The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
oerch and lack fish they could eat and

perch and jack fish they could eat anu
some to spare.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnett has as guest
her sister. Mrs. Gee, of Prescott. AK
Mrs. Rob Curry and little Virginia.
Of Shreveport. were guests Of Mrs.
J. $. Gray Sunday.
MIR. Ed Swor, OF Shreveport, re-
presenting the Journal. was bisiness
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Rodgers has returned
visited her home folks.
DIR. A. G. Wilmington. of Bossier
City, was among the visitors In Plain
Dealing the first of this week.
Mrs. Fannie Purcell. now living in
Shreveport, has been Il visitor here for
the past few days with her children
MIR. n. w. Sentell. of Collinsburg.
left Monday afternoon for Texarkana.
Ark. to purchase steam power hay
press.
MIR. JEFF Hudson is here spending
while with his family before going
to Eldorado, Ark. where he will drill
an oil we'll.
Mrs. Jack Meares returned home
Wednesday of last week from a visit
Of several days with Mrs. G. c. Dun
mire Of Shreveport.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cochran, OF
| Bradley. Ark. were weekend guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Stroud and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Wright.
Mrs. w. +. Bell and niece, Virginia
Nerves. of Gulfport, Miss. left last Fri.
day for Texarkana. Ark, for few
! days visit with DIR. Bells mother.
Mrs. ]. T.. Caffrey and little son
Sentell. returned one day last week
from ten-day visit with relatives re
siding in Baton Rouge, Bunkie anc
RustOn.
Mrs. H. 0. Machen, formerly d
resident Of Plain Dealing. but now OF
SEringhill. came in Sunday for visi,
/ of few days She is stopping at the
Bolton Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. J. y. Herndon hat
as guests Sunday Mrs. John Herndol
aud her daughter, Miss Eloise, o.
Shreveort and Mrs. Percy Martin, o
/ Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Edna n Winston has returned
/ from months visit with relatives re
siding in Shreveport and Mooringsport
She was accompanied home by he
sister, Miss Martial Winston, who ha'
been teaching the past session nea
Mooringsport.
MIR. c. b. Dacke, the subcOntrlcto
| for five miles of the Observation-Disclosures
Highway, has about completed the frs
mile of his contract. which adds III
little to the attractiyeness of the sec
ton through which it leads. Whel
finally completed this roadway will adj
greatly to this section.
The Rock Club met with Mrs. viii
Hedge at her home at Collinshur
| Wednesday of last week. Cutting TO
the club prize, a pyrex baking disf
Mrs. e. s. Fluitt won over Mines. LIE
N. Bush. w f. Bell, Jim Rodgers an
r. E. Wyche The guest prize, sill
handkerchiefs, was won by Miss Ethe
Rodgers A plate luncheon of salad
pimeilto sandwiches. olives, stuffed egg:
J waters, pineapple delight and iced te
was served to Mines. w. +. Bell. lie
) n. Bush. Frank Collins, ]. S. Ora,
T.. S. Fluitt, w. III. Martin. II. Il. Wych,
) Jim Rodgers. Homer KeeE ]. b., Wall
er, Charles Wimbish and ]. War(
; Misses Mary Pickett, Maud Thompso
and Ethel Rodgers
MIR. Alton Keoun, son of DIR. an
. Mrs. I. n. Keoun, suffered a rathe
. painful and Cberhaps) serious accidel
. Tuesday Of last week while on a fist
ing trip to the chain of lakes nOrtl
. west. accompanied by Mr.. Calvin Eden
The young man was unconscious whe
! found, being SO rendered from intens
pain and shock, and. of course, wa
! unable to give an accurate account {
just how the accident happened.
! seems that while moving through
heavy growth of timber a large thor
! entered with force squarely into b
/ right ear The drum of the ear seen
! to have been partially pierced. whie
). resulted in temporary paralysis al
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