The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-06-20
of -four each day. He will himself
plant sixty or more acres to wheat.

of -four each day. He will himself
plant sixty or more acres to wheat.
Showers both yesterday and to-day,
but at the time this is written there
has been hut little rainfall here.
Miss Matte Gray Logan left yester
day for Belcher and Gillian. in which
places she expects to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Matte c. Adger had as guests
portion of this week her mother,
Mrs. NJ. f. Caldwell. of Plain Dealing,
and Mrs. Il. ii. Norris. of Shreveport.
Readers of the Banner residing in
this place are reminded that Il pro-
tracted meeting will be begun at the
presbyterian Church next Monday, the
oath. at $50 pm.
Mrs Mamie Logan. Mr.. Tom Stin-
son. Mr. Adger Logan and Master Dan
Logan comprised a party who motored
to Walnut Hill. Ark, Sunday to spend
the day as guests of Miss Alice Dis
mukes.
Mr.. J. +. Adair. of Ivan. passed this
way yesterday chaperoning Il load of
chickens to Shreveport. having the
same tied on the rear Of his Ford car.
The little Ford is good for any old
purpose, isn't it!
Mr.. w. &. Burt says that all who
have wheat to he threshed should
bring it to Benton. where he has in
stalled a good outfit. That fellow Burt
is Il hustler. He will try anything at
least once-and lie makes it go, too.
An agreeable caller Sunday was Mr..
Fletcher Elder. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. F. Elder. of Alden Bridge. He has
just recently returned from New Or
leans. where he is Il second course man
in the Medical Department Of Tulane
University.
Mrs. ]. H. Montgomery is ut present
III Shreveport, where she went to have
her little baby girl treated. She is
stopping at the home of Mr.. Montgom-
ery's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mont
gomery. The little one is said to have
been quite i'll for Il time. but to-day
her condition is reported to he greatly
improved.
The following named seven young
men Of this parish, all in Class /. have
been ordered to appear in Benton Oh
the 18th for entertainment for Camp
Pike, Ark: Eugene Roam. of Haugh-
ton; Lewis Doyle, of Rocky Mount !:
John Teutsch. of Spring Hill; Jonas
Bell. of RoSsier. and Edwin H. Brock,
Arthur Y. Seay and Jack TURNKEY, of
Plain Dealing.
Three hundred Class l registrantS
from different points in this state are
wanted to enter Tulane University.
New Orleans. for special training. APP
plication should he made at the office
of the Local Board by tomorrow. the
DIST. Only those who have advanced
as far as the eighth grade i'll some
grammar school and who have devel-
Oped some mechanical aptitude are
eligible. BY waving classification those
in classes other than Class l may APP
ply for entry.
The July term of Bossier District
Court will he convened in this place OH
the second Monday. the Sth. Messrs
II. l.. Moore. J. \. Lowe. w. :. Dalrym-
pie and Loye McDade. four of the five
Jury commissioners for the parish,
We're here yesterday to act with Clerk
of Court JAS. Nj. Henderson in draw
ing Il jury for this term of the court
The venire is to be found elsewhere on
this page. The absent member of the
Jury Commission was Mr.. $. II. Coch-
ran, of Plain Dealing.
The Local Board is in receipt Of ill.,
formation from the Adjutant General
of the State ordering that, prior to
classification and the assigning of or
der numbers, permits may not be iss,-
ed by the board for any registrant who
registered on the 9TH. That is, not for
any branch Of the service except the
Murine Corps and NdUy Any who
wish to enlist in either of the above
branches of service before classical
ton anu order number are assigned
will be granted permits without order
number and classed in Class l.
Cottage Grove Church.