The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-09-11
Plain Dealing Department

alive. but that there was no hone If
his recovery.
Mr.. J. 4. Lowe was visitor RI
shreveport yesterday.
Miss Nina Mae McGaushev was !,
'isitor 70 shreveport last Friday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Gatlin. of Ninock is
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. y. Swim.
die " '"'n
Miss Annie Woody spent the week
emu III the country with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Woody.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleve Burton. Of
.Arkana. spent Sunday in Plain Deal
ing with their mother, Mrs. King.
MIR. Robert Johnson returned YES
terday morning from Pickering. where
he visited for several weeks with his
brother
MIR. John F. Adair returned Mon
VA! AFTERNOON from visit to joplin.
Mo. and left Tuesday for a business
Visit to Benton and other points.
Mrs. Barton Percell and Miss
Frances Purcell are at home from
shreveport for few days, but will re-
turn to the city the later part of the
week
Miss Lemma Johnson. Of Long
street. arrived in Plain Dealing last
saturday and has been assigned To
teach the sixth and seventh grades i'm
the public school.
Miss Niargie Young. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. ]. +. Young. Of Ivan.
came in last week and is stopping with
her sister. Mrs. NJ. y. Adair. She will
be Il pupil in the Plain Dealing High
School
MIR. Webb Martin suffered min
full hurt to his right foot the first Of
the week by reason of IL spring being
inadvertently released while doing re-
pair work on his automobile How
ever. he Is about recovered from the
effects of the accident.
Little Curry ROggs suffered a So
we're sprain of his left ankle Tuesday,
He was leaning against a railing at the
depot. when the rail gave way and he
fell into the ditcl-the rail- falling on
his foot. He hopes to throw away his
crutches within Il few days.
Both the Plain Dealing Gin Com
lniny and the East st. Louis Gin Com
Eany have installed automatic seed
scales. The seed are weighed from
each bale of cotton as the ginning of
the bale Observation-Disclosures us
the name indicates The merit of the
new scales is accuracy-automatic fair
weights to everybody.
Last Saturday night Mr.. John
Dexter suffered an attack of appen-
| dlcitis and was again suffering from
the same cause Monday. and was taken
to Shreveport Sanitarium that morn
ing. An operation was performed there
Monday night, and late news from the
patient is to the effect that he stood
the operation well and is resting nicely
His friends hope to see him home in
good shape at no distant date.
MIR. J. NJ. (Red) Moody. who went
to the Army from Plain Dealing last
August a year ago. and who was
| wounded in the shoulder last October
| while fighting in France, returned
home last night. to the delight of many
| friends. He was desperately wounded
and was in the base hospital in France
| until last April. when he returned to
| America and has ever since been i'll
the army hospital in New York and
J Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Moody is now at
home on Il thirty-day furlough and
| when his leave expires will return to
Atlanta for further treatment before
receiving his discharge from the Army
Rev and Mrs. q. G.. Woodbridge
returned last Thursday evening from
their summer vacation at Bay Saint
! Louis. Biloxi and Gulfport. Miss. where
they enjoyed the seacOaSt for Il month
They also spent a few days with Mrs
WOodbridge'S brother. Mr.. David Penn
of New Orleans They left Saturda.
for Benton. where Mrs. Woodbridge
will be assistant to the principal, Mr.
r. ". Eggleston. in the Benton Higl
School. She will teach English an(
French and possibly Spanish. Mr.
Woodbridge will make his headquarter.
at Benton and will continue to serve
the same churches which he has served
from Plain Dealing These people
have been rsidents of Plain Dealin,
for d good many years, and here the!
have great many very warm friends
Their return to Plain Dealing will b'