The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-10-23
Cores pondenc
PIsin Dealing.

Monday, Oct. 20.-Mrs. G.. Il. Demoss !.
spent one day Of last week with = sister in :
Misses Mabel Jordan and Kate Mullens
were visitors to Shreveport Sunday.
John Kendall left Friday for Cleveland,
Texas, but may return for the Parish Fair.
). Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Kidd are guests for
q few days of DR.. and Mrs. r. Logan
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Showers of Lewis
vile, Ark, were visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
I Miss Marie Marshall returned Friday
from Shreveport, where spent several days
very pleasantly.
Mrs. E. S. Fluitt, accompanied by her
children. left last Wednesday for Durant,
Okla, to be gone two or three weeks. She
is visiting her father and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. McClenaghan of
Gillian spent Saturday and Sunday here
as guests OF Mrs. McClenaghan's mother,
Mrs. E. L. McClenaghan, and his sister.
Miss Mabel Edenton of jackson, Tenn,
at one time teacher in Plain Dealing High !
School, arrived last Thursday for . stay Of
several days. She is guest Of Mrs. j. s.
Gray at the hotel.
On account of the Bossier Parish Fair,
to be held here next week, the Cotton Belt
Railway will run special passenger train
from Shreveport to this place and return,
beginning next Tuesday morning, and
continuing through the four days Of thel
fair. This is the first time the Cotton Belt
has done this well by the fair, audit is
hoped that the people OF Shreveport, and
those of the southern portion of our parish
and nearby points will take advantage Of
these accommodations.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. Marion Demoss is i'll with pneu-
monia at the time of this writing.
A light frost, the first of the season, was
noticeable here Tuesday morning.
Mrs. L. C. King of Paris, Tenn, arrived
Monday evening for short stay with rel
atives.
Hon. W. j. Johnston is again at home,
after having spent several weeks at his
former home place. near Lake Bodcau.
The local Lodge F. and A. M. convened
in regular session Tuesday evening. DUR
ing the evening the members enjoyed an
oyster supper.
Mr.. Lester Mckenzie, formerly of this
place but now on the road for the Florsheim
Brothers Dry Goods Company Of Shreve-
port, was here yesterday and the day be-
fore.
Miss johnnie McLeish Of collinsburg,
accompanied by her mother end sister
Matte, went to Shreveport Tuesday, and
was until In marriage there to-day to Mr..
Homer Keel OF Rodessa.
Mrs. Julia Sebring returned home Satur-
day from Grand Rapids, Mich, where she
spent several months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 6. w. Cline, who accompanied
her to Louisiana on this trip.
Mr.. H. D. Kelly returned Monday from
his trip to Texas points, aud -is very favor-
ably impressed with the country and con-
ditions as he found them near Houston and
San Antonio.
/ Tuesday, Oct. 21.-The fret frost Of the
season came last night. It's time TO har-
vest your ribbon cane. sweet potatoes and
pumpkins.
| Mr.. g. E. Cason and the Bossier Logs
ging Company shipped 8 car Of cattle Sat
urday.
The fair grounds are about ready for the
fair. The race track is ready and is being
used daily. Get your PONIES ready.
Mr.. r Arnold delivarad corn At tha
PoI;no.a- ctoor r. =, la.t ..s.L Mhe,. ~,
buy more and pay the market price.
A iollv good time Is reported being had
Mt the Embroidery clnh Thnradav aven;no
Mrs. NJ. s. Bolinger did the entertaining.
A Rock party was held Saturday night
by Mrs. s. C. Lyons. Mrs. ]. G. Bolinger