The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-06-25
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You and Your Neiehbors In Print

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W. and Your Neiehbors in Print
FIRST call for big rain.
nh;e cav and hammer music in our
town seems gooo'
1 iurv term of Bossier District Court
will be convened here two weeks from
next Monday.
Among the business visitors in Benton
yesterday was Mr.. A. w. Heifner, a
plain Dealing merchant.
Mrs T. q. Wise expects to leave to-
u,orrow for Coushatta to visit her parents,
T. and Mrs. w. T. Wilkerson.
Tho nresent hot wave has been lulu.
uone it has been as trying, and little
- more SO. on the boil weevil than on
all humanity.
The next date for regular meeting OF
no Police Jury is July 14th. The regu-
H. meetings are held the second Tuesdy
in each quarter.
Mrs. M. A. Bennett of Nashville,
Tenn, arrived Monday for protracted
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. W..
poran who has been ill for several days.
Mr.. r. l. Hanks has ordered his Ban
nor forwarded to Dixie instead OF to
Shreveport. Mr.. Hanks has employment
il Dixie and he and his family have re-
Gently removed there.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Buckley and
Miss Bette Stevenson of Shreveport
we're visitors here several days during
the week-guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. o. Gayle.
Mr.. w. A. Fortson has as visitor his
father, Mr.. w. R. Fortson, of Homer,
who is just from Vivian, where he spent
month with two OF his daughters. He
expects to leave within few days fol-
his home.
Mr.. S. R. Doyle, we'll known to many
Of the Banners readers, has ordered his
Banner forwarded to Arkadelphia, Ark.
during the summer. He is still the di-
rector of the Hugo (Okla.) High Schoo
and will again return there to teach.
Tuesday at noon an alarm OF fire caus.
cd much excitement in our town. Tht
scene of the blaze was the cottage be.
longing to Mr.. A. w. Gleason and nov
occupied by Mr.. H. R. Mccullough ant
family. The fire caught near the kitchen
flue, but the response was so prompt i
was soon subdued.
Should the Methodist Church in thi
place be displaced by new building, Q
would new roof on the present edific
suffice for the time. This is question
the congregation and the residents @
our town will have to settle. Let's Civ
the matter attention now while the day
are long and while the labor can be ha
in plenty to do the work.
Mrs. M. L. Pool of Hazen, Ark,
desirous Of learning the address of vet
Grams who soldiered with her forme
husband, Jonathan Taylor, who enliste
for service in the Southern Army {
Bellevue December %, 1861. Mrs. POI
is making an effort to secure pensio
IRON the State of Arkansas and any in
formation in this direction would /
duly appreciated.
A friend informs us that during Ma
MI. Alaric G. Wilmington graduate
N IRON Little Rock, Ark, medical co
ri lege and passed in his examinations b.
tore the medical board of that Stat
Since that time he has been student
the medical department Of Tulane Un
sersity, New Orleans, and recent
passed in his examinations before Il
Louisiana State Medical Board. He
now located at Fulton, Ark.
An invitation received reads as fe
lows. "Judge and Mrs. Andrew JAG
son Murff request the honor of 20
presence at the marriage of their daug
yer, Frances, to Mr.. Charles ROBE
kincaide, on the evening of Thursds
July2, 1914. at $3.50 o'clock, Holy Trim
Church, Shreveport, La. At home at
August 1st, London, Eng" The you
lady and her parents are we'll known
our town and throughout Bossier Pari
where they have many friends and "
wishes. All will join in congratulate
and wish the happy couple many pie,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS