The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06

by the hand when he comes home to
the old town and parish aforesaid.
Mrs. +. 4. Kelly. jr.. Of Shreveport.
came in Monday for Il visit with rela-
tives.
Miss joyce LunSford. of Shreveport.
was Il guest last week Of Miss Made
line Smith.
Stock Claim Agent Woodland. with
the Cotton Belt Railway people. was i'll
Benton Tuesday looking after local
claims.
Ruth Smith and Mary Pope Ogilvie
went to Plain Dealing last Friday af-
ternoon and spent several days there
with friends.
Mr.. f. f. Youngblood returned Tues
day from Marthaville Mrs. Young
blood remained there with her father.
who is critically i'll.
Miss Matte Montgomery, who was
for two weeks Il guest at the home OF
her brother. Mr. J. II. Montgomery. re-
| turned last Friday to her home in
| Shreveport.
Mrs. Sid Adger. who resides some
miles out from Benton. returned home
4 yN,,;.l daN n1s
so in Benton with Mrs. Ed Logan, her
| SiSter-in-law.
| Rev. q. g. Woodbridge. of Plain
Dealing. filled his regular first Sunday
appointment ut the Benton presbyte-
rian Church Both morning and even
ing services were held. Two new mem
EerS were taken into the church.
Mrs. T. Il. Harper. who has spent the
several past weeks in Saline with her
daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Rodgers. on ac.
count of illness in that family. return
ed home Tuesday. Her son. Mr.. t..G
Harper. went to Shreveport in his Cal
to meet her.
News has been received of the dealt
of the little Eahy of Mr.. and Mrs w. l.
Rodgers. of Saline. Mrs. TIE. Harper
of this place. Mrs. Rodgers mother
who has been with the family durin:
the past several weeks. writes that hel
daughter is recovering from il double
attack of pneumonia following intiu
enZa.
Mr.. X. ID. Anderson. who has heel
acting as local agent for the Cotton
Belt Company for several weeks. wa
checked out Tuesday and Mr.. J. W
Nunnally became the agent at thi
point He is from LeWiSville. Ark
and came in Monday. accompanied b.
Mrs. Nunnally and Miss Grace Barton
, Miss Barton is Il sister Of Mrs. Nun
, nally and will make her home wit
2 them.
\ car of gravel was received Monda
by X. f. Wyche X Sons for the i'll
proyement of the streets on the mort
:, and west sides of their store. The n
placing of bridges. the cleaning out c
bitches and general street improvement
g was also noticeable about other place
@ Of business. Willer 4 Son are dom
n some street work - the building I
o bridges. litching. etc.-and others i'll
Q also proniSin. to help keep the Ill
+ provementS going forward.
Rev. r. w. Arlington, of the chri
% tan Church. and teacher of the Mi
4 ler's Bluff School. passed through til
!. place last Saturday afternoon on II
way to Pine Grove Church. whe
he filled his regular first Su
y day appointment Mr. Arlington Si,.
T. that the new church being erected
n the Pine Grove site is to he an exec
L tionally nice Euilding. MessrS W.
is and j. X. Smith are in charge of Il
ii work. The land is bought and paid +
If and large proportion of the mon
m raised for the building. The location
t. a quarter mile west of the Pine Gro
T. school house.
y, The Banner notes with pleasure
:, news story in Il recent issue Of
to New Orleans Item. which records a
o. organization of the Marine Bank
~ that city and the addition Of numb
ar of new directors = the capital havl
70 been increased from 100000 to $50
oil 900. and our old friend Mr.. w. +. One
1T being one of the new directors of t
- great banking house. Mr.. Oneal W
Eorn in Bellevue and was reared the
and in Benton. He left here as l.
perhaps twenty years ago. He Is Il
ar manager of the Standard Rice Mill
lcl Company. Of New Orleans. Il very ltl
- concern. and vicepresident of some t
or three other large corporations W
~ capitaliZationS of stock mounting il
the millions. In short. another Boss
,rs Parish 10y has made good-very 90
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