The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-07-10
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News of a Week as Told
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Already the new year is more
than half gone.
The July term Of Bossier District
Court will convene here next Monday.
Mr.. Tom Hickman. of BosSier City.
was among the business visitors in
Benton Tuesday.
MFR. and Mrs. w. l.. Keith spent
the Fourth ut Bodcau. attending the
picnic and dance held there.
Miss NIayme r. Burt. who has
been visiting her friend Miss Mary
home Tuesday.
Mrs w. II. Scanland returned
home Sunday from Shreveport, where
she spent some days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dallas Jones.
Mrs w. w. Carter left last Sat
urday for Memphis. Tenn. to he with
her little son. Linn. who is receiving
medical treatment in that city.
Mrs. IL. G.. Bum and daughter.
Miss Dorothy. of Little Rock. Ark. are
in Benton this week visiting Mrs.
I.unnS sister. Miss Grace I.arkin.
Miss Mary Sue Logan returned
home Monday from Shreveport. where
she had been visiting friends Before
going to Shreveport she had viSietd
relatives in Arkansas.
Miss Lucille Edwards went to
S..it
her aunt. Mrs. Rerta Wyche. and Other
relatives Her little nephewS. Robert
and Ford Stinson. accompanied her.
Mr. L. Swords. who came in Sun
day for a short visit ut home. return
ed Monday to TeXarkanil. Ark. to re
and Mr. STOREY. their brother. spent
the Fourth in Fittsbur.. Texas. will
relatives.
Mrs. Matte c. Adger returned
home the first of the week from Ark;l
na where she spent some days will
her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Burton. Sh'
WAS accompanied home by her littl'
granddaughter. Martha Burton.
Mrs. Margaret Caldwell. of Plail
Dealing. is in Benton visiting he
daughter. Mrs Matte {. .Adger. Sh'
came in Sunday from Shreveport
where she spent some days as il CUES
of her grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs
W. T. Hall.
Mrs. J. +. Burt and little daugll
ter. Antoinette. left yesterday for Sal
Antonio Texas. where they will visi
relatives for several weeks. They wer
joined in Shreveport by Mrs. Burt
youngest sister. Miss Minnie Wyche
who accompanied them.
A message that came in the latte
part of last week Informed Mrs. NJ. II
Hanks that her son, Mr.. John I
Hanks. had just reached Americ
from overseas. He was then at For
Upton. near New York. and it is ex
pected that he will this week he dis
charged from the service and soon o.
his way home.
People have long since grown use'
to seeing the motor car come In morn
Ing and afternoon Oh time. 1t appear
ed odd to see it passing south Fridi
evening of last week at $50 O'Clock
which delay was OccaSioned becau$
OF the big barbecue ut LewiSville, Ark
aud the desire to accommodate til
vi. crowd that made use of the motto
car as Il means of conveyance that da!
Miss Pauline Dawson entertaine
few friends at her home TueSda
evening in honor of her guest. Mis-
Katie Ruth Hogue. of Haynesvillt
\ few games of rock We're played, pre-
cetied by Il social hour. Isefreshment
of salad and tomatoes. olives an
crackers were served. Those preser
were Misses Gladys Thompson. Hogu
and Dawson; Messrs. Emmett Taylor
w. u. Smith and \. ID. Dalrymple.
An agreeable caller Monday wa
Mr.. Jack Fullilove. one of the goo
farmers of South BosSier. who reside
several miles south of BosSier Cit!
We noted that he was also here til
following day. and judge that he al
peared before the Police Jury In tn
interest of the planters generally. II
having called attention to the lack 0
means of satisfactory recourse whel
ever farm labor gets ready to jump
contract, and that is of frequent Ot
currence. There should he a read
means of making a hand stick it on
for the entire season whenever Il
goes on mans place and enters int