark, Saturday
Mr.. Arthur Wise was visitor to Red
Land Saturday.
| Master Hobson Lester Of Arkana was
a visitor Sunday.
Mr.. S. J. Neal was in Plain Dealing
Friday on business.
Mr.. Joe Seward spent q few days Of
last week with the home folks.
/ Mr.. r. E. Hamiter, sr., was q business
visitor to Plain Dealing yesterday.
/ Mr.. Ionic Reynolds was 8 guest Of
Mrs. ]. M. Cornish one day last week.
i Mrs. Viola Keeblers spent Friday in
Bolinger with her daughter, Mrs, J. Z
Cow.
Miss Dock Hightower left Saturday
for Bromide, Okla, whore she has se.
cured position.
Mr.. George Wheeler, who for som.
time has been in Texas, returned home
one day last week.
Miss Hattie Hamiter came in Frida!
to be with the home folks. She returnet
to Plain Dealing yesterday to resum,
her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Seward returne,
Sunday from Hosston, where they Wis
tied their children, Mr.. John Sewar,
and Mrs. Farland King.
! School opened here yesterday, with
j good enrolment of pupils, but your cor
respondent did not learn the exact mum
!, her. Miss Lyde Hightower is tn
: teacher.
81 Miss Lyde Hightower returned HON
) last Thursday from Jacksonville, Fla
/ where she spent two months with he
brother, Mr.. George Hightower. Mis-
Hightower says she thinks Florida 18th
loveliest place ever and expects
: again visit there sometime.
i Misses Gertrude and Dessa Wise Al
now attending the Red Land Schoo
. They began yesterday. BLUE EYES.
o1 Plain Dealing.
81 Tuesday, Oct. 7.-Mr. A. n. Wycf
Of Benton was visitor in our town Sur
! day night.
a Miss Lee Sibley Of Belcher is spend
ing this week here with relatives.
it Mr.. w. D. Taylor Of Dallas, Texa
g arrived Saturday for short visit vii
IS relatives.
3, Mrs. o. N. Floyd Of Ell Dorado, Arl
arrived here Friday night for visit 81
le few weeks.
b Mr.. J. r. Allen Of Texarkana, Arl
n spent Sunday here with his mothe
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