The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-27

Louisiana, who formerly resided on and
cultivated 1t.
A dance will be given at Dixie to-
morrow night.
y-Middling cotton was a half cent
up in Shreveport yesterday selling ut
3S15 cents per pound.
WHAT'S the matter with the split
log road drag? Nothing ut all-except
that it needs more exercise.
Mrs. r. w. Young, of New Orleans,
is visitor at the home of DIR. c. H.
Irion. She is sister of the doctors
mother.
Sheriff Il. ID. Rogers. of Lewisville.
Ark, and little daughter, Bessie. We're
here to attend the commencement exer-
cises OF Benton High School.
-Messrs. ]. T. and C. b. Keith. of
the Linton community, spent Sunday
and Sunday night in Benton as guests
| of their brother, Mr.. w. l.. Keith.
-Messrs. Il. C. Johnson. L. NJ. Rurks
| and DIR. J. B. Hall. Of Rocky Mount.
passed this way Tuesday on their way
| to Shreveport in Mr.. Burks' fiivver.
Mrs. Clifford Smith and her two
children are spending a few days of
/ this week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. s. Peace, Of Dixie Cross Roads.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hall land
! Master William Hall. jr.) Of Shreve-
port, and their grandmother. Mrs.
/ Margaret Caldwell. were guests Sun
day ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Wyche.
! An appreciated caller at this Office
Sunday was Capt. r. II. Lee. now of
/ NIinden. He came to BENTON the day
before for Mrs. Lee, who spent some
days here as guest at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Theresa Ogilvie.
/ Mrs. ]. ]. Bogard left Nonday for
/ Mansfield to be present at the conf
mencement exercises of Mansfield Fee
male College. where her daughter, Miss
| Emily Sanks is student. The young
lady will accompany her mother upon
her reurn to Benton.
Miss LeOla Greer, during the past
i term a teacher In the local school, left
Monday for her home In RustOn. The
| reporter was told that afternoon that
she expects to return to Benton In
about two weeks to teach private
| summer school for some weeks.
/ beginning Sunday change in the
schedule Of the local passenger train
will become effective 1t will arrive In
Benton from the north about 9.45 OF
go o'clock am. and northbound about
6.25 or $50 pm. The exact time OF
the train is not as yet known by Agent
Strobe.
Hon. A. HOffpauir, of the Rock!
Mount community, was here last Fri
day to be present Mt the gradnatin:
exercises Of Benton High School, hi.
daughter, Miss Eva. being Il member
of the class. He returned to BatOl
Rouge In time to resume his seat in til.
House Monday morning.
MIR. r. A. Wilkinson. of Bossiel
City, was among the business visitor.
in Benton last Saturday. We notet
that he was driving handsome new
five-passenger car-with another JUS
like it at home. only larger. It's vel
enough for prosperity to single on
some of us once In a while.
Mrs. J. h. Carbajal, of New Or
, leans, was weekend visitor at til,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Smith, resid
/ ing in the Caney School community
She is Mrs. Smiths aunt. and the tw'
had not seen each other before II
thirty-five years. Mrs. Carbajals son
Rev. Joseph Carbajal, of st. john
College. Shreveport. was also visito
ut the Smith home last Saturday.
. One of the Banners good War
One friends (postoffice Curtis, but W
: havn't said that is also his nancy Will
in the Office on the Sd handed us 81 o.
| subscription. Saturday Of last week Ii
3 made a like remittance, which We eS
/ pect resulted from looking through hi
i mail and finding statement mailed t
l him during April. Anyway, we hav
. the four iron men and are satisfied t
! call 1t something Of a joke OH him.
5 Youths May Join Marine Corps.