The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-18
Plain Dealing Department


harvested some real large potatoes are
expected to be exhibited.
MIR. NJ. b. Kidd attended the cir.
Gus Ill shreveport yesterday.
Born last Saturday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Holloway, Of near Phelps Lake. Il
girl =
Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Wyche. ir. and
Mrs. w. H. Stroud n,otored to Shreve-
port last Friday.
Mr.. Tom Hudson. of Shreveport.
visited relatives in Plain Dealing and
Red Land Sunday.
Mi. Newman Adair and Mr.. Will
nur Adair motOred to Shreveport Mon
da! TO transact some business.
Mrs. Marvin Mckinney. of Hoss-
ton, came in Sunday to spend a week
with her mother, Mrs. T. 4. Kendrick.
Mr.. J. II. Goodman motored to
shreveport yesterday to attend to bust
hess matters. He paused at Benton Ell
route.
Mrs. Della Mckinney and children.
OF HoSstOn. were guests last week of
Mrs. Mckinneys mother. Mrs. l.. T.,
Kendrick.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Collins visit
ed Shreveport last Friday afternoon
motoring there and thence the same
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Wallace Blocker. Of Leigh,
Texas, came in Sunday to spend a
couple of days as guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. NJ. f.. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stroud and
children and Miss Maurine Garrett
motored to Bradley, Ark. Sunday
afternoon to visit Mrs J. l.. Cochran.
-MesSrs. Bud and George Kelly,
Mrs. Webb Martin. Miss Rita Sanders
and Miss Berta Mae Kelly motored to
Shreveport yesterday and spent the
day visiting friends.
MIR. NJ. DemoSS and son are pre-.
PAIRING to remove their saw mill, locat-
ed at Tenaha. Texas. to il point near
Plain Dealing. where they expect to
have it in operation within a short
time.
MIR. and Mrs. John Booker. lately
residents of the Stroud's Bridge com
munity. on BOdcau. have rented the
Jones building next to the Dudney 4
Turnkey store and are conducting Il
restaurant business.
DIR. II. l.. Arnold Mr.. Charlie
Herndon. Mr.. Harrison Crouch, Mr.
Alton Keoun. Miss lola KeOun. Mr.
Glen Machen. Miss Madge Wyche and
Miss Carrie Lou Mays attended dance
given at Ida last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Hogue. who
had been visiting Mrs. Hogue's parents
NY ri NTrx T.,
Grand Cane by way of Dixie. Thurs.
day Of last week. They visited ell route
Mrs. Sam Sentell, of the latter named
place.
A protracted meeting was begun
at Walkers Chapel last Saturda.
night. and was due to continue unit
tomorrow night, the 10Th. Rev. Hol
laday. of the Plain Dealing Methodist
Church, has been conducting the
meeting.
The r. Y. L. L. gave ii moonlight
picnic on the high school campus last
Saturday night, at which Il great many
young people were present. and yer!
pleasant time was the verdict. The
young ladies' furnished delightful
lunch. There were games and Il varie
ty of other amuSements.
The city government authorities
began work last week on the sidewalk.
and crossings of Plain Dealing. \
good deal of gravel is to be used ant
about $500 will he spent in the i'm
prpvenents. Mayor White and Mar
shall Jones' ure experimenting tn,
work, which Is progressing in goOt
shape.
Married, Sunday afternoon Il
three o'clock. ut the home Of Mr.
Claude Gleason, near this place. Mr.
Clyde NJ. Lowe. of Plain Dealing. ant
Miss Gladys Kendrick, Of Haynesville
Justice of Peace X. H. Allen performed
the marriage ceremony. The Banner
reporter is one of many to offer con
CALCULATIONS and good wishes.
Mr. 5. L. Taylor, of Benton. sperl
Tuesday in our town shaking hands
and talking of old times with man
friends. Mr.. Taylor moved to BentO
from Plain Dealing during 1904. H
had resided here and OH his farm cas-
Of town some ten years. and lie remark
ed Tuesday that he had never ce,se'