The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-23

was very kindly furnished the Banner
by Mr.. Mcdonald.
MFR. J. ID. Fenet, of Plain Dealing,
was mixing with old friends here Tues
day.,
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee has
been slightly ill this week, but is VI,
| and about.
Mr. \. f. Colvin and Mr.. J. B.
Pitchford. of Bossier City, were among
| the business visitors in Benton Tues
day.
The vote of Webster Parish i'll the
precincts, is shown Oh page four OF
| this issue.
| a Rocky Mount reader has writ
ten to say that Rev. Fl. NJ. McI4ain
| will preach in that place next Suli,ia,
| the 18th.
/ 1t has been announced that Rev.
G. c. Dennis. the pastor in charge, will
be here next Sunday to preach at the
| Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. Harris, Of
Haughton, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Benton as guests of their
daughter, Mrs. V. V. Wilmington.
/ All tile teachers in the local school,
in fact, about all the high school teach
ers III the parish, We're in Shreveport
Friday and Saturday of last week to
i attend joint institute of Caddo and
Bossier teachers. Mr.. II. w. Eggleston
reports that the two sessions were in
structive and we'll attended. In all
thirty or more Bossier teachers We're
present.
! deputy Sheriff Wilmington stated
Yesterday evening that he sold during
the day six hunting licenses and has
sold since the season opened total OF
thirty-two. For the benifit of those
who may not know. it is stated here
that he charge for Il hunting license is
one dollar. The license may he used IN
any parish in the state and also gives
, the holder the privilege of trapping.
4 "A post card mailed in Niagara
Falls, Ontario, Canada, has just come
, | to nanfl from Mrs. +. III. White. re-
membered by the Banners readers as
!, Miss BESSIE McCranie, daughter OF
! Mrs. Viola McCranie, of Bossier City
e She W. ties: Please hold my papers
! until / write yon again. We will N
rive in Boston about the 10th. We ARK
having delightful trip For the first
] time AIN out of the dear old United
| States.
l nj vsy1,A m lvs6
. ciated caller Tuesday afternoon wa.
), Mr.. J.. w. Ek;ton. of Shreveport. w,
), often cnll to mind what a good frient
and correspondent the Banner had il
. Mr. Elston while lie was Il resident O
! Haughton. His reports came III as rec
:, ularly as Il good cleck runs and con
), tanned about all the community nex
: there was that was worthy Of print
We wish we had such Il correspondent
: ut Haughton at present.
# Moses Dyer.is;i colored farmer re
o siding near Bossier City. was jaile'
d here last Saturday night on the charg
is of shooting another negro. hut ha
Il since been released on bond. The tw
negroes are said to have auarrele
about /, debt of 81. The one who wa
: shot will likely reco9er, so said.
= Mrs. j. q. Logan, her daughter. Nils
8 Lilline Logan and Mrs. Gray Stinsol
. all residing near Vanceyille. were her
: Yesterday afternoon to register.
: Mr. l.. NJ Burks and Miss Edit
. Zeigier and two Of her Younger brotl
= ers. Sirius and Thomas. all Of Rock
. Mount, passed this way Tuesday aftel
: noon returning home from Shrevepor
. Mr.. Turks said the derrick at til
: Rocky Mount well had been rebuilt ft
. more than two weeks and that oper;
: tions had been under way for son
. days. hut at the time the operator
= wre drilling for water for use ut IL
rig. rilling for oil is perhaps agsii
under way by this time.