The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-06-17
| News Notes
of the Week

Mr., Lee N. Bush has ordered his Ban
ner forwarded to Hosston instead of to
Campti.
We are requested to announce that
services will be held at the Emma Church
the second Sunday in July.
Miss Dubois Elder of Alden Bridge,
who has been teaching in Tallahassee,
Fla. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Cd. Bridger, one of the Banners
Plain Dealing readers, has sent in cot
ton blossom. 1t is the first to reach the
Office this season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson and her daugh-
fer. Miss Pauline, were recent visitors to
Shreveport, stopping at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Dowell.
Mrs. ]. H. James, accompanied by her
baby girl and her youngest son, Henry,
returned home last Friday from Camden
and Smackover, Ark, where she visited
relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Caldwell of Plain Deal
ing is a CUES this week of her grand
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Wyche, who, dur
ING the absence of Mrs. F. B. Ogden, is
keeping house.
Good rains fell here Monday and Mon
day night. They extended over large
scope of the country but made skips in
places. Severe electrical storms accom-
panied the rains.
A contribution on the subject opel
lagra,' written by the Parish Health
Officer, has been received, but is omitted
from this issue because of lack OF
space. 1t will appear next week.
Mrs. E. w. Doran and Miss Margaret
Mccullough left yesterday for Nashville.
Tenn. Both are teachers and both will
take special courses in the Peabody Nor
nal School of that city before returning
home.
Mr.. A. M. Wyche has as guest his
hrother-in- law, Mr.. Tom Caldwell Of
Plain Dealing. We learn that the young
man has just been appointed Parish
Surveyor to succeed Mr.. Ed Logan, de-
ceased.
We learn that Mr.. R. G. Dowell ane
family of Mansfield, former residents O.
Alden Bridge, left on the 18th for big
trip to the North and Northwest. Before
returning home they will visit Chicago
Denver, Cheyenne and Salt Lake City.
Andrew Miller, thrifty and vel
thought of colored farmer of the Vance.
vile community, where he resided TO
years, was killed Monday afternoon b!
bolt Of lightning. He was found b!
those passing down the public road sit
ting holding the reins of his team O
mules, also killed by the bolt.
A pretty invitation, addressed to Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Scanland, reads: "Mr
and Mrs. Walter Thomas Colquitt re-
quest the honor of your presence at thu
marriage of their daughter, Mary, to DR.
Sanders Fowler, on Wednesday, June 80
1915, at nine o'clock, at their residence
Bossier City, La" We wish to sexten'
congratulations and wishes for the futur
of this happy and popular young couple
May each succeeding day in their mar
ried life be as another June Both.
Rev. J. M. Brown of Haughton, Will
in this Office Monday morning informe
the reporter that he would fill his reg
ular appointment at the Haughto
Methodist Church Sunday. Rev. G. G
Woodbridge of Plain Dealing ha
written that he will preach two sermon
Sunday at the Presbyterian Church i
that place. This week our columns ar
somewhat crowded and the announce
ments are made short for that reason
Usually we have plenty of room for a
such local mention and we would b
pleased to have those who preach i
in this parish mail US the usual card
every aceek.
Timber wolves have just renewed the
Expectations in this community, KILN
goats for Mr.. j. A. Byrd and sewers
sheep in Mr.. j. M. Sentelps Willo
Bend pasture. Fortunately rains TO
lowed and hunts were at once organized
Mr.. w. M. Mccall came in Tuesda
afternoon with his pack of hounds an
was joined later by DR.. S. Y. Alexande
OF Shreveport, who brought other
Yesterday morning, after five-hot
race, 6S-pound wolf, measuring fiN
feet from tip to tip, was killed, and tn
morning one of extra large frame, but
poor condition, was brought in. Ais
several young wolves were killed an
one captured and brought in alive.
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