The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-03-19
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nr, and Mrs. J. z. Wise have taken
rooms at the Benton Hotel.
Mr.. George l.. Davis of the Bodcau
Bridge community was business Wis
itor Monday.
Mr.. H. J. Lenoir of Hosston was here
Monday and Tuesday mixing with his
many old friends.
Mrs. J. H. Montgomery left Monday
evening for Little Rock, Ark, to visit
her sister, Mrs. E. J. Barker.
Mrs. Ned Burt of Shreveport, accom-
panied by her little baby girl, is guest
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
S. A. White.
Miss Alma Keoun of Plain Dealing is
here on a short visit with her sister,
Miss lola Keoun, a teacher in Benton
High School.
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee returned
home Monday from an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Robertson
Of Cotton Valley.
Mrs. Bruce Terry of Shreveport and
Miss Leila White, now teaching near
Hosston, we're guests Sunday at the
home of their mother, Mrs. S. A. White.
Mrs. J. A. Larkin, who was recently
operated on at a Shreveport sanitarium
for hernia, returned home the latter part
OF last week, and is said to be doing we'll.
We are told that Miss Nellie Larkin,
now teaching in Blanchard, will return
home to teach in Benton High School
as a successor of Miss Louise Alison,
Benton's bride-elect.
Mr.. P. E. Holloway, jr., now store
manager for the Frost-Johnson Lumber
Company at Montrose, has just RENTED
81 on subscription, and says: "Above
all do not discontinue my paper"
Mr.. Sam w. Lee writes and requests
that his Banner be forwarded to Bluffs
instead of to Haughton. He and his
son, Mr.. T. A. Lee, are engaged in
planting and the mercantile business al
Bluffs.
Mr.. H. L. Love, who now gets his
mail on Rural Route No. out of Mans
field, closes note to this Office as fol-
lows: cit is through the dear old Ban
ner l hear from my old friends il
Bossier."
The following paragraph is con.
tributed: 'sServices will be held in thu
Rocky Mount Church Sunday morning
March Goth. Rev. G.. G.. Woodbridge
Of Plain Dealing will preach, and it i
hoped there will be good attendance.
Mr.. T. H. Lawrence OF Haughton
whose recent operation for hernia at
Shreveport sanitarium was mentione'
in this column, returned to his home las
Saturday. However, he has not We
fully recovered, and has medical atten
lion twice daily.
Under date of the 10Th the Belche
correspondent of the Shreveport Journa
says in the issue of that paper for tina
day: "Mrs. Lizzie Adger was called t
Texarkana Tuesday to be with her sister
Miss Agnes Thompson, who was opera
ted on for appendicitis. !"
Mr.. Will Dalrymple of Midway passe
through Benton Monday, returning t
Shreveport to have his left hand treated
Blood poison set in from a slight abra
sion, and it was at first said to be in a
I alarming condition. He has been un
able to do any work since the middle
January.
Yesterday Dunk Gilliard (colored
rode by and exhibited to the writer tW
fine wild turkey gobblers. He was jul
from Willow Chute bottoms and brougl
\ the game out for Messrs. r. E.. Wycf
and J. B. Arnold, who bagged it th'
morning. Mr.. Wyche also sent in
fine gobbler the morning before, and
Saturday morning of last week got a fir
one near the Nash old place. His ~
Of good luck should compensate for b
failure of the past season.
Judge John N. Sandlin of Minden W;
here during the week to hold nonjul
term of Bossier District Court. III
case yesterday of Harper VS.. Arnol
involving the ownership of CO.
attracted fully twenty witnesses fro
Plain Dealing and that communit
The Judgment of the Justices Court W
sustained, the Judge ruling that the &C
was Mr.. Arnold's property. The ca
Of Mrs. Nettie Wilmington versus Il
Parish School Board was submitted
the statement of facts. The lawye
will at once submit their briefs, and t
Judge will consider on the case until t
next term of the Court.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N4~E, G..