The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-01-23
Plain Dealing.

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Plain Dealing.
Monday, Jan. 20.-Several days of last
week we're very warm, almost spring-like.
Another car of hogs was shipped from
this place Sunday.
Mr. D. W. Adams, formerly of near
Tyler, has removed to this place.
Allen Boggs has accepted position with
B. F. Avery & Sons of Shreveport
Mrs. r. E. Lee of Little Rock, Ark, has
been here since the Ord visiting her mother,
Mrs E. L. Allen.
Mr.. M. B. Smith is now at Bradley, Ark,
following his chosen occupation, carpentry
and house finishing.
Miss Eloise Wise of Alden Bridge spent
Saturday here very pleasantly as guest
of Miss Lizzie Wyche.
Mrs. E. G. Johnston and children have
removed to this place. Mr.. Johnston has
position at Montrose.
DIR. R. Logan Arnold practiced his pro-
fession in Cotton Valley last week and is
in Yellow Pine this week.
Ivy Camp No. 85, w. O. w., convened
in regular session Saturday night and in
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Misses lola Keoun and Mary Caldwell,
teachers in Benton High School, spent the
week end here with home folks.
Miss Blanche McClenaghan, who has
been in Belcher since some time near jan
uary 1st, spent Sunday night at home.
Rev. DR.. Crutcher, corresponding Sec
rotary of the Louisiana Baptist Convention,
preached at the Baptist Church Friday
night.
Mrs. R. L. Arnold entertained the Rose
bud' crowd Friday night with a party
given in honor of Misses Maude Thompson
and Mary K. Bixler.
Misses Lucille and Grey Rabb of Belcher
were pleasant visitors in our town for
several days ending January 18th, when
they returned home.
Mr.. j. T. Many, in charge of the North
Bossier road outfit, has been using the road
drag some for the past two weeks on the
roads leading to Plain Dealing.
The local merchants are receiving stocks
of farming implements. They evidently
anticipate an early demand for them, since
Easter comes so early this year.
Mrs. J. S. and Miss Louise Alison oil
Benton came up Friday evening, spending
the interim to Sunday morning very pleas.
antly as guests of Mrs. J. S. Gray.
Miss Hortense Peters, who spent all the
late summer and fall here with her uncle
Mr. L. S. McGaughey, left on the 4th tt
return to her home in Millsap, Texas.
Msssrs. w. L. Startling Of near Bradley
Ark, and B. A. King of Memphis, Tenn.
drov~, down from Bradley last Wednesda,
or fou, home OF tho ifor3 Pol or q
Mrs. W. H. Swearengen of Shreveport
J who had been visiting her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. F. Hudson, out near Red Land, 70
week, boarded the southbound train her
Saturday morning on her way home.
The hunters who were on the lakes ives
J Of Bolinger returned Friday, reporting
splendid outing. An abundance of gam
was bagged. One thing worthy of mention
was catch of white perch by two of tn
party-a string five feet long, caught in
few hours.
Mr.. F. M. Cline Of Shreveport was Wis
J itor this week.
Miss Alice Smith of Bradley, Ark, spen
Monday here with relatives.
Miss Carrie, Wyche, who made her HON
\ in Shreveport all of last year, is here wit
the home folks for q few weeks.
Mrs. Emmett Wyche, Rev. T. j. Embre
and Mr.. E. M. Carstarphen attended tn
Sunday School Convention held in Bento
this week.
Mesdames N. w. Sentell, j. H. Nattir
W. F. Bell and Miss Eppie Nattin went frol
this place to Benton Tuesday to be preser
at the celebration of the birthday annivel