The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-02-13

days with Mrs. Thomas sister, Mrs.
G. T. Matlock.
| Bird hunting will soon be over for the
season.
Mrs. S. T. Cox spent Friday in Alden
Bridge with friends.
Police Juror Wright, the representa-
tive of wart three, was in our town last
Saturday.
Alton Foster was taken to a Shreve-
port sanitarium Monday for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Fish and wild duchs are shipped in
large quantities from this place. More
fish than ducks just now.
Mrs. ]. G. Bolinger returned home
from Ruston early this week. She left
her sister much improved.
Mr.. Hollingsworth has been quite sick
for some time at the camp located south
of Collinsburg. He is improving.
The Bolinger School was dismissed
Wednesday at noon so that the pupils
and teachers might visit the Cotton
Belts Agricultural Exhibit Train, then
side tracked at Plain Dealing,
The Odd Fellows gave a supper in
their hall here last Saturday night. 1t
was nicely gotten up and largely at
tended. Mr.. Jones of Shreveport gave
an interesting address advocating the
organizing of Rebecca Lodge here.
Mr.. w. H. Robinson and Miss Willie
May Robinson, both Of our town, were
united in marriage in Plain Dealing
Sunday, Justice r. H. Allen performing
the ceremony. The groom is In the
employ of 8. H. Bolinger & Company.
The little baby boy of Will Arnold OF
the Miller's Bluff neighborhood died
yesterday from pneumonia. The re-
mains were inferred in Shiloh burial
grounds near the State line. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy of the
writer.
Tom Ward OF the Burgess community
was in town Saturday and Sunday. He
is now located on the Ed Burgess place,
which he is preparing to again put in
cultivation. He has lease on the place
for some years and is making consider
able Improvements:
The marriage OF Mr.. NJ. r. Bolingel
and Miss Evalyn Carstarphen was So
lemnized Wednesday evening at 8:l5
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Carstarphen Of
Plain Dealing, Rev. T, J. Embree per-
forming the ceremony.
| About fifty guests were present.
They were the recipients OF many
handsome and useful presents.
Yesterday evening they were given {
reception at the home of Mr.. Bolinger''
brother, NJ. S. Bolinger Of this place.
The bride has been the popular cen.
trail girl for the Plain Dealing Telephone
Company for some time. She will b
much missed at the board.
Mr.. Bolinger has charge Of the liv'
stock and farming interests of S. H
Bolinger & Company.
They are located one and half mile
east OF Bolinger, where they bega
housekeeping at once. MS.
Burgess.
Monday, Feb. 10.-Mr. and Mrs. R. 3
Wise visited in Kizer Saturday and yes
terday.
Mr.. Arthur Wise made business tri
to Plain Dealing Friday.
Mr.. George Wheeler left last Wednes
day for Hosston, where he has posi-
ton.
Miss Viola Sumrall left to-day fo
Bolinger, where she has accepted pc
sition.
Miss Lyde Hightower attended tn
teachers meeting held in Shreveport
Saturday.
Mr.. Lester Gordon of Bolinger was
guest of Mr.. Minor Wheeler Saturda
: and yesterday.
We have Sunday school at Oak Hi
school house every Sunday morning ;
1890 o'clock and prayer meeting in tt
. evening at 1880. Visitors are alwa!
welcome,
Mr.. T. K. McCranie, who has a pos
sion in Bossier City, will move b
family to Brownlee this week. The
'e certainly will be missed, especially
le our Sunday school and prayer meeting
III Mr.. McCranie has purchased plant;
ton near Brownlee. BILLIKINs.
Let's Have This Road.
" One day last week the writer learn'
from Mr.. Ed Logan of this place tn
"a residents of the parish are advocatir
the building of an improved highw'