The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-09-24

Sandlin to the charge of shooting at an
unoccupied dwelling and was given a
sentence of four years.
Mrs. Malinda Stroud of Dixie was a
visitor here during the week with her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Belcher.
After a short visit hera with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Heifner, Mrs. A. S.
Brown left yesterday for her home in
Converse.
Mr. S. Mckinney, whose paper has
been mailed to Haughton for number
of years, has just ordered it forwarded
to Selma, this State.
Miss Beth Gayle returned home Sun
day after pleasant visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Chaffe of Minden,
who are her relatives.
Mrs. J. 2. Wise returned home this
morning from Coushatta, where she
spent some days with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Wilkinson.
| Middling cotton was quoted at S56
cents in New Orleans yesterday. Sales
on the spot, 200 bales; to arrive, $50
bales. The market closed steady.
A personal paragraph in Sundays
Shreveport Caucasian reads: "Miss
Fannie Swindle of Plain Dealing is Wis
iting Miss Gladys Mading on West Col
lege Street,
Mrs. John M. SenteH of the Cairo
!, plantation left one day recently for
WinstonSalem, N. c., accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Claudia, who will
enter a school in that place.
Mrs. RIP. Newton, accompanied by
her two little children, left to-day for
her home in Doyline, after spending
several days pleasantly in Benton as a
guest Of Mrs. Belle Wise and Miss
Grace Larkin.
Miss Mary Colquitt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Colquitt of Bossier City,
will again be student this term in the
Kidd-Key College of Sherman, Texas.
Our impression is that she departed fol-
that place one day this week.
Rg AS cotton is beginning to move
and employment in many lines of trade
can now be had, the Banners subscrip-
ton statements will soon be mailed out
In your season of prosperity do not for
get us. We have striven to give you a
good paper.
Mr.. Vance Logan left Sunday fol
New Orleans to re-enter Tulane Univer-
sity, and his sister, Miss Lilline, left fol
Natchitoches to enter the State Norma,
School. The young man and young
lady are son and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Logan of VAUDEVILLE.
| After an absence of four and hall
weeks, Mrs. w. H. Scanland returned
home Sunday, but returned to Shreve'
port yesterday to be with her daughter
Mrs. D. L. Jones, whose condition il
steadily improving, she now being able
} to get up and walk around the house JUS
) a little. Mrs. Scanland's arm is about
well, but she has little use of it.
Since the last issue of the Banner
) Mrs. Mary Edwards of Haughton ane
her daughter, Miss Erie, and Mrs. J. F
Afford of Lake Charles have been guest:
at the home of Sheriff J. F. Edwards
Mrs. Edwards is the mother of Deput!
Sheriff J. A. Edwards of this blaze
Mrs. Afford will be remembered as Ann;
t McDade, daughter of N. F. McDade
, now deceased.
, A paragraph from last Fridays ISSUE
] Of our Minden exchange reads: "Lieut
+. Penn Carroll's career in the U. S. Nav,
! has been one of rapid promotion ant
. his present success will be of great in
t terest to his Minden friends. He will b.
!, at Annapolis in the Engineering Glass
| A singular coincidence is the fact tina
four Minden men are now serving in tn
; Navy and are at Annapolis Commando
j. T.'E. Tompklns, Lieut.. Penn Carroll
Midshipman Ellsworth Webb and C. c
Miller.
In last weeks issue mention was mad
' of the accidental death at Hosston o
Mr.. Raymond Mckinney in the ginning
plant of his father, Mr.. W. B. McKin
ney. Further information develops til
fact that the young man was adjusting
!, belt, but as there we're no eye witnesse
to the accident it is not known just ho'
r he got caught in the machinery. Hi
: death occurred almost instantly. TIL
interment took place in Rocky Noun
Cemetery last Thursday, the day follow
= ing the young mans untimely death.
: Domestic Art Club.
: The Domestic Art Climb will meet wit
e Miss Jessie Wyche next Wednesday, tn
n Both. for the purpose of reorganization