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

to appreciate his former neighbors and
to hold them In high regard.
MIR. f. c. Allen. of Mott. was a
visitor in our town last Saturday.
Born last Saturday. in Shreveport
to Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks VanHorn.
a boy.
MIR. J. ID. Waggoner is adding two
rooms to his residence. in the northern
part of town.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Bolinger
mOtOred to Shreveport Tuesday and
spent the day with relatives.
Miss Jennie Brock left the first of
the week for Vernon Parish, where she
will teach during the current school
year.
MIR. Ransom Curtis and his sister
Miss Lois Curtis. of Shreveport. spent
last Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing friends.
Miss Carrie BoggS left last Thurs
day for Pride (thiS state) and will be
assistant teacher to the principal in
the school at that place.
Mr.. Morris Emmons. of VIM
field, and his little son. Roy Kirtley.
came in last Friday to visit Mrs. En-
mons mother Mrs. Il. +. Kirtley.
MIR. Mhoon got in carload Of
mares for the North Bossier market
last week, and they have been going
very well, considering that the season
Is yet young.
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Arnold and
| children, Mr.. Glen Machen. and Mr..
| Charlie HerndOn mOtOred to Shreve-
port Tuesday evening and returned
home. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Gray and her little
granddaughter. Marion Boggs. went
yesterday to Shreveport. where they
spent the day with Mrs Gray's daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. Il. Boggs. il.
| Mrs. Tom Ward moved into town
Monday from the lake country and is
occupying the residence next to the
Baptist Church. Mrs. Ward came here
| in order to be able to send her children
to school.
Late reports from Mr.. John Dex-
ter. who was recently operated upon
at Shreveport sanitarium for ap-
pendicitis. are to the effect that he is
rapidly gaining strength and hopes to
| be home soon.
MIR. w. H. Stroud has part of the
lumber on the ground for some I'M
provementS Oh the store building now
occupied by Mr.. w. H. Martin. The
improvements include new floor for
the store room.
Mr.. X. {. Purcell is just cOmplet-
ing some enlargement work on the
Highland Avenue residence Tin Shreve.
pOrt) of his mother Mrs. J. s. Purcell
With the newly added improvements
the place will have fifteen rooms.
MIR. Jack Slack. brother of Mr.
Ed Slack. was a visitor in Plain Deal
ing last week and is spending this week
with relatives ut Spring Hill. He was
recently discharged from the Navy at
New Orleans, arriving there from the
Canal Zone.
MIR. and Mrs. Ike Keoun, of Mar.
shall. Texas. mOtored through last Fri
day to visit Mr.. keoun's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Il. Keoun. of Red Land
Mr.. Keoun has lately returned from
Il visit to Southern California. where
he had the pleasure of visiting Mr.
Rob Curry and other former residents
of Bossier Parish.
MIR. II. l.. Carroll shipped car
load of steers from Plain Dealing Tues
day to the range In Sonth Texas The
steers were bought from Mr.. j. $
Rodgers. and were mostly three-year
olds. Another car was shipped by Mr.
Carroll from Benton on the same day
They We're purchased from Mr.. Il. H
Vaughan.
MIR. Selma DodSon. school trustet
of Red Land, passed this way Tuesda!
morning on his way to Benton to Sc,
the Parish Superintendent of Educa
ton about getting one more teacher
for the Red Land School. The schoo
opened Monday. with about seventy
five pupils. under the principalship 0
Mr.. W. J. Bennett and two assistan
teachers.
Mr. :. NJ. MatlOck. Of the Carter
Vile country, brought his first bale o
cotton to town last Thursday. and
was also the first Of the season from
his particular neighborho0d. 1t wa
a short bale, only All pounds in weight
but at IS cents per pound it brough
$131.SS. The bale was bought by MI
F. r. Garrett and it was ginned at til
Farmers gin.
Curry. Sam and Marion Bogg
went to Shreveport last Saturday
spend the day with their mother, Mr..
w. Il. Boggs. jr.. who has been takin
the rest cure while her children ar
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