The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-09-04
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

IdIn DC0Dau&s
Tuesday, Sept. 2.-Dr. Theo F. Kirn
left Saturday to return to his home in
New Orleans.
Drew Cochran is on the sick list at the
time of this writing.
Miss Lilline Carstarphen left Saturday
to return to her home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Fay Davis of Shreveport is a
guest this week of Miss Marie Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Henderson spent
Sunday in Rocky Mount, their former
home.
Mrs. A. Kelly had as guests last week
her sisters and brother from near Cot
ton Valley.
Quite a number of the residents OF this
place went to Red Land Sunday to at
tend the singing.
Miss Alletha Montgomery left Friday
for Ell Campo, Texas, where she began
teaching yesterday.
Miss Pattie Carstarphen left Monday
for Dixie, where she will spend few
days with relatives.
Miss Minnie Kendrick is visiting her
sister and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Kendrick of Shreveport.
Miss Daisy Brownlee of Benton was a
pleasant guest Of Plain Dealing friends
from Saturday until yesterday.
Mrs. Vance Trigg and children of Cot
ton Valley are guests this week of Mrs.
Trigg's sister, Mrs. J. D. Herndon.
Mrs. Julia Davis, who has been i'll five
months, had as a guest Sunday her
sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Smith of Shreveport.
Mrs. ]. E. Murray and children of
Shreveport are guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Cochran, Mrs. Murray's
parents.
After a pleasant stay here of several
days as guest of Miss Woodbridge,
Miss Mary Kent of Minden left yester-
The Misses Ray Crabtree and Miss
Maymie Crabtree and Messrs. Dallas
Mcdonald and Lonnie Reynolds, all of
Bradley, Ark, spent an hour or so here
Sunday.
Mr.. T. r. Crawford awakened this
morning to discover his barn on fire and
too nearly consumed to save it or any
portion of it's contents, part of which
was a car load Of hay.
Miss Abilene Sibley, recently elected
as one of the teachers in Plain Dealing
High School, to fill the place made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Dutton,
assumed her duties upon the opening of
the school.
Mrs. w. F. Bell, while en- route home
from Chicago Saturday, was taken sud-
denly ill on board train near Benton,
Ark. She summoned DR.. Bell and pro-
ceeded to Texarkana, Ark, where she is
being given the best of attention at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Bell.
DR.. r. Logan Arnold, instead of re-
turning home on the 26th ult., as he had
intended, left Belcher on that date fol
Dallas, Texas, where he spent week
with relatives. He returned home yes
terday with five-passenger automobile
acquired while in the Texas city.
The i913-14 session of Plain Dealing
High School opened yesterday morning
at .nine o'clock, with Prof. R. M. Egg
gleston as principal, and Misses Mabe
Jordan, Kate Mullins, Kathryn Oneal
Jane Thompson, Abilene Sibley ant
Clyde Herndon as assistant teachers
The last named young lady is only tenn
porarily employed-until Mrs. Bell suf'
ficiently RECEIVERS from her illness to as
sumo her duties. There were 1874 stud
ents enrolled the first day. Quite ;
number of visitors were present to wit
ness the opening exercises.
THURSDAY.
Hon. w. J. Johnston was bushes
. visitor to Shreveport Tuesday.
Mr.. J. E.. Slack now attends to tn
telephone switchboard Sundas and a
night.
Miss Mamie billiard returned Tuesda,
from San Antonio, Texas, where sh
spent several weeks.
Miss Pearl Collins of Antrim came i
Tuesday for few days. stay as CUES
of Miss Mary Caldwell.
, Mr.. H. H. Montgomery returned Tues
q day from Texarkana, Ark, where b
! spent several days on business.
: DR.. w. F. Bell returned home Tues
: day from Texarkana, Ark, where he wa
e called because of the illness of Mr.
e Bell. He left again the same day to re
e turn there.
d Mrs. ]. A. Carstarphen and frient
e Miss Allene Alexander, both Of Greer
$ wood, arrived Tuesday morning and al
g. spending the week with the former
e parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Perry.
o Mr.. G. w. and Miss Lila May Sentel
Il son and daughter of Mr.. N. w. Sente
:" of Collinsburg, left yesterday for Ru
:, ton to re-enter the Louisiana 1ndustri
y Institute for the session of 1914.
Mrs. J. L. Cochran and two Of her Ii
tie grandchildren returned yesterday
their home near Bradley, Ark. TIT
+ spent three days here as guests OF MI