The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-12-04

young man gives it that much more
desirable force.
Mrs. J. =. Gray went to Benton
Tuesday to spend the day with old
friends.
Mr.. George Nattin was among
those who had business In Shreveport
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Burton. of Ar
Kama. We're in4elain Dealing Sunday to
visit Mrs. NJ. A. King.
Mrs. J. =. Purcell, Of Shreveport.
came in Tuesday morning to spend Il
few days with her children
-Messrs. Raiford and Rupert Pey-
ton. Of Shreveport. came. in last satur-
day night for the weekend.
Little Mildred Stroud spent Sun
day in Bradley. Ark. with her grand
mother. Mrs. J. l.. Cochran.
Mr.. Roy Bolinger was business
visitor to Shreveport last Friday and
again the first of this week.
Mrs. J. Perry went to Shreveport
Tuesday to spend the day with her
daughter. Mrs. Linton Perry.
Mrs. Il. l.. Allen returned home
Sunday from Garfield. Ark. where she
visited her son. Mr.. Jim Allen.
Rev. H. :. Ellzy. Of Cedar Grove.
state Baptist missionary. preached at
Red Land to Il large audience Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie :. Keith. Miss Maude
Thompson and Miss frankie Kirtley
were visitors to Shreveport Yesterday.
-MessrS. I. Z. Garrett. Of Red Land.
and Frank Holloway. of Plain Dealing.
attended to business in Shreveport
Tuesday.
Miss Eva KeOun and Miss Natalie
Stewart. Of the Red Land community.
returned home Tuesday evening from
attending the State Normal School ut
NatchitOcheS.
Miss Lois Swindle and Miss veye
kendrick. who spent Thanksgiving
week here with their people. returned
Sunday to their school work in Vel
low Pine. Webster Parish.
The workmen began operations
Monday cleaning off the ground for the
new residence Of Mr.. ]. +. Hudson by
tearing down the old building on East
Palmetto Street near the Presbyterian
Church.
Married last Friday afternoon. ut
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Atwood. Mr.. Amos Muir
ray and Miss Cassie Atwood. Rev. I. J.
Holladay performing the ceremony.
The bride and groom left the same day
for honeymoon trip to points north.
Mrs. Lamar Hogue land her little
daughter) of Grand Cane. spent last
Saturday night with her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Bosgs Mrs.
Hogue was accompanied upon her re-
turn home. Sunday by Mrs. John ].
Meares. who expected to spend several
days i'll Grand Cane.
Senator w. J. Johnston recognized
hog-killing time Monday by slaugl-
tering Il pig 91s months old which tip
ped the scales-lressed-at 225 pounds.
Most OF the shOat went into lard and
the balance into the larder Such a
pig Is worth sum Of money these
days which was formerly deemed suffi-
Gent for newly married pair to begin
life with.
MIR. {. II. Haley. of Rreckinridge,
Texas. representing himself as one who
Is willing to take chance was takin.
oil leases about Plain Dealing this
week-having looked the field over last
week and returned to do business on
his Judgment. Mr.. HI. Y. Booth. repre-
sentins the Denver office of the Leasing
and Producing Company. of Wyoming.
was also taking oil leases here this
week. after looking things over last
week. Both gentlemen have head
quarters In Shreveport. 4 good many
other oil men were also here trying for
leases in this field. The Wild Rox well
was about to- come in. for veal or
for VICE." and they wanted in on the
Observation-Disclosures the results might he.