The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-05-14
Here at Home
You and Your Nelkhbors In Print
Now in season-mayhaws.

Now in season-mayhaws.
Miss Jessie Wyche spent sew
eral days of last week in Shreve-
port with friends.
Miss Grace Larkin expects to
leave to- morrow for Texarkana,
Ark, to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. J. w. Oneal of Haughton
was among the visitors in Banton
last Thursday.
Rev. J. M. Brown of Haughton
filed MS regular appointments
here Sunday. As>usual his, SER
mons attracted large crowds.
Mrs. Dallas Jones Of Shreve-
port accompanied by her baby
I boy, William) is here on visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Scanland.
Residents of Rocky Mount and
that community are reminded that
Thursday of next week, the 21st,
has been fixed upon as the day
for general meeting to clean off
the Rocky Mount Cemetery.
Mr.. J. S. Watt, a Rocky Mount
subscriber called Saturday. He
reported farming operations as
backward, much cotton being yet
implanted and some ground for
this crop still remaining unbroken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Wyche
and Mrs. j. M. Henderson of Plain
Dealing, accompanied by three
of their children, spent Sunday in
Benton with relatives and friends.
They made the trip in Mr.. Wyche's
car. "
Mrs. J. M. Sentell of near Dixie
left one day last week for Boga-
loosa to attend the general State
meeting of the Order of Eastern
Star. Before leaving for home
she spent several days in Baton
Rouge with her sister in law,
Mrs. Harris McVea.
Sheriff Edwards left Monday
morning for Baton Rouge, having
in custody Henry Stewart (color-
ed) whom he referred to as q
wholesale COW thief" He plead
guilty last week before Judge ]
N. Sandlin to stealing cattle ano
was sentenced to five years in the
Penitentiary. His operations were
in Wards One and Two near Bos.
sier City.
Readers of the Banner will re.
greet to learn that Miss Marie
Creswell, daughter of Mr.. j. P
Creswell of Shreveport, a formel
resident of our town, was operated
on Monday for appendicitis. Tht
writer was told that day by he,
uncle, Mr.. A. P. Butler, that sht
: had stood the operation we'll ant
was then in as good condition al
could be expected.
The many friends of Mrs. Salli,
White were pleased to see her GU
at church services Sunday morn
ing, following a long period as |
shut-in. During her illness sh
states that her friends were eve
1 thoughtful of her and has askes
that some recognition Of her sens
of gratitude be made in print
We cheerfully comply with tn
request, but wish to assure thi
good woman that what her friend
have done for her during her pas
illness they count as little an
would gladly go to extreme end
at any time to serve her and hers
The reader has perhaps notice
that the foregoing type is not tn
same these paragraphs are set !
each week. It is larger-lon
primer instead of brevier-an
means that there is a new appren
tice in the Banner office, who
Master Adger Logan, eldest so
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Logar
During our absence Monday h
began the column in the large
type, so it is finished out in thu
way. He began his apprintice
chip last week, the verse on pag
one being the first type he evt
set. 1t seems pity that such
promising youth should find
preference for a dingy countr
print shop with its ever pervadin
spirit of don't care and its ev'
present evil smells of gasoline az
fresh ink, but that's his bushes
We see his finish even now but
well, we hope for the best.
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