The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-04
Plain Dealing Department

relatives here until Monday of the
present week.
Mr.. Robert johnson is in Shreve-
port visiting his brother.
Mrs. q. c. Lyon and little son.
Jack. spent yesterday in Shreveport.
-Messrs. Henderson and Jim Kelly,
OF Hosston. spent Tuesday in our town.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Chamlee moved
into the Montgomery residence this
week.
Mrs. J. H. Wheeler and daughter.
Ethel Gray. spent last Thursday in
Shreveport.
Miss Vey Kendrick went to Shreve-
port Monday to visit friends for the
greater part of this week.
MIR. Frank Cochran. of Bradley,
Ark. was here Monday to visit his
sister. Mrs. w. II. Stroud.
Mr.. +. l.. johnson spent last Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ. johnson, Of Red Land.
Mrs. Amelia kendrick has return
ed from a visit with her daughters,
Mrs. Mckinney. of Hosston. and Mrs.
McEachren. Of Mooringsport.
Miss Ruth Smith, Of Benton. who
came in Thursday of last week to be
guest Of Miss Maurine Garrett, re-
turned home Tuesday morning
MIR. NJ. r. Kidd aud DIR. II. L.
Arnold went to Shreveport Monday to
hear Col. Stubs, candidate for Gov.
ernor, make his Labor Day speech.
Miss Leila Walker. of Lynchburg
Va, arrived early in the week and has
taken her place in the Plain Dealing
High School faculty as teacher of Eng
fish and French languages.
Miss Frances Meek, of Bradley
Ark. came in Tuesday and will be d
student in the Plain Dealing High
School. She will make her home with
Mrs. w. H. Stroud during the school
term.
MIR. w. B. Roggs.jr., of Shreveport
motored to Plain Dealing Monday an(
spent Il few hours with his children
who have been here for some weeks
with their grandmother, Mrs. J. s
Gray.
| Texas cattle buyers have been circu
lating through the Plain Dealing coun
try this week buying cattle. They sa,
the local stock raiserS seem well in
formed as to the full value of beef OF
the hoof.
! MIR. Lee n. Bush. Mrs. Bush ant
children came in Thursday night o
last week from HOsston and were CUES
ut the Gray House until Monday. whel
they became domiciled in their light
housekeeping rooms in the w. b. Bogs
residence.
MIR. John +. Adair and young son
Alvin. left Thursday Of last week TO
Joplin. Mo. where Mr.. Adair went t
look after link mine interests for him
self and associates. He expects to b
in the mining country some tire
weeks and hopes to get the property t
producing before leaving for home.
Mrs. Lula McGregor returned thi
week from Nashville. Tenn. She ha
been for three weeks in the Eastern
markets selecting line of milliner
goods for w. H. Martin 4 Company
and expects to have the opening Satul
day. All the people Of the Plain Dea
ing district know that Mrs. McGrego
has brought home very beautiful thing
and will see them at the first opportr
nifty.
MIR. Roy Mhoon and Miss Jami
Bailey. daughter of Mrs. Ray Bale!
both popular young people Of this place
surprised their friends Tuesday b
quietly going to Shreveport and gettin
married. The wedding occurred d
two o'clock in the afternoon and til
news was given out in Plain Dealing
neutrality-suspicious. morning. Only
few intimate friends got earlier info
nation. However. there are d gre;
many warm friends awaiting Il chant
to congratulate the newly welded pal