The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-03-19

spending week here with friends and
relatives. ..a
Mr.. Jim Hudson was visitor here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Carstarphen and
baby were visitors here few days since.
Mrs. T. G. Ward, Miss Ova, Lydia
and Master Garland Ward were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cornish Sunday.
Miss Dessa Wise left Sunday for Red
Land to be gone several days. She will
be guest of Mrs. A. D. Hudson, who
is her aunt.
Mr.. B. F. Keebler, who for several
months has been on the Burgess planta-
ton, moved yesterday to Miller's Bluff.
He expects to farm. '
Mrs. J. H. Harrison and children,
Bertha and Catherine, came in Saturday
for few days stay at the home of Mrs.
S. J. Neal. ROSEBUD.
Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, March 1.-THE past three
days have been perfect, and the hum OF
the bee can be heard on all sides.
Mr.. Frank Stroud of Dixie was visit
ing friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lee of Roberta
were visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. Ethel E. Wright of Shreveport
is visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Dayton Rogers of Benton was a
visitor here Sunday and yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Boggs, jr., and children.
left yesterday for their home in Vivian.
| Since Friday the autos have "come tc
life," and JOY riding seems to be the fad
Miss Stella Boggs left yesterday even
ing for Lewisville, Ark, to visit Miss
Mary Lester.
Mrs. w. E. Swindle has returned
home from Shreveport, where sht
visited friends.
Prof. Jones, principal of the Red Lane
school, was visitor here Saturday, el
route to Shreveport.
Mr.. r. G. Purcell, contractor, has tn
residence of Mr.. M. B. Kidd we'll unde
way, and it will soon be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Fontaine are nov
in Mer Rouge, Mrs. Fontaine' g old home
This will be welcome news to thei
friends.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church met a
$3.50 yesterday afternoon. Several mem
bers read interesting papers.
Mrs. B. F. Pinson of Texarkana, Ark.
an aunt of DR.. w. F. Bell, was here fo
some days on visit with DR.. and Mrs
Bell. She left for her home yesterda
evening.
Mr.. M. c. Wright, Police Juror fc
Ward Three, has gone to Bastrop t
superintend the shipment of an oil-pu
traction engine, to be used in road wor
in this ward.
Mrs. A. B. Many and her littl
daughter, Electra, left Saturday fl
Parsons, Kansas, to join Mr.. Manr,
who has position at that place with tt
M. K. and T. Railroad Company.
Mr., G.. E. Gilmer of Shreveport can
, up last Thursday to visit his farm
located few miles north of onr tow
Great interest is being taken here in IL
Irish potato venture on his place-or
, car of Triumph seed potatoes havir
already been planted.
, AS test of the safety of the carriat
r of eggs by parcel post perhaps M
Sears, who lives some six miles south
Plain Dealing, has broken the recor
He mailed sixteen dozen to Oil City al
only one was broken in transit. He al
shipped by parcel post to that pla
4 some butter, which netted him 1924 cen
per pound.
. The friends of little Zelda Allen
h Natchitoches, a daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. M. J. Allen, former residents
4 this place, will be pleased to learn tn
she has been selected to sing alto in t
. Sunday school she attends (the Baptis
at that place. Although the little mi