The Bossier banner., 1918-01-31
Next week will he court week.

Next week will he court week.
Cotton is off i'll price again. as you
will note from yesterdays Shreveport
quotations.
Don't forget your date with the i'll
come tax collector. He will he here
next week.
You will find The Yukon Trail :"
a story to your liking. It's first two
chapters appear in to-day's issue.
Mr.. Il. +. Nelson. who is now
f;lrmin. near AIIendale. while in Ben
ton Monday called and subscribed for
the Banner.
Miss Ada keoun, of the Red Land
community. has made IL remittance and
ordered the Banner mailed to herself
ut Doyline.
Mrs NJ III. Hanks and family have
Just removed to the Baptist Parsonage.
Her home was destroyed by fire some
months ago
Mrs. X. Young, of New Orleans.
came in. Yesterday and is ii guest of
her sister. Mrs Irion-;lt the home Of
Mrs. Irion'S son, DR.. c. H. IriOn.
Miss Viola Thomas. who has been
Il guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Swords for some weeks. left yesterday
for pittshurg. Texas. where her par
entS reside.
Key. James Evans and family have
Just removed to Shreveport. but he
called by the first of the week to ask
us to announce that he will preach
Sunday weather permitting) ut the
Honiiny coax HilD Church.
MIR. X. W. Young. of the Linton
community. was among the callers to-
day. lie stated that this was only the
second time he had been out since his
recent protracted illness. We were
pleased to again see him up and about
Mr.. Luke Swords. whose continued
sutferin. from an old gun-shOt wound
in his face has several times been re-
ported in the Banner. has returned
home from TeXarkana. Ark, where he
said to hc much improved.
Mr.. :. VI. Lee has written to or.
der his Banner mailed to HaughtOn i'll
stead Of to Sligo. He says: Because
have not reached me, and something
appears 10 he missing | think it must
be the Banner" Thank you. sir.
Miss Lucy Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. &. Smith. was taken to {;
Shreveport sanitarium Tuesday to bt
operated on for appendicitis. The fol
lowing day she underwent the Opera
ton, and the latest reports are to the
effect that she continues to do well.
MIR. Il. \. Grounds called this after
noon 10 instruct that his paper be pu
in the Shreveport, Route 3, package
During this month. he and his famil,
removed from the Dixie community t,
his newly acquired property. the Pal
mer tor CASH plantation.
We learned this evening that Mr.
Sam Gleason. who about two month.
ago volunteered for service in til,
Navy, and was stationed ut New
near Portsmouth,, Ore. He is a BOssiel
boy and the youngest son of Mrs. Eff
Gleason, now residing in Belcher.
Mr.. w. Il. Ivey. a nearby resident
just u few days ago had letter from
his second son, Mr.. J. +. Ivey. nov
with the forces in France In his lette
he stated that he was then in the hos
pital, and had been there for about tw,
weeks, Eut did not state the nature O
his illness. He wrote as If he woult
be able to join his command within !;
few days-and we hope SO.
Mrs. J. &. Logan. of Vanceville, re
turned home last Saturday from For
Worth ANA Dallas. Texas. where sd,
spent some days with relatives Sh,
made the trip from Shreveport to For
Worth overland with Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Huckins. who reside in the las
named city. ami who had been II
Shreveport fer some days with rell
tives. Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Huckin
are cousins.
Monday evening our good neighdo
across the street, Mrs Cynthia Rogers
had the misfortune to break one of th
homes in her left wrist and suffer ,
fracture at its joint. She was attempt
ing To hang Il window shade when tin
supports gave way and caused her t,
fall. That night she was taken to ;
Shreveport sanitarium by Master Mas
ton Henderson. and was able to return
home the following afternoon, II i