The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-25


ter, Mrs. E. H. Belcher, returned home
last Thursday from their visit to Mans
field.
DR.. ]. S. Gardner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Gardner Of North Bossier, furnishes
his new address as Woodwork, this
State.
The longest day of the year (tbe 21st)
has passed. From now until December
22d the hours of daylight will steadily
grow less.
Mr.. Arthur Gayle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gayle of Caddo Parish, and
nephew of Mr.. c. o. Gayle of this place,
is visitor this week.
Mr.. S. j. Zeigler, one of the Banners
Shreveport subscribers we'll known in
this parish, has ordered his paper for
warded to Bordeaux, S. c., until further
notice.
"Brown Eyes" of Ivan does not make
herself known to the editor, and her news
report for that reason does not appear in
print. Anonymous communications are
not solicited by the management of the
Banner.
We hope to see you do we'll, Mr..
Farmer. Do the best you can by your
crop, not forgetting that rotation of crops
and intensive farming pays-and do not
forget to save some of the best of all your
products to be exhibited at the Parish
Fair.
Mr.. ]. E. Adger of Belcher, accom-
panied by his family, was a visitor here
with relatives from Saturday evening
until Monday morning. His little niece,
Matte Gray Logan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Logan, accompanied him
home for visit.
Mrs. Ralph M. Burton of Mansfield is
here on visit with her many relatives
and friends and before returning home
will visit relations of her husband resid-
ing in Lewisville, Ark. AS on other
visits, her bright-eyed, curly headed lit
tie girl, Martha, is being admired by all.
Mr.. S. S. Rounsavall of Adnar, an old
subscriber, called this morning and re-
newed his subscription. He looks about
as young and spry as when the writer
| first knew him, and still never tires Of
talking of the big hunts of years pas
and that inviting life in Gods out doors
Friends will regret to learn that Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Connell of Atkins have
had to take their little son Walter t.
New Orleans for treatment. The troubl,
is diseased bone in one of his lowe
limbs, which does not seem to yield read
lily to surgical attention. For some tim
he was under treatment in Shreveport.
A meeting of the Parish School Boar
was to have been held here to-day t
canvass the returns of an election he'll
in the Seventh School District Saturday
but as only three members (Messrs
Sentell, Demoss and Wallace) wer
present the meeting was not held. TIL
30th has been fixed as the date for hold
ing the meeting.
/ Messrs. H. P. Moore, S. H. Cochran
j. D. Mcclellan, L. R. Bumgardner an
Loye McDade, together with Clerk {
Court Henderson, who comprise the Jur
Commission for this parish, met heI
Monday and named list of Jurors
serve at the July term of Bossier Distri'
Court. The Grand Jury will be empar
eled the first day of Court, the 1871
The petit jurors will be summoned
, appear Monday, the 10th.
Macon Swami Badly Hurt.
Last Fridays Shreveport Journal sa.
\ of well known and popular young ms
reared in this parish:
"Macon Swami, prominent plant
. of the Belcher neighborhood, is in
8 local sanitarium, suffering from serio
injuries sustained Wednesday afterno'
at the Crescent plantation, of which
: is manager.
Il "Mr. Swami was at work about b
If press on the plantation when he "
i struck by the shaft and some OF t
TT bones about the hip were broken. ST.
=, fering great pain, he was brought to
" city for treatment, and his broth
er Singleton Swami, and sister, Mrs. Ag
e Swami Holmes, are at his bedside.
in "The injuries, while very painful,
b. not considered to be dangerous, and
IL recovery is expected"
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S. Watch the date on your paper!
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