The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-10-23


MIR. J. \. Walker visited Shreve-
port Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. o. Macllen went
Shreveport last Sunday.
Born. Sunday morning. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rogers, Il boy.
Miss Dina Sherbourn was IA Wis
itOr in Shreveport last Saturday.
Mr.. y. W. Sentell. of Collinsburs.
was Il visitor to Shreveport yesterday.
Mrs Marvin DenOss went to
Shreveport to visit for /; couple of
days.
MIR. Allan Boggs. Of Shreveport,
spent the week end here with his
people.
MIR. +. w. Martin. of Gillian. was
here Tuesday Oh Il visit with his
brother. Mr.. Webb Martin.
MIR. l.. :. Mct;aughey went to Ben
ton the first part Of the week to at
tend to some railroad business at that
point.
MIR. Frank Cochran. of Bradley,
Ark. spent Sunday afternoon with his
sisters. Mrs. W. Fl. Stroud and Miss
Bessie Mae Cochran.
WI. y. l$. AlVIOH bS@hh WIN ~
the Lyon Drug store last Saturday.
He was temporarily taking the place
of Mr.. William Meares, who was i'll.
Mrs +. l.. Allen returned Sunday
from Garfield. Ark. where she was
called recently by the illness and death
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Guy Allen
Mrs. Tim Gatlin. Of NincOck. came
in Monday to he with relatives here
while Mr.. Gatlin is engaged with bus
: mess matters. this week in Shreve-
port.
. -('reasy Doole, coloretl. died ut the
home of her son. on the Frank Collins
place. ut Antrim. last Friday. She
was said to have been about 100 years
of age.
; Mr.. John Bumgartiner spent Tues
day night here with friends. returning.
yesterday morning home in Shreve.
pOrt--one degree further advanced III
. Masonry.
, MIR. +. X. Garrett began work Mon
day OH the construction of his four
room farm residence. north Of the
fair grounds. Mr.. $. L. Johnston is
in charge Of the work.
The new w. A. Bounds residence
in the northwestern part of town Is
being finished this week. The J. A.
Walker bungalow on the West Side is
, also nearing completion.
Mrs X. {. Purcell. who has for
some weeks been visiting relatives and
friends in Shreveport Belcher, Gillian
and HOs>ton. will return home about
the middle of next week, according to
letters received here.
Mrs. J. III. Middleton. of Ieesville
who has for several weeks been IL
ut the home of her brother. four miles
: east Of town. was taken to her home
by way of Plain Dealing. Tuesday
morning. She improved somewhat il
health during her stay.
-Messrs. w. f. Ivey. of near Ben
, ton, and Mr.. ]. NJ. Montgomery, OF
Shreveport. were in Plain Dealing last
: Saturday to place bids Oh the first five
miles of the Benton-ArkaNsas road
The work is to begin at the southern
boundary line Of Ward Three and ex
: tend northward.
o DIR. X. l.. Arnold was visitor IL
, this week to their new home ut Sprin.
HILL Mr.. Machen has bought out ;
restaurant and cold drink business,
p there. Their Plain Dealing friends arr
: regretful at their departure. but wisl
J. them great success in business and con
tentment in their new home.
Mr. NJ. II. Bolinger. of this place
: has closed the deal for the sale Of hi
: farm. west of Plain Dealing tjus
!. across the river in CaddO Parisll) t
DIR. A. Il. Nelson. of Shreveport. Their
= are 30 acres in the tract. The cOll
+ federation was $500 and other val
: liable. considerations.
!. Rev. l.. A. Maturne. of Shreve
: port. has accepted call to serve TIL
:. Plain Dealing Baptist Church as pas
! tor and will move his family herr
!: within few days. His ministry he
!. DANES Wood and Carr, of Indianapo
/. lis, Ind. who came in last week t.
!. see something of the Southland.
!. Most of the Plain Dealing n,er
: chants pronounced Saturday to hav'
8 been the best trade day they have Ell
! joyed this fall. All of them call |
: IA good day. The fact Is. the groun'
s, was too wet in the fields to allow o
: the gathering of crops to any sre;l
: extent. so many people came to tow
8 and celebrated the first rainlesS day.
! MIR. y. w. Sentell. Of COllinsburs
|. who was in Plain Dealing during TIL
s; early part Of this week. reported tina
: the recent heavy rains had furthe
= damaged the cotton crop in his diStric
i. to the extent Of another 10 per cent
: it having previously rated-accortlin
]. to his eStimslte-sOmething like 3
: ner will remember Mr.. Shull as
!. normal crop Is what he believes vii
!. now he gathered. Things are not =
8 bad, however in other parts OF til
! Plain Dealing trade territory.
!: Lieut.. John l.. DOles, son Of MI
:. II. :. Doles. Of COllinsburg. arrives
!. Monday afternoon from Camp GOrtioi
Z near Atlanta, Ga. where he was hon
: orably discharged from the servic
]. last week. Lieut.. Doles arrived latel
= from overseas. where he spent NOR
!: than Il year in France and German!
! He was commissioned lieutenant l
: the air service from TT. Scott. Calf
5; during November. 1917. and has serve
i constantly that department since tina
: time. Mr.. Doles talks interestingly Q
< the countries in which he has see
i service.
: The ladies' Missionary Society {
! :le Methodist Church shipped no
! of supplies Tuesday to the Frenc
:. Methodist Mission at Hounm. Til
i supplies consisted Of bedding. towels
clothing. etc. and were valued at 81:
Tho S,,m If SIS in cash WIS also fO]