The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-18
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, June 16.-Miss Hattie Kirt-
ley left Saturday with Miss Nina Banks
for Vivian for few days stay.
DR.. and Mrs. II. H. Smith of Cotton
Valley were visitors here Sunday.
DR.. r. L. Arnold is again at home,
after several weeks absence.
Mr.. Joe King of Memphis, Tenn, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. H. c. Showers (and the baby of
Lewisville, Ark, has been spending a
few days here with her sister, Mrs. J. H.
Allen.
Miss Eta Campbell leaves to-day for
Lake Charles. She has been a visitor
here with her neice, Mrs. F. L. Banks,
for the past few months.
Misses Stella and Mozella Boegs will
leave tomorrow for Eniad to visit Mrs.
M. B. Scott, nee Miss Ruth Wilson, and
will also visit friends at Kinder before
returning home.
Mrs. w. E. Swindle and her little
daughter Kathrine, returned yesterday
from Monroe, where Mrs. Swindle was
called on account Of the death of her
neice, Miss Young.
The cotton crop is said to be in fine
shape. Corn is needing rain, especially
that planted early, but late corn is doing
fairly we'll. The cotton fields are in fine
filth and with seasonable rains there is
time yet for good crops. r.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. John Carstarphen of Greenwood
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Perry of this place.
Mr.. E. M. Laughlin of Alden Bridge
has been an appreciated visitor here for
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carstarphen have
recently moved into their new residence
just west of the Cotton Belt depot.
To-day is cloudy, with indications OF
rain, which is greatly needed for the
corn and gardens and truck patches.
Mrs. John Murray and children Of
Shreveport are here on visit with the
parents of the former, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H
! Cochran.
Mrs. Fanny Purcell will leave this
morning for a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Alice Conner, residing at some
point in Texas.
Mr.. Will Herndon, now located at some
point in Texas, came in yesterday after.
noon to witness the marriage of his sis.
ter, Miss Clyde.
Mr.. Tom Garrett, now a committed
clerk in the General Assembly at Bator
Rouge, was here Saturday for shor
stay with his family.
Messrs. J. w. and J. E. Walker ant
John Nuckolls spent yesterday forenoon
on the lake fishing, coming in abou
noon with more than forty fine whit
perch.
Miss Johnnie Herndon of Okena, Okla.
a cousin of Miss Clyde Herndon of thi
place, is here to attend the marriage o
the latter this afternoon to Mr.. Thoma
P. Adger.
Hon. w. j. Johnston, member of tn
House of Representatives from Bossiel
has only been home once during tn
present session, leaving last Monday, tn
: Sth, for Baton Rouge.
THURSDAY.
A fine rain fell here yesterday even
ing, doing untold good to the crops.
Miss Dock Hightower of Burgess al
rived yesterday evening from Bromide
t Okla.
, Another big crowd from this place al
off on the lakes fishing. They are sal
) to be having fine success.
| Misses Mary and Della Mcknight {
Bradley, Ark, were here yesterday Z
: guests of Mrs. ]. H. Allen.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, A. P. Butler and M
and Mrs. j. ]. Meares of Belcher wei
: in attendance at the marriage yesterda,
The children comprising the mission
e airy band of which Miss Aline Woo
S bridge is president are to have a picn
T mere tomorrow (Friday.)
d Mrs. Joe Russell and her daughte
Miss Joella, of Joella, Ark, are CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dexter. MI
Russell is sister of Mrs. Dexter and
s native of this parish.
k The forthcoming marriage of Mi
Inez Bright to Mr.. Moore Collinswor
II of Gadsden, Tenn, is announced. Mi
/. Bright was formerly teacher in Pla
W Dealing High School, and has mai
IT friends and we'll wishers in our town.
A number of visitors were here We
IT terday from Lewisyilie and Bradle
If Ark, and from Benton, Belcher, Boil
ger and, in fact, nearly all nearby tow
lie had representatives here at the maria
st of Miss Clyde Herndon to Mr.. 7.
e, Adger, which was celebrated at t
ID Baptist Church.