The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-10-02
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.


Tuesday, Sept. 3.-Mrs. B. F. Pinson
OF Texarkana, Ark, spent last week
here with Mrs. w. F. Bell.
Miss Stella Boggs returned home from
Shreveport few days since.
Mrs. Helen Martin of Red Land is
spending this week in our town.
Miss Clyde Herndon left Sunday night
for Bolinger, where she will teach this
year.
Mrs. G.. A. Heifner of Benton was a
guest Sunday of relatives residing in
this place.
Miss Cleo Wheeler of Lewisville, Ark,
came in Saturday for visit of several
days with Miss Stella Boggs.
Miss Leila Irion of Benton, who is
teaching at Alden Bridge this year, was
guest Saturday of Mrs. J. M. Hen
derson.
Mr.. C. A. Harrison, who is fishing in
Red River, brought to town Saturday
sixteen young alligators, caught by HIM
self the day before.
Miss Lillian Baxter of Bluffton, Ind,
arrived unexpectedly last Thursday from
Oak Grove, where she has been visiting.
While here she will be guest of Miss
Marie Marshall.
Mrs. A. w. Heifner went to Shreve-
port Saturday to again enter a SANTA
rum for treatment. During the last few
| days at home she did not improve at all.
She returned home yesterday.
Mr.. j. Marshall Holloway, jr., Of
Sherman, Texas, who left this section
during 1867, is now here on visis with
relatives. This is his third time to come
back since he first left. His first visit
was during 1868 and his second (for a
few days only) during 1904.
THURSDAY.
Mr.. A. H. Mabie, Cotton Belt bridge
gang foreman, is now here with his
working crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Butler of Shreve-
port were visitors in our town for a few
hours yesterday morning.
Rev. Briscoe Carter of Ruston, Pre-
siding Elder for the NJ. E. Church,
South (this district) preached here
Tuesday evening.
Capt. John H. Nattin of Collinsburg
and his daughter, Miss Eppie, left Tues
day for Monroe to attend the State Re-
union of Confederate Veterans. The
young lady goes as sponsor for Loudon
Butler Camp, U. C. ", of Benton.
The writer had letter from Con-
gresham J. T. Watkins few days since
advising that the Division of Inspection
of the Federal Postoffice Department
had reported favorably for proposed
third rural mail route out of this place.
Mr.. R. C. Stampley, who was visitor
in Plain Dealing Tuesday, stated to the
writer that he and Mrs. Stampley were
the proud parents of an eight-pound
boy, born Saturday. Mr.. Stampley's
place OF residence is some miles out
from our town.
MiIler's Bluff.
Monday, Sept. 9.-Mr. z. Gardner
was looking after his interests in this
community to-day.
Mr.. Ed Chandler was recent visitor
!, at the home of the writer.
Little Miss Alta Chandler is visiting
her sister Mrs. Mittie Crouch.
Mr.. J. E. Bryant is welcome visitor
to-day at the home of Mr.. Nv. Crouch
Mr.. R. w. McLeish of Collinsbure
spent the night with Brother H. P
McLeish.
Plow Boy has never voted dry ticket
, but if the rain continues much longer HI
! is going to do 30.
Messrs. c.. A. Harrison and J. B
Martin of Plain Dealing returned from
| the camp Saturday.
: Messrs. w. H. Crouch, Mike Cook
Ben Hill, Seth Arnold, Sammie Ma,
and J. R. Arnold all returned from Plail
Dealing Saturday evening.
Mr.. Milton Johnson of the Red Lam
community is our school teacher for tn
present term. He began teaching
to-day. PLoW BOY.