The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-01-16

Mr.. f. II. Lawrence. of HauShtOn,
while in Benton Monday on business
stopped by at the Banner office to re-
new his subscription.
Clerk Of Court Henderson was sOlic-
iting subscriptions Monday to the Jew
ish Relief Fund. He reported yester-
day that total Of $115 was subscribed.
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Relief OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sd to 10th.
The many Bossier Parish friends of
Mrs. w. \. Thompson. whose planta-
ton home is near Hosston, will regret
to learn that she is confined to her
room from an attack of influenza.
Mr.. &. {. MatlOck North Bossier
reader. in renewing his subscription,
writes: let her come. Sure, friend;
we regularly head number of big
packages up your way. And we are
obliged to you for the coin and your
words of encouragement.
We have just engaged from an in
dustrious and successful farmer of this
community twenty gallons Of good
home made syrup. and the same Will
set the Banner back just - bucks And
yet some people will tell YOU that it is
not profitable to attempt to grow cane
here in Bossier Parish.
Since the last issue of the Banner
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dupuy, Of Mill
den, have been visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs X. Il. Hill. their relatives.
Mr. Dupuy was recently mustered out
of service at Park Field, Tenn. As
readers Of the Banner will call to mind.
he was Il member Of the Aviation Corps.
1t has been suggested that we re-
mind the residents of the parish that
parish and state licenses are again due.
and must he paid before March LIST.
Also. the law requires that statement
Of the volume Of business done during
the past year must he furnished. The
blanks for these statements may he had
by applying at the Sheriff'S office.
In response to telegram. Mrs. w. l.
GAYLE left last Saturday for Dallas.
Texas. to visit ut the home of her
sister. Mrs. l.. Il. Mcfarland. Old
friends in this community will regret
to learn that the younger Of Mrs. Nc
Farland's two little boys. Holly. died
that day. Mrs. Gayle will perhaps not
return home for week or ten days.
We acknowledge an appreciated sere-
made Monday night by young ladies
from up the street. There seemed to he
about three av thenl-one busy picking
Il lollypaloolu and the other two doing
more or less singing. not loud enough
to get run in for disturbing the peace
Come in next time. girls. and let Us
have IL peep ut you. There's nothing
like being SOciable. YOU know.
Mrs. O'RannOn, now Il visitor ut the
home of her father, DIR. c. II. lriOn
yesterday received a telegram from hel
husband. Capt. 4. w. O'Bannon, VIII.
has been seeing service in France. Ii
the message he stated that he had ar
rived ut Newport News. Va. but wOult
have to proceed with his company t.
Camp Dix New Jersey to he mus
tered out Of service. The company is ;
unit of the 34Jth Infantry.
That wolf the boys have been run
ming so regularly here lately continue
to make his freakiSh runs. Thur>da.
night of last week he again led tn
hounds into Benton. running between
the homes Of Mrs. Cynthia Rogers an
Clerk of Court Henderson and the
: threading his way out of town by bac
alleys. etc. Who knows but that n
regularly makes these same rounds
If he is. it may he that he Is pickin
up lot of pigs and fine dominecker
as he comes and goes. on the night
t when the hounds and the boys are nc
Z. keeping him busy.
In several late issues Of the Banne
mention has been made of the illness {
Mrs. II. f. Wyche, of Shreveport. frol
1 an acute attack Of tonSilitiS. We ha
!: thought that she had fully recovered
hut it seems that she has suffered con
plicationS as an after effect of the di
ease. and she is now again AIDED an
has fever intermittingly. Also, it la
been announced that an operation o
one of her jaws, so that the bone ma
be scrlped. may prove necessary. W
D trust that soon we may announce
G her many Bossier Parish friends til;
10 she has been fully restored to her fo