The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-04

Texas. left yesterday for her home.
after spending several days here with
relatives and old friends.
Mr.. X. f. Wyche and Judge \. J.
Murff, of Shreveport. left one day last
week for Hot Springs, Ark. to re-
cuperate. 1t is expected they will re-
turn home about the 18th.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Walling. formerly Il
resident Of BosSier Parish and for
many years Il reader of the Banner,
has ordered his paper mailed to Chris
tine, Texas, instead of to Sierra
Blanca. that state.
Zap. John II. Nattin. of Collins
burg. Commander Of Loudon Butler
Camp. L. {. ". has asked that an
nouncement be made of Il meeting of
the camp. to be held in Benton Satur-
day morning of this week.
The rains have let up and all this
week the weather has been quite cool
Some time ago we predicted an early
fall. 1t may he that it is going to
come. But there will no doubt yet
come warm days during September.
Mr.. c. u. Sandidge. day collector
of tolls ut the east end Of Red River
traffic bridge TAT BosSier City, has
reported that during August his col
lectionS amounted to S2115. Those
made by Mr.. William Hutton. the
night man for BoSSier Parish, totaled
S717.
Miss Doathy Simmons. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Simmons who
reside some miles out from Benton.
passed this way the first Of the week
for visit with old friends before re-
turning to Shreveport to resume her
duties as !; student-nurse in one of the
sinitariuns of that city.
Mrs. Belle Wise. Mrs. l.. &. Smith
and Mrs. j. Nj. Henderson, all of this
place. and Mr.. l. +. Lay, of Belcher.
| expect to leave Benton tomorrow in
Mr.. Lays car for RoSeborOugh Springs,
Texas. where they will recuperate for
IL week or ten days. Little Martha
Henderson, Mrs. Henderson's baby
daughter, will also he Il member Of the
party.
Miss Mary Humble, of Monroe, who
will teach in Benton High School this
term. came in the latter part of last
week. Mrs. &. $. Wyche is. of course
already here. and the other tive
teachers, aside from the principal
Mrs. George &. Woodbridge, of Plain
Dealing. and Miss Leola tireer. OF
RuSton-are expected to arrive durins
the week.
We learned some days ago thai
the Pine Grove School House. located
building will he of substantial struct
ure. 30 40 feet in dimensions. and it
location will he quite near that of thu
old building. Already the brick foun
dation has been built and Snitl
Brothers are this week saving the bill
of lumber.
Mrs. Mary Edwards. of Haugton
had fall in her home Thursday nigh
of last week and has ever since beel
AIDED from her injuries though no
considered serious. Her son. Mr.. ]. \
Edwards. of this place. said Tuesda.
afternoon that she was doing well
She is eighty-one years of age. bu
more active than most people so nd
vanced in years.
: REV. q. q. Woodbridge. of Plat
: Dealing, who has regular appoint
| ment to preach ut the PreSbyteria
Church in this place next Sunday. la
/, written from Biloxi. Miss. to say tina
r he expects to return home i'll tim
q to fill the appointment The Sal
: rament of the Lords Supper will Il
administered during the mornin
service" he adds in his note.
MIR. H. II. Montgomery, now
t resident Of Shreveport. in making
Il remittance on subscription. say in hi
note to, the office: - would feel quit
!. lonesome if I didn't get tile Banne
once in while to hear from old Ro
f sier." FOrty-six years in the parisl
II known and well liked by about ever!
o body over this way. we should thin
|. he would miss the Banner should
fail to reach him even one week.
Mrs Lou Merrell. of Caushatt;
came in last Saturday and is here 0
Il visit with her sister. Mrs. w.
Scanland. Mrs. AIerrell stated til;
IS her only son. familiarly known to
II number of the Banners readers /;
i Red" would ut once move back to 4
e IaSo. Texas. his wife'S health havil
again failed since they returned
Louisiana. He had located ut Luc;
and his mother was just Oh the eve
>, going there to live with them.
/ MIR. +. s. Burt, Farm Demo
e stratiOn Agent. remarked on the stree
T. Monday afternoon that he had ju
secured quantity of serum for the Vi.
cination of hogs to prevent chOler
The following day he was to vaccina
Seventy-five head for Mr.. w. f. I've
A. IL nearby farmer. and to-day he Sa
% he would vaccinate Il herd of cattle f
A. Mr.. \. W. Sentell. of collinsburg.
d. an effort to prevent the spread
blackleg. He had not heard of mu,
backlog among the cattle of Il
parish. hut stated that here and the
;, many hogs had died from cholera I
= Gently. Mr. Elmer Peace of the Dix
# Cross Roads community. lost eighte,
head.
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