The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Phillips. nm.

Phillips Hin.
Monday. Nov. ,2-Dave Coyle leaves
this week for New Orleans.
J.. nj. Cole and Ellan Williams took
dinner ut Henry Coles yesterday.
Mr.. Walker and family. Of Ivan.
have moved into the ). \. Morrison
home and will farm there next year.
Mr.. Currie is to move into the Ches-
lie Rurkes house. During the past two
years it has been occupied by Dive
Coyle.
Uncle Frank Mcclellan. of Cotton
Valley, Is feeling very we'll these days.
He went to Plain Dealing Sunday to
visit his sou, Ivy. for a few days.
Miss BESSIE Jones has the sympathy
Of the community in the death Of her
father, which will necessitate her CIV
ing up the school, as she will have to
he with her mother.
Miss Eva Johnston daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pies Johnston. ST., Of Plain
Dealing. has been engaged to teach the
school at this place. She entered upon
rller duties Monday morning.
=. y. Morrison was at.,Molly Rurks'
Thursday night. He has just finished
pulling his corn. which is extra fine for
this year. Mr.. Morrison reports Mrs.
Morrison getting along nicely.
Mr.. s. n. Morrison made = gallons
of syrup from his patch of came. and It
is so thick it will hardly pour out of
jug. He also dug and put away over
| 100 bushels of sweet MltOtoes.
The writer learned yesterday that
the Banners Oak Grove corresl Onient
| is married. Or about to he. Heres best
wishes for long and Lapl,y life to
both You and your bride, MIR. johnson.
There will he preaching next first
| sunday OF the school house. Services
will not he held next third sunday. the
sailary not being sufficient to justify
preaching but once month.
/ Mrs. I4Ottie Burks has been spending
a week ut the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Westbrook. of Swartz, Ouacilita
| Parish. Mrs. Westhrook accompanied
her mother home for a visit Of few
days.
Mr.. H. Fl. Montgomery, Of Shreveport,
4 il tearing down the house ON his farm,
known .;ls the Dave Poster old place,
1 and will have the lumber moved to
Rossier City. where he will erect u
dwelling house.
There were 30 many small children
in the Ivan school 1t was deemed nee
ess.,ry to engage another teacher. Miss
Rrame. from Lewisville, Ark. is II
charge. The building being three
room structure. they are not crowded.
]. for room.
/ The peach and apple trees have h'st
second crop Of blossoms the lila'
bushes have blooned again, the writel
has ii grape vine that has borne stw'
: crops OF grapes this yen. and lsuti
crol. were ripe before frost csliile. \,
: wonder this cold spell draws n l'ersol
M. Bnt we can't always have sulllllle
!. sunshine. -FREckIEs.s
OAK NM.
Monday, Nov. % horn. to Mr.. nm
Mrs. a. Il. Seward, yesterday morning
) i seven-pound boy.
9 Mr.. George crabtree. OF cos1sllatta
! Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ship.
( Mrs. Maud Ray and little AfatleIin
t are visiting home folks this week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seward and HIT
= son were visitors near .Ark;lia Suntla
q afternoon.
Z Miss Myrtice IIaniter. now of Shrev
{ port. spent one night Of last week wit
home folks.
! Mr.. j. Il. Seward came in last nigl
J. from the Homer oil fields for fe
!, days visit with his family.
r Among the visitors ut Mrs. Jol
n Stewards Sunday were Mrs. w. n. q
n ana children and Mrs. Mack MaloI
Il. and children. Quite crowd thou;
j all report merry time. -FRIrz.
v. Plessant nm.
Monday, Nov. - Thanksgiving
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