The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-11-20
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

last week. Mr.. Leslie was a former
resident of North Bossier.
Mr.. ]. Perry and family spent Sunday
in Benton.
Mrs. L. G.. King of Paris, Texas, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. John Hanks Of Benton was a
business visitor Saturday night.
Mr.. A. r. Thompson of near Collins
burg was business visitor yesterday.
Up to Saturday night 1850 bales of
cotton had been ginned here this season.
Mrs. w. F. Bell has for a guest this
week one Of her brothers, a Mr.. Mosby.
DR.. j. S. Gardner spent q few hours
here one day last week with the home
folks.
Mrs. Marvin Demoss is recovering
very slowly from an attack Of pneumo-
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kelly removed
to Mira yesterday where they will reside
the ensuing year.
Mrs. ]. w. Walker spent few days
of last week with relatives residing at
Lewisville and Bradley, Ark.
Miss Ollie Startling Of Bradley, Ark,
was q pleasant visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Allen Sunday.
=
Mrs. ia w. Lowry after'a lengthy
stay here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Carstarphen left yesterday for
Dixie where she will stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Sentell.
Mrs. John B. Herndon and her two
smaller children of Walnut Hill, Ark,
spent two days Of last week here very
pleasantly with her sister, Mrs. ]. D.
Herndon. She went from here to Cot
ton Valley where she. visited another
sister.
| THURSDAY.
Mr.. J. w. Hosier has accepted posi-
ton with White L Company.
DR.. r. Logan Arnold made business
trip to Shreveport yesterday.
Hark! Wedding bells are almost ring
ing again. They will be heard next
week.
| The local telephone company here is
now under new management, it having
changed hands this week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Sentell of Col
linsburg are the happy parents of fine
baby boy, born Monday. Mother and
child doing nicely.
i Mr.. p. G. Fontaine, for several years
resident Of Antrim, left yesterda,
with his family for st. Louis, where
they will perhaps reside in the future.
Monday, Nov. 16.-As evidence VIVA
Red River soil will produce in an ordi
nary season this instance is cited. Mr.
IN. NJ. New, tenant on Mr.. Adolphu
Kelly's farm, near Millers Bluff, ha
) gathered thirty-two bales Of cotton fron
thirty acres planted.
/ Cotton is about all picked in the hi
! section.
Radishes and head lettuce are to b
lad here.
Mr.. D. M. Morrison Of Ivan was her
yesterday.
There arc inquiries nearly every da
!. for farms and farm lands.
Ill Mr.. Tom Grubbs Of Shreveport cam
g up Saturday night to visit relatives.
/. Rev. g. G. Woodbridge will fill h
% regular appointment at Keatchie Q
y Sunday next.
Il Mics Annie Pilkinton, the popul;
Ie1 teacher Of the Valley school was shot
ping here Saturday.
. Blanchard Carstarphen will leave t
Washington, D. c., Tuesday to accept
= Government position.
:. Messrs. r. E. Wyche and Geru Blu
= passed through to-day for Phelps a
Posten lakes tho hunters paradise.
Mr.. Clay Gryder has sold his far
ut about eight miles east Of Plain Dealt,
e. to Mr.. Clyde Davis. The farm contai
or 12O acres and was purchased for ST.
of Mr.. Gryder has bought him a sm'
1T place in Cotton Valley and viii reno
e: there.
he There will be union Thanksgiving sc
sc vices at the Presbyterian church
If. Thanksgiving evening, at which . II
N, will offering will be made for the nee
X. in our community. Rev. T. J. Embl
)" Of the Methodist church will preach I
sermon and large attendance is
pected TO attend.
ri Mr.. Dee Norris, who removed ht
& from Winona, Miss, early this spri'
8 lie 60 we'll pleased with this section
3 the country that he has induced
Qlbfother to come out. Mr.. Norris
8been occupying Mr.. R. G. Purcell's fal
3 near Bolinger, and he and his brotl
Qiwill cultivate near the entire farm.
Il Bolinfer.
= Wednesday, November 10. -Drs. II
8lvant and Baucum were at Plain Deal
& Tuesday in the interest Of the hook VIZ
q crusade. Examination and treatmen
4 FRA Every ma shnnld find ont II i