The Bossier banner., 1918-06-27

was Il guest Tuesday OF her daugnter,
Mrs. J. +. Burt.
Mrs. W. f. Ivey left this afternoon
for Ruston, where she was called to
the bedside of her cousin. a Mr.. Good
enough. said to he in dying condition.
Mr.. g. w. Arnold, who spent the
past several months in Benton with
relatives and old friends. left one day
last week for his home in Western
Texas.
Mrs. W. G. Shuford. from Humble,
Texas. but who expects to make her
home in Shreveport. is here at present
as a guest ut the home of her mother.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Shull.
Mr.. Thurston S. Goodwin, Il North
Bossier boy now with the colOrs.' has
written to furnish his new address, the
same being care Telegram Detdch-
mcMt. jackson Barracks. Ncir Orleans.
Miss Loree Shull. whose home is in
Belmont. Sabine Parish. is here on Il
visit with her grandmother. Mrs. Lucy
Shull She will also spend some time
in Plain Dealing with her aunt, Mrs.
Il. J. Holiday.
The announced protracted meeting is
now under way ut the Presbyterian
Church. The pastor. Rev. &. q. Wood
bridge. of Plain Dealing. is being as
sisted in the meeting by Rev. IL. NJ
McI.lin, of Minden.
Lieut.. V. V. Wilmington has writ
ten to his sister. Mrs. w. NJ. Mccall, of
the Brownlee community. requesting
that she give in his new address, which
is First Training Battalion, Infantry
Replacement camp, Camp Lee. Ia.
Mr.. J. NJ. Shull. Clerk for the Local
Board. has Informed the reporter that
Messrs. Arthur Y. Seay, Jack TURNKEY
and John Keutsch. Bossier Parish boys
in Class /. left yesterday for Camp
| Pike, Ark. to begin training for mill
tary service.
Private Charles Scarborough, from
Camp Beauregard. was at home last
week on five-day pass to visit his
good wife. remembered as Miss Georgia
| Winhan, and his father. Mr.. w. A..
Scarborough. of the Caney Creek
School community.
We learn that Miss Maggie Britt.
| trained as nurse at Shreveport
sanitarium. spent several days of last
week ut her home in Eaughton. About
| the LIST of July she will leave for Il
cantonment and later proceed to
France to act as Il Red Cross nurse.
Misses Clotile Rogers and Patti Ogil-
vie are again at home after spending Il
week pleasantly with friends residing
on the Caddo side of the river. and
| have as guests for the week Miss Lot
tie Mai Hanks. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l. Hanks. of Dixie, and Miss
Maude Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Smith. of New iberia.
Mrs. Lee w. Robertson, remembered
as Il Rossier girl. has written the Ban
ner from Pawnee. Okla. to say:
have moved to this place from Enid,
Okla. AS You know. | am Il McIade,
and do not like to miss ii copy of the
| Banner" We thank her for what she
| has had to say, and assure her that the
Banner has many valued subscribers
Of her maiden name.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Keith. who onlv
recently became residents of Benton,
have the coincidence of all in the loss
of their only child. Il little girl. whose
death followed Il lingering illness ut !,
Shreveport sanitarium. The burial v as
held Saturday afternoon at the Linton
Cemetery. near which place Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith formerly resided. This is
the fourth child they have lost. al
dying young.
Mr.. J. w. Hosier. Il fellow townsman
came in to-day to renew his subscrip.
ton to the Banner and also to again
order it mailed to his brother sam
now with the American EXpeditionary
Forces in France. When last heard
from his brother had been wounded
and was in hospital. However, it il
Il source of satisfaction to his friends
back at home to know that his wound
Is Olny in the flesh. and it is hoped
that by this time he is again able to be
up and perhaps again in the trenches
The date of the wound was early dur
ing May.
The Clerk ut the office of the Loca
Board has informed the reporter that
the work Of mailing out QUESTIONABLE.
to the June, 1918. registrants was he
gun Tuesday and would he finished III
by tomorrow. Failure to give proper
attention to questionnaire and return
1t to the office of the board within
seven days would be likely to result il
landing a registrant in federal peni
tentiary, to say nothing about the los,
of valuable rights. Also. those who ex
pect to make claim for deferred classi
fication should hear in mind that they
must act promptly.
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