The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-30
THEY retain their
shapethey
wear well
they are priced
right. What :!
Wyche's
Doors and SHOES.
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SUHit.a Tint ttsSt huNC IiSNSN
up before Ills time.
Mr. j N Montgomery. Of Shreve-
t.ort, NILS Il business visitor in Benton
Tuesday
-Supt rintendeRt of Education w. \.
Fartson is visiting schools in South
Eossier this week
Mir dayton Rogers was among the
business visitors in Benton Tuesdas.
He still has oil field employment and
at present is a tool dresser He is To-
Gated for tie time Icing ut Sodus
| pheasant Hill. Saline Parish>
MIR. t. s. Dortch, of Taylortowil,
returned home some days ago from
| ATLANTA, Ga. where u e visited his I
eldest daughter, Mrs. colhert-remem- I
bered ais .,lis.s Pearl iDortcl. ne found |
| her and her two little girls well.
Don't lie too h;&ty in judging the |
| products of your farm as you make |
/ up your exhibits for the Parish Fair |
/ 1t may i. tisae some things YOU think
to leave out may prove the best in
/ their cli..r, AFTER you get them there.
Let Your exhibit be as full as possible.
4 MIR. T. Il. Wsche and his daughter.
Miss Katie, of Shreveport. who We're
l,ere Tuesday. were accompanied home
4 BY Mrs. 4. NJ. Wsciie. Who will spend
/ some DAYS iii the city rs their guest.
4 Miss Katie. who So, nj Il, ont five weeks
4 in Colorado. returned home last Sat
y urtlay.
-. trl ~. lyN-
4 llOunce that Mr.. Tom Bloslgstt, one OF
the drillers at the Rocky Mount we'll,
will make III address at the presbyte-
riin Churcl. Of that place next Sunday
eveniiiv, beginning at seven o'clock.
The M. lie is invited to lie present to-
hear him.
!. We were told ~ Clerk Of Court
Z Henderson early this morning that NJ,
i to yeste. day evening sixty-nine wo.i.en
residents of. the parish had registered
, sixty-six ;ls Democrats and three as.
| Socialists. The ten voting precincts re-
/ presented ly these new voters aud the
{ number at each are: Atkins. L: BEN
ton. 10; Rossier City. 81 /: Vaudeville, ;;
f Plain Dealing. IS: Carterville. 1; Rocky
!, Mount i: Bellevue. 2: Haushton. |.
: and 4Adner. 1.
In last weeks Issue we stated that
I middIing cotton was quoted at 70 cents
I per pound III Shreveport. Yesterday the
| Quotation ii the city for that grade
= was All even u cents ner pound--a
. decline of ) cents per pound in one
: week The receipts in the city yester-
/ day were greater than the price would
J seem to warrant-733 tales. The re-
i CENTS for the season thus far We're
8 given as 11,Tt6 bales: for the cores
n | pdidilg date Of last Year. aoO1 bales.
i MIR. +. L. yickers Of tae Bellevue
: community. while on his way to Shreve-
: port Tuesday morning drove ~ to re-
: new his subscription. He was accom-
t FAMED l.y Mrs. Nickers and their three
J. boys, the younger Of whom is Il hand
d some. brighteyed Lab. of only six
months. and the ether two locked prom
n Using enough We'll have 10 admit.
t While here Mrs. Nickers applied ut the
s office Of Clerk Of Court Henderson to
i, register. We thank Mr.. Vickers for 4
It dozen or more nice October peaches.
i Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Belcller, Of
e Mineral Wells. Texas. returning home
e from South tarolillsi, where they Wis
tied relatives, stopped over here last
Y week to spend three days with Mr..
e and Mrs. j. H. Belcher. We were
e pleased to learn Monday from one OF
L Mr. Belcher's relatives of his continued
], success For some years past he has
II conducted Il big furniture business IN
q the Texas city and also now has quite
l. handsome income frOm an invest
n ment in Il new oil field about forty
It miles from the city.
= Plates fol. Il s,iial story. of tel
pages have been received and will Es
run iii the Banner, beginning. perhaps
with the first issue in November. Thai
!, is some time off. hut eur object il
: making the announcement thus earl.
! is to prepare you for a real clever
|: story. for that it is The title of tht
e. new story is ]. Crooked Trails ans
IL STRAIGHT writer, by the well KNOW
y. author. William Mcleod Raine. 70,
will find each Of its twelve chapter
of interest and the illustrations ar
"A appropriate to the story.
The reporter learned while on TIN
: streets Tuesday that at last a goot
- jo!, has been made Of setting 1O-inc!
d. easing at the site of the prospect wei
some miles east of Benton. A roQ
- grade Of cement is said to have spOile'
the first two jobs and the third setting
even though on Il BOULDER. Jared loose
i. 4 Tl,is last setting is on ;suinbo and
= holding well. Four-ilch drill stem wa
made zip tile first Of the week. and til
drilling Of Il 1O-ilich hole for Sine
- casing is under way. The depth Of tli
well Tuesday was said to he ahou
800 feet.
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