The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-10-08
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The Police Jury will convene here in
regular session next Tuesday.
Mrs. Sue C. Logan left Tuesday for
bradley, Ark, to visit at the home of her
nephew, Mr.. Tom Merriman.
Aregular meeting of the Parish School
poard is being held here to-day. All
members are present.
Mr.. John Arnold of the Phelps Lake
neighboraood was here yesterday look
ine Tor stock that had estrayed.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mccall of near Brownlee
vas a caller to-day. He needs rain very
badly-he wants to 60 for fox hunt.
Ensign S. J. Zeigler furnishes as his
nresent address, go Huntington Avenue,
Boston. Mass. He is, of course, still in
the Navy.
Mr. Newt Brownlee of Bossier City
vas here during the week to visit his
sister, Mrs. R. B. Hill, and other men,
bers Of the family.
Don't forget that during the Parish
Pair. to be held in Plain Dealing on the
9Th. eS;h, Goth and Goth, reduced rail-
mad fares will be in effect.
Mr.. Lazarus Willer returned home
Sunday from Amarillo, Texas, where he
spent two months at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Sidney Braunig.
The condition of her daughter (Mrs.
Dallas Jones) permitting, Mrs. w. H.
seanland expects to return home from
Shreveport one day this week.
Mr.. W. G. Faircloth of the Bellevue
Bridge community called Monday to
renew his subscription. He reported
that white perch were striking we'll
Mr.. H. C. Wyche of Plain Dealing
was here Sunday mixing with his rela-
tiyes and many friends. He is still log
ging, his camp being located at Roberta,
Among the visitors in Benton yester-
day were Mrs. w. D. Smith, who resides
some miles east, and her sister, Miss
Mamie Faircloth, of the Bodcau Bridge
community, who is now her guest.
Mr.. 3. C. Bolton has ordered his Ban
ner forwarded to Plain Dealing instead
Of to Bolinger. However, it is our i'm
preston that he still retains his busi-
s ness interests at the last named place.
For more than a week past Mrs. Lou
Arnold of near VAUDEVILLE has been Sc
riously i'll from an attack of swamp
fever. Yesterday her condition was re-
ported to be much improved, and it is
NJ expected that she will recover.
After an absence of three weeks, spent
in San Antonio, Texas, with relatives,
Mrs. r. E. Wyche returned home last
Thursday. Her youngest daughter,
Miss Minnie, who accompanied her to
that city, was entered as a pupil in one
oi its schools.
DIR. J. B. Hall and Mr.. Lee Burks Of
Rocky Mount are visitors in our town
to-day. Mr. Burks thinks it is little
hard on the country merchant, present
Conditions considered, to have to give II
cents per pound for cotton on account, Of
get nothing. You are right, Mr.. Burks
but better times are just ahead of US.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Plaisance have
moved to our town and are occupying
Mr.. P. c. Taylor's cottage-on the cor
ner next to Mr.. l.. G. Smiths. Fol
more than a year past Mr.. Plaisanct
has been manager on the Willow Benz
plantation for Mr.. J. M. Sentell. HI
has purchased the barber shop fixtures
in our town and has assumed charge o
the shop.
We have been requested to state tina
meeting of the local chapter OF thu
Order of Eastern Star will be held a
the Masonic Hall in this place mex
Thursday evening (the t5th) the hou
Tor gathering being eight o'clock. 4
full attendance of the membership j
urged. Following the disposal of al
matters of business, ETC., refreshment
will be served
Mr.. S. L. Demoss, accompanied by MI
WA. Lowe, called this afternoon t
renew his subscription. These are tw
representative North Bossier citizen
who reside near Rocky Mount. MI
Lowe says he will get about twent
bales OF cotton this season and if h
could sell it for 1875 cents per pound h
would gladly quit that crop for a veal
dc will finish picking this week, and
afed Of cotton. He will hardly max
enough corn he thinks to feed until tn
Nglnning of the next cropping season
The lack of rain cut it short.
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