The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-02-06

prospects for the Doctors bank ac-
count look rosy.
The young people enjoyed an in
formal dance at Dexter's Hall Friday
night Of last week.
Mr.. Il. Harrell. with the Fuller-Car
nahan Drilling Company, motOred to
Plain Dealing from Shreveport Sunday
and spent the evening with his friends.
Rev. &. q. Woodbridge is greatly
pleased over the arrival of Il grandson,
born January 18th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam f. Sentell. at their home. near
Dixie
Harry Cozby. who went to the Army
from Emma. returned last week from
training camp and left after few
days for Mississippi, where he has EN-
plOyment.
Mr.. John +. Adair. who was operated
on one day last week at Shreveport
Sanitarium. is said to lie getting along
so well that his friends hope to see him
at home within few days.
Mrs. John Dexter was reported to be
| ill from influenza the latter part of
last week. Her daughter. Mrs. Brooks
vanHorn. Of Shreveport, came in last
| Thursday night to attend her during
| her illness.
Married last week. ut the home OF
| the brides parents, in Plain Dealing
Mr.. Alex May, Of the Phelps Lake dis
trict. and Miss Missouri McGuffy. Rev
T. J. Holiday performing the cere
mony.
DIR. w. +. Bell spent Sunday IL
Shreveport with Mrs. Bell, who ha.
for some weeks been patient at 1
sanitaraium in that city. He fount
Mrs. Bell SO much improved that sh'
was able to leave the sanitarium and i
now visiting the Doctors mother. il
Texarkana. Ark.
. A wedding announcement card, re
ceived by friends In Plain Dealing
reads as follows: Mrs. Isaac Bell an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter
: Sadie Iinson. to Mr.. JIewie Herrin
Henry on Wednesday, january -. 191:
, Bell Place. Texarkana. Ark" The bird
is sister of DR. w. F. Bell, of Plat
Dealing. and has often been visitu
here.
r Mr.. Will Sentell. son of Mr.. y. v
: Sentell. of colinsburg. returned hon
January 26th. after an absence of tw
years. He has gotten his lischarp
e from active service, hut is still in tt
Y Naval Reserves. Mr. Sentell saw sc
y vice. and Il good deal of it. during I'll
II last few months Of the war, AZ his sll
t did convey duty while the transpor
t were taking the American Expedition
a AIRY Forces to France.
u Mr.. X. s. DOles has received 4 lett
II from his son John. of the Aviation Sc
o vice. dated in France. January It'll. +
. is well, but does not know when he vi
eb able to return home. His brOthe
Mr.. Clyde Doles six years in Il
Navy = has returned to America fro
the Mediterranean since the armisti
was signed and has been in Colora'
on account Of his health. He writ
his people that he is fine and fit no
however. and expects to Ike home 500
\ letter was received last week
/ relatives of Mr.. X. II. Adair, Of Shire,
port. written from France. He Is ,
tached to Evacuating Hospital Cur
No. ~. He says that, the war bel
apparently at an end. he has seen abo
all of the land Of France he cares
see for the time being and would ratsl
return home than do anything else
can think of quick. He reiterates til
he will be glad when loatling-up til
comes and the transports turn tn
noses toward the land of the free.
Adair says he would like very much
walk up Texas Street with the DO.
once more. As all reports are enc0
aging as to HIS health, and also In
cate an early return Ut the expedite
airy force to there shores. the cham
seem to be COED for old Texas str
to see something Of this returning $
) der before many months. And y