The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1915-08-26
Plain Dealing.

Fl01n De6Iln&s
Tuesday, August PA dipping vat
is being put in at the fair grounds this
week by a number of cattle owners,
aided by the Police Jury.
Miss Edna Grayson of Winnsboro was
pleasant guest of Miss Hattie Kirtly
during the past week. She was shown
much social attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wyche, jr., their
little daughter, Marjory, and Mrs. Mar
jory Clark, aunt of Mrs. Wyche, return
ed home Saturday afternoon from Rose
boro Springs, Texas, where they spent
nearly two weeks.
A card received from Rev. G. G.
Woodbridge, now in Ashville, N. c., on
his summer vacation, states that he is
having delightful time. He will return
in time to begin protracted meeting
at the Presbyterian Church before the
third Sunday in September. Rev. w. F.
O'Kelly of Shreveport will assist in the
meeting.
The 50-horse-power oil engine of the
Honeycutt & Bell Gin Company was
steamed up and tried out yesterday
afternoon, and worked to the satisfac-
ton of the onlookers. They have nice
two 7O-saw outfit. The completion of
this gin, together with the one already
erected, will abundantly take care of all
ginning to be done here.
Mr.. r. S. Doles has returned from an
extended visit to the Panama Pacific Ex-
position and speaks in glowing terms of
the california climate. He spent some
two weeks visiting relatives who reside
in the California fruit belt, where olives,
oranges, lemons and various kinds of
nuts were growing; also, immense fields
of wheat. He speaks of the net receipts
of 100 boxes of lemons belonging to
one of his relatives) as being only $f82,
so it seems the lemon growers also have
their troubles.
/ Mr.. M. S. Bolinger has purchased
from Mr.. j. P. Keeth the residence (and
eight acres of land) formerly occu-
pied by himself and family, and will
remove here at once, with his family.
This news Of the acquisition of such a
desirable citizen will be welcomed by
all. DR.. G. c. Lyon, now residing
in Bolinger, will remove here, with his
family, at an early date, and will become
identified with the business interests Of
the town. This will be valuable gain
to the citizenship of the town, and they
will be warmly welcomed. -. Mr.. G. T.
Mays of Carteryille has recently bought
| a lot in Plain Dealing and will erect 9
dwelling on it at no distant day. Three
such desirable families as those who viii
remove here, and all the news at one
time (?) is almost too much for belief
but is fact. Let them come. They
are needed.
THURSDAY.
; Mr.. H. M. Bailey, who it will be re.
membered was under treatment for sew
eral weeks at q Shreveport sanitarium
is now so far recovered as to be able t.
: sit up.
Mrs. H. G. Sims, after spending severa
days with her sister, Mrs. George E
Demoss, left the latter part Of the weel
for Bearden, Ark, to visit her mothe
before returning to her home in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Miss Ruth Nuckolls is expected HON
the latter part of the week from Shreve
j, port, where she has been for nearly tw
: months as patient in sanitariun
The news of her return will be gladl
welcomed by her many friends here.
Miss Jean Gordon and Miss Lily Rich
ardson, the former President of the Sui
frage League of Louisiana and the latte
for fourteen years an assistant to ths
noble woman, Miss Sophia Wright, VIII
before her death perhaps did more goo
for the education OF the poor youth {
New Orleans by her generous nigf