The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hogue and Mrs.
John Dexter
Mr.. G. L. Demoss was business
visitor to Shreveport Tuesday.
DR.. L. n. Keoun was among the
business visitors to Shreveport Tues
day.
Mrs. Laura Hewitt. Of Mansfield,
spent Sunday here as a guest of Mrs.
]. s. Gray
Miss Nina McGaughey and her
brother, Paul NFciaughey. were visi-
tors to Shreveport last Thursday.
MIR. J. r. Walker, Misses Blanco
and Maurine Garrett and frankie
Kirtley nlotored to Shreveport last
Friday.
Mrs. f. S. Fluitt is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a share in an active oil well,
recently presented to her as birth
day gift.
Rev. T. J. Holiday left Tuesday
for Shreveport to he with his niece,
who was recently operated Oh for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Jennie Strayhan entertained
Il few friends last Friday evening at
the country home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. s. X. Strayhan. Refresh
mentS of cake. chocolate and whipped
cream were served.
There was an enjoyable dance ut
the Electric Theater last Thursday
evening which was well attended by Il
large number of the young people Of
Plain Dealing. The music was fur
niShed by home orchestra, composed
of several of the young men Of Plain
Dealing.
Mr.. A. w. Heifner left last Sat
urday afternoon for Little Rock. Ark.
where he said he would make a con-
siderable purchase of furniture to re-
plenish his stock. Upon leaving Little
Rock he proceeded to Hot Springs. that
state, to recuperate and rest up for a
day or so.
old friends will he both surprised
and pleased to learn that Mr.. J. l..
Holman now has position with the
Plain Dealing Mercantile Company.
The Banners force visited Plain Deal
ing last Saturday. and we observed
him as busy measuring up groceries,
produce and the like as If old on the
game. Luck to you. old timer.
Six cars of cattle (:2,21 head) We're
loaded here last Saturday afternoon.
They were purchased in two lots -
from MeSsrS. s. J. Caldwell and Nath
New by Mr.. John Adams, now Of
San Angelo. Texas, but for many years
resident of North BOssier. Mr..
Adams. it is said. will Craze the cattle
this summer on Il Texas ranch and sell
them during the coming fall.
old friends will he pleased to
learn that Mr.. Calvin Hudson. horn
and reared out Red Land way. has ac-
accepted position with the Harrison
Purcell Company. 1t might appropri-
ately lie mentioned here that the young
man has but recently received his dis
charge from the Army and returned
home. He was for six months in
France. participated in three battles.
and Oh the I'd day of October last was
wounded in the Argonne forest. So it
is to be seen that lie is another Bos-
sier boy who has made a good record.
Saturday morning of last week
there was collision of two cars OH
the public road short distance east
Of town. One was a five-passenger
Ford, owned and driven by Mr.. G. A.
Harrison, jr.. and the other was a
Ford truck, driven by Mr.. Paul Rob-
erson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Rob
erson. of Carterville. Aside from the
driver there was one passenger IA
young lady riding with Mr.. Robertson.
No one was hurt, but that is not to
say they were not somewhat shaken
up and frightened. Both cars were
much in need Of repairs and some few
new parts following the accident.
AS many readers of this depart
ment know. about the first of the year
| Purcell Brothers sold their saw mill
| located two and one-half miles east
Of Plain Dealing) to Wright 4 TURNKEY
and Thursday of last week it>>aga1l
changed hands, Messrs. :. ]. Caldwell
and J. A. Mitchell becoming it's owners
Mr.. Clifford Wright. of one of the firms
above mentioned. said Saturday after.
noon that he would soon be interested
| in two other mills to I've located In the
Plain Dealing territory and that the!
would be under operation in the neal
future.
additional local and personal para
graphs written for this department are
to he found Oh page two.-EditOr.l