The Bossier banner., 1919-07-31

railroad is contemplating making in its
property here.
Mr. G. T. Mays went to Shreveport
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Calvin A. Hudson spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Shreveport.
Mr.. Wilbur Adair was among the
business visitors to Shreveport Tues
day.
Miss Audrey Thomas. Of Shreve-
port. came in to-day to visit friends
for several days.
Miss frankie kirtley. who has
been visiting friends in HOsston. re-
turned home to-day.
Mr. l.. +. Cole is having his resi-
dence, in the western part Of town. re-
modelled this week.
Little George Curtis Lyon, who
has been sick this week, was doing
much better yesterday.
Mrs. H. +. Wyche. jr., and Misses
Pearl and Carrie Wyche were visitors
to Shreveport Tuesday.
MFR. and Mrs. John Walker. Capt.
Garrett McKellar and Miss lola keoun
were visitors to Shreveport Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. l.. Lancaster. OF
Houston. Texas. were in Plain Dealing
the first of the week visiting friends.
Miss Madge Wyche left Sunday
afternoon for Gillian. where she will
visit Mrs. Eugene Cook. and relatives
and friends for some time.
Mr. X. {. Stampley. Of Carterville.
was in town Yesterday. He was OH his
way to Mira. in the interest Of sing
ing school which he expects to estab-
lish there.
Mr.. viii Many went to Shreve-
port yesterday to drive home from Bos-
sier City the big army truck which
has been assigned to Ward Three for
road work.
Mr.. Jess Adams and family. until
lately Of the Alabama settlement, some
miles north. moved the first of the
week into their new home in Plain
Dealing, recently purchased from Mr..
John Stratton.
Mr.. Marvin DemOss is now In Ten
ella. Texas. where he is running saw
mill, which he recently purchased. 1t
is likely that he will move his family
there the latter part of August OF
early during the fall.
-MeSsrs. Robert and Eber Johnson
are visiting IN Magnolia and Eldorado
Ark. this week. Mr.. +. NJ. johnson
accompanied them as far as Magnolia
hut was taken sick and had to return
to his home ut Red Land.
Repair work is being done thi.
week Oh the cotton platform at tht
depot. and other improvements In tht
Cotton Belts property are being made
1t is stated that within the next sixt!
days work will he begun OH enlargin;
the depot.
MIR. ]. +. Adair left Tuesday TO
joplin. Mo-, where he will remain fo
several weeks in the interest OF III
and his friends mining property nea
that place. He expects to get the min
. controlled by his company we'll unde
{ operation before returning home.
A telegram received here last Sat
urday afternoon stated that Mrs. IL.
l Burt. of New Orleans. had died III th;s
city that morning. Mrs. Burt will b
remembered as Miss Lilline carstal
phen. who made her home here severa
wears ago. She Is survived by w1t
over and one child.
Mrs. Lou Mc(iregor left Tuesda
for her home in Nashville, Tenn. Sll
will stop over in Memphis for shol
visit with friends. She will return
Plain Dealing early during Septembe
to open up Il new stock of miiliner
and ladies' hats ut the w. ii. Marti
store-in time for the fall trade.
Mr.. \. NJ. Adair received wol
last week that his nephew. Mr.. Rt
Adair. of Dixie. had landed In Ne
York. and is now in camp in that sta'
awaiting orders. He Is Il son Of NJ
G. 4. Adair, of near Dixie. He was
member Of the 3U!,th Motor Truck Coz
pany. and was in service overseas +
aobut eight months. 1t is thought th'
he will be discharged right away.
additional local and personal par
graphs written for this department Il
to he found on page twO.-EdifOr.J