The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-06-05
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=. News of a Week as Told
~ by the Banner Reporters

And still the soldier boys continue
to come in. We have just imported one
from Texas and given him place on
the Banners reportorial staff.
Miss Ruth Bonner spent the week
end at GoIdonlla. where her sister,
Miss Ruby. has been teaching. They
are both expected home Saturday.
Miss Dora Gibson. who has for
the past two terms been principal Of
Benton High School left Tuesday. We
were told that she went to Lake
Charles - perhaps to visit relatives.
Dealing. WAS here Sunday to fill his
regular appointments ut the presbyte-
rian Church He has announced that
he will preach the coming Sunday ut
Cottage Grove
The public sale to enforce the col
lection of 1918 delinquent taxes on
RoSsier Parish realty will be held in
this place Saturday. The several tracts
on which taxes are still due are adj
vertiSed On page two.
The reporter has been Informed
that Rev. and Mrs. &. &. Woodbridge,
of Plain Dealing. will move to Benton
durin. the summer. Mrs. Woodbridge
having secured Il place on the faculty
of Benton High School.
Mrs. +. ID. Burgess. of Bromide,
Okla. hut long Il resident of BOSSier
Parish. has just made Il remittance on
subscription, and says: We can't do
without the Banner. Please send it
on" Thanks, Mrs. Burgess.
Mr.. c. ID. Sandidge, day collector
of tolls for the parish at the Bossier
City traffic bridge. has just reported
fiat during May his collections totaled
S1771. and that those of the night col
Iector. Mr.. William Hutton. were S417
DR.. and Mrs. \. Il. Bugg of Bel
cher. were visitors Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, their
relatives. Also. they were accompanied
by Misses Matte and Carrie Brown
who while here visited Il number OF
their old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Hooper. OF
Campti. were expected in Shreveport
Yesterday to spend several days at the
home of Mrs. Hooper'S father. Mr.
II. +. Wyche before proceeding t.
Mississippi for ii protracted visit will
Mr.. Hooper'S relatives.
-MeSSrS J. {. Logan and :. w
Vance. two of the Banners old friends
who reside near Nanceville. came b!
last Thursday afternoon to leave SOM
sweet potato slips and pepper plants
Thanks. friends; that's the way to III
neighberly = but we don't mean t.
dropa hint to any one else in saying SO
Mrs f. +. Youngblood. who ha
for several weeks been ut New Or
leans hospital for treatment, left tina
city the first of the week. and afte
visiting relatives residing elsewhere II
the state will return home Sunday. |
was not found necessary ut this tim
for her to undergo an operation. Il
was expected.
subscription list Ia monthly practic
here III this Officer it was found neces
Sary to drop the names of only seven
teen subscribers because of becOmin
delinquent in the matter of making IT
mittanceS. That's what we call all eN
ceptionally good showing for the III;
jority of these will come back to us.
agreeable callers at the Banne
office Tuesday afternoon We're ID
c. Nj. Tucker Of HaughtOr. and Re-
J. T. King. of BosSier City, who lei
copy for the 24-inch advertisement
he found on page one. This is the fir:
of four advertisements Of this size thu
will appear in the Banner in givin
loc;, publicity to the "Eaymen's Can
paign for Christian Education,s II