The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-08-05

and a universal woodworking machine.
His advertisement is to be found In this
issue of the Banner.
The Linton baseball team defeated
the Benton nine III game played on
the local diamond Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. L. l.. HOgue and little
daughter, Mozelle, Of Plain Dealing,
spent Sunday and Monday In Benton
ms guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Dawson.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover Hill, OF Shreve-
port, were among the visitors in Benton
Sunday. Mrs Hill will be remembered
as A former resident = Miss Martha
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Wyche are eX-
pected home tomorrow from Paris,
Texas. where they are spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Box klmbaii.
Mrs. Kimbail and Mrs. Wyche are
sisters.
Mrs. A. ii. Montgomery and her
daughter, Miss Ruby Montgomery, have
as guests this week Mesdames j. w.
Sandlin and John \. Hazel and little
daughter, Ju;inita, who are from Hous-
ton, Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Prince, OF
Haughton. have returned from Hot
Springs. Ark. and are now in Shreve-
Fort. where Mr. Prince is IL patient at
sanitariunl. He is said not to have
teen benefited by his stay IN the resort
city.
The latest information from Bod
eau tat the Bellevue bridge) is that its
waters still spread far out over the
bottom, hut about a 6-inch fall Is no
ticeable every twenty four hours. 1t Is
thought that by the 10Th the stream
will he down to !, fishing stage.
saturday of last week we learned
from an old friend that Mrs. j. w.
| Elston, of Shreveport, was due to leave
Yesterday for Ashyille, y. C., to spend
some weeks. and was to lie accompanied
| '!y her daughter and son, Miss Emily
and Mr. Harry Elston, and her little
granddaughter, Ruth Elston, of Haugh
/ ton.
| MIR. and Mrs Il. b. Hill and family
went to Minden Sunday to visit atStht
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dupuy
/ SIR. Hills relatives They left Benton
about 1880 AIM, stopped on the roat
10 minutes for lunch and reached Min
/ den about t,So o'clock. which means
! that they drove over some very rough
/ roads-but not i'll Bossier Parish.
/ We learned Sunday OF the marriage
in .Aspermont. Texas. of Mr.. Clifford
i Irion, son Of DIR. c. Ii. irion, of this
i place. The brides maiden name wa.
i Gladys Ocler. and she is the only daugh
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ocler. o
/ Abilene. Texas. Mr.. Irion has for SOM
time past been located in Aspermon
and We presume he will continue t
make bis home there.
/ Miss r. Adell Allen. from Fultol
County. Kentucky. who some month
ago purchased the Capeen cottage,
having added to it an upper story an
will otherwise greatly improve til
property Miss Allen has been in Bel
ton for some time and is giving PEI
sonal attention to this work. We ar
told that she will follow her calling
that of teaching-for one more teri
and then come here to reside pernl;l
nently.
"A caller Tuesday forenoon wa
a II nf Minday
who last week entered the race for tn
office of District Attorney. While i
, the Office Mr.. Langston authorized hi
announcement in the Banner, and ais
spoke for Il display ad space in til
s. furtherance of his candidacy. He spei
some time ON the streets here, later i
the day going to Bossier City, and the
I on to his home: hut stated that late
! III the week and next week he expect
e to return to the parish and visit pMi
: Dealing aud other voting precincts
u Among the callers at the Bamt
! office this forenoon was Mr.. ID. +. SO
rel. Of Bossier City. dipping vat i
speetor for Ward Two. He was jul
J. from the Willow Bend plantation Vi,
e where called in the discharge of Ii
T duties. He stated that last Saturds
t there were between 500 and 500 hes
It of cattle dipped ut the Benton vat, al
Il that throughout the ward all residen
e favored the dipping of cattle and we
e faithfully CARRYING out the regulation
t Also, he said that four herds of Gait
t from Ward Five were regularly dipp'
T at the j. \. Byrd vat (near the wa