The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

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interment took place.
Mr.. J. T. Ford Of Rocky Mount was
an appreciated caller at the Banner office
this afternoon.
Miss Marion Arnold left this morning
for Mooringsport, where she will spend
week or ten days with friends.
Miss Anna Dinkins OF Greenwood left
Monday after visit of several days here
with friends. She was guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wyche.
Vashti jackson, negress from Bos-
sier City, was arrested Tuesday on the
charge of the larceny of $3.50 and
brought here and lodged in the Parish
Jail.
Mr.. E. w. Doran received message
yesterday notifying him of the death in
Oregon of his mother. He has the con-
dolence of the writer and many friends
in this community.
Mr.. E. D. Foster, accompanied by his
son Guy and his father-in-law, Mr..
Robert Strong, all of the Antrim CON-
munity, called at the Banner Office while
here on business last Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wyche has as guest
Miss Sallie Humble of Monroe, teacher
last session in Benton High School. In
company with a number of others, they
are at present camping on Lake Bodcau.
Mr.. H. M. Sprui!l, who now has en-
ployment in South Mansfield, was pas
senger on Monday afternoons north
bound train. We presume he was On
his way to Alden Bridge to visit his
parents and old friends.
Mrs. ]. M. Henderson of Plain Deal
ing was here Tuesday for the purpose
of inspecting and making suggestions
as to the completion of the residence
her husband is having erected and which
they are soon to occupy.
Mr.. Haynes Fleming Of Mobile, Ala,
brother of the late G. T. Fleming, was
recent visitor at the home of Mrs.
Belle Wise, his relative. Before re-
turning home he also visited Capt.
W.. Hughes Of Shreveport.
Mrs. j. NJ. Montgomery of Shreveport,
accompanied by her three younger
daughters, Misses Matte, jamie and
Elise, came in Monday evening to visit
relatives and friends. They have since
joined crowd of exeursionists to the
lake.
The members of the Parish School
Board from wards Two and Five two
years ago. having drawn the short terms
(for two years each) elections must be
held this fall to name their successors.
The primary election will be held on the
same date as the Congressional primary
election-September list. The members
of the School Board from these wards
are Messrs. J. w. Wallace and A. Hof-
pauir. We have heard of no opposition
to them.
Miss Susie Juden of New Orleans, one
Of the State Sundsy school workers, adj
dressed representative gathering at
the Presbyterian Church Tuesday night.
Her subject on this occasion was "Co-
operation of Home with the Sunday
School" She is ready and entertain
ing talker and made an interesting ad-
dress, which was well received by all.
The young lady has before visited sew
eral towns of this parish and has num-
Der of admirers among the Banners
readers.
Miss Sunshine Tillman of Doyline,
Miss Annie Kate Nelson and Mr.. Albert
Nelson of Haughton, Misses Mary Bobb
Vashti Burks and Ethel Parkerson Of
Cotton Valley, Miss EVE Thomas Of
i Benton and Miss Clara Simmons of neal
Benton, all applicants for frst-grade
certificates as teachers, are here to take
the teachers examination now being
held and which will close Saturday even
ling. The examination for colored teach
ers will be held next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
i Friends residing in this place have re-
ceived neatly printed invitations read
ing: ssMr. and Mrs. Solomon Bergman
will give in marriage their daughter
| Flora to Mr.. Charles Edwards Boggs
on the evening Of Monday, August 8
1914, at nine o'clock, at home Moscow
Texas. The honor of your presence il
requested. /" The fortunate young mar
!: is a son of Rev. Boggs, who was formerl,
stationed in Shreveport. The bride.
elect is gifted musician and young
woman Of other accomplishments, wht
during the past two seasons taught musi,
in our neighboring towns across the river
They will make their home in Shreve
port. they have the best wishes TO
their future of a large circle Of admirins
friends among the Banners readers.
Political.