The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-08-28
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Monday, August 25.-Miss Nina Nc
Gaughey returned home from Vivian
last Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. R. Bolinger left yesterday for
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. J. M. Sentell of Dixie was a Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
Misses Alma and lola Keoun were
shopping in Shreveport Saturday.
Miss Maggie Neighbors spent a few
days of last week in Bolinger as guest
of friends.
Mrs. John Sebring left a few days
since for Grand Rapids, Mich, to visit
her mother.
Rev. F. L. Banks returned home Fri
day from Princeton, Ark, where he
spent week.
Miss Fannie Purcell of Shreveport
came in Saturday for few days. visit
with her mother.
Mr.. G.. L. Demoss was sick all of last
week, but is somewhat improved at the
time of this writing.
Miss Maude Thompson returned home
Thursday from Hosston, where she spent
two weeks with relatives.
Miss Groverta Demoss of near Brown
lee came in Saturday for stay of a
week or ten days with relatives.
Mr.. G.. E. Hodges of Cotton Valley,
accompanied by party of friends,
passed through our town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Marshall now have
as a guest their brother, Mr.. George P.
Marshall, who halls from anywhere, and
nowhere in particular.
Plain Dealing High School will open
next Monday morning. None of the as
sistant teachers have as yet arrived, but
all are expected within the next few
days.
Mr.. Allen Boggs, who has been in
Tyler, Texas, attending commercial
college, returned home yesterday. He
is in poor health and was doing but little
| in school.
Miss Lillian O'Daniel, from near Tex
arkana, Ark, is a guest of her Cousin
Mrs. E. G. johnson. She will remain
here this fall and attend Plain Dealing
High School.
Mrs. A. w. Heifner, who has been il
poor health all the year, went to Shreve-
port yesterday to enter sanitarium fol
treatment. It is expected she will bt
operated on to-day.
Miss Hattie Kirtley returned home
Friday from Natchitochas, where sh'
has been attending the State Norma
School. After a three-weeks vacation
she will re-enter school.
Because of being at Symmetrical t.
assist in conducting meeting, Rev
T. J. Embree could not be here yester
day to fill his regular appointments. HI
is expected home this week.
A transient negro by the rame o
Brown, who killed Charley Jackson, ais
colored, at Bolinger one day last week
is being sought in the timber belt som
miles east of Plain Dealing. Yesterda,,
a message to the effect that he had bee
seen near Emma was received. Severa
men went at once to the locality fror
whence the report came, but could fin
no trace of the fugitive's whereabouts
They returned home yesterday after
noon.
THURSDAY.
John Kendall is again with us. H
came in Monday.
Miss Clyde Herndon returned HON
Tuesday from Mena, Ark.
Drew Kendrick of Gillian came owe
yesterday to visit the home folks.
Misses Madeline and Lucy Smith {
Benton are spending several days hel
, with friends.
Mrs. r. C. Keoun of Shreveport cam
! in Monday to spend this week here as
guest of Miss Hattie Kjrtley.
Miss AIDA Weber left Tuesday fl
Shreveport. She will leave that plat
t to-day for Indiana, her native State.
Mr.. James Rabb of Merryville arrive
here this morning on his way home fro
ST. Louis, where he spent several days
Miss Stella Boggs left yesterday Il
Lewisville, Ark, where she will be
: guest of Miss Mary Lester until ne
week.
Miss Kate Mullins, one of the your
ladies elected to teach in our scho
:. during the coming term, arrived Tue
day morning.
Postofice Inspector C. A. A. Bio
baum was here Monday for the purpo
8 of demonstrating the proposed thi
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