The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-12-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, Dec. %. The roads are :
badly cut up.
Mrs. J. S. Gray was Shreveport Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Mozelle Boggs, who has been
teaching at Spring Hill, is at home for
the holidays.
Mr.. w. M. Plexico of Rocky Mount,
an hohored Confederate veteran, was
here Saturday.
Mr.. ]. r. Hunnjcutt, manager Of the
Plain Dealing gin, was a Shreveport
visitor Saturday.
Miss lola Keoun, teacher in Benton
High School, will spend her vacation
here with her parents.
Mrs. w. B. Boggs, jr., and children
of Vivian are expected here to-day to
remain for the holidays.
Fitzhugh Banks, jr., has been laid up
for week with an attack of la grippe,
but is now up and about.
Miss Lizzie Wyche, who is teaching
music at Longstreet, DeSoto Parish, is
at home for the holidays.
Mr.. Bill Mason, an old veteran of the
Confederacy, and jolly old soul, was
visitor in our town Saturday.
Miss Maud Thompson left yesterday
for Lewisville, Ark, to shend Christmas
/ with relatives who reside there.
Yesterday was quite rainy and the
streets sloppy, but the Christmas feeling
was in the air and trade was brisk.
Tilman Demoss is at home for the
holidays. He is student in an agri-
cultural school located at Magnolia, Ark.
Mr.. Robert H. Curry is expected home
to-day from Houston, Texas, to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. S.
Gray.
Mrs. Rupurt Butler of Red Land, ac-
companied by her little daughtery was
, visiting friends and shopping here Sat-
urday.
Miss Fannie Swindle, who has been
teaching at Ninock for the past several
} months, is at home on visit with her
parents.
An election for town officials to serve
for the next two years has been orded
by the Town Council to be held jan
uary 9th.
Mrs. Lena Baird and her little daugh-
/, ter, Lena, will spend Christmas at Alden
Bridge with Mrs. Baird's sister, Mrs
r John Swindle.
; Miss Mullins, one of Plain Dealings
:. popular teachers, left Saturday fol
5 Nashville, Tenn, to spend the holidays
J. with her mother.
u Miss Jordan, a popular teacher in the
local school,, left Saturday for New Or.
:, fleans to be with home folks during thu
: Christmas vacation.
ol The local L. S. U. students II essrs
b Nice lenaghan, Doles, Caldwell and Sen
a .tell-are at home Cor expected) and will
n remain until the school reopens, during
January.
Miss Hattie Kirtley returned Saturda,
Is evening from Natchitoches, where sh
., has been student at the State Normal
& She will remain at home until after tn
holidays.
Miss Oneal, teacher in the primar
department. of our school, and grea
friend of the little "tots, !" left Saturda
- for one of the lower parishes to spen
ID Christmas.
s. Mrs. Berta Wyche, to the regret
n, her many friends, has been somewhs
he indisposed for the past few days, but
,g expected to be out as soon as tn
ot weather clears.
Miss Mary Gilmer, one OF the teach
q. ers in Plain Dealing High School, lie
!. Saturday for Shreveport to spend tt
. holidays with the family of her brothe
q. MI. u. Il. G1lmer.
;lv A large delegation, of mostly OF
be young people, attended the school Ell
ne tertainment given at the Red Lar
,er School Friday evening last. All repo
the affair success.
Mr.. Schools of Bossier City was
dr. attendance at the meeting Of the stool
m, holders of the Bossier Parish Fair A
ty, ISOLATION, held here Saturday. He pr
he posed the removal of the site of the ia
ow to that place.
a. Will and Ardis Nanny, students in t
cn' school here, left Friday for Mira to VII
ave Mrs. w. H. Kelly, their sister, a
leo thence to Vivian to visit Mrs. ].
Wheeler, another sister, and rema
. until after the holidays.
OX Mr.. Garrett Mex efiar, now stude
& in a Memphis, TenD., medical collet