The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-10-28
Thirty Years Ago.

w Neu tItlItCeu sCuis a~o WY HS'
ple Of Louisiana overthrow WarnOtil. !
Kellogg. Packard and Company. whose
misdeets had nearly destroyed the
state. they intended their action should
be final. They have not changed their
minds
Mr.. John Lake, the popular and
efficient Sheriff for Caddo Parish. was
in Bellevue yesterday.
Mr.. Lake has been dead for IL number
Of years. hut there are descendants
now residing in Shreveport. lie was
for several terms sheriff in the neigh
boring parish and was a man OF eNceI'-
tional popularity with the people. lie
is, of course. well remembered by many
who will see this in print.
THANKS to Hon. J. j. Koran fOf Il
complimentary ticket to the louisiana
State Fair and Shreveport Exposition.
We have been wondering If the prac-
tice of mailing complimentary tickets
of admission te the fairs to editors Is
passing. We have given IL lot OF ffee
publicity to the Parish and State fairs
this season (as heretofore) but II the
usual tickets of admission were mailed
MS the letters bearing them must have
miscarried.
I'VE are glad to note that Mrs. NJ. \.
Mobley. mother of DIR. w J. A1ohley.
WHO has been sick for some time. Is
| improving slowly.
Mrs. Motley. who is well remembered
| BY many of the Banners present read
| nrs. regained her health. following !,
protracted Illness. and. we think. re-
moved to Gibl,sland with her son at
| the time he also left Bellevue. Both
are long since dead hut not forgotten
by old Bossier friends.
..The 4,h of November will soon ~
here, and every Democrat In Rossiel
Parish is expected to be at his election
precinct and cast his vote for \. Z
i blanchard for Congress.
i That reads little like there wa
Republican, opposition. or else It wa
wished to make the vote so large u
TO he nothing short of tiattering. MI
|. blanchard was repeatedly the Demo
cratic cnoice Of the people Of the Fourt
District as their Congressman and h
had nothing to fear from the opposition
Died. at ten o'clock am. Octobe
"a. 1880. ut the residence Of his pal
i ents. near Haughton. Richard Al'ne
| Perrin. son Of Pierce Il. and Mary !.
i Perrin: aged three years. three month
!. and twenty-nine days
I There were several of the Peril
\ children. hut we are told that all {
i them are dead. except Miss Emily, VII
n married Alma Barnes. of Minden. an
moved to Texts Following his deaf
r she asail, married. Mrs. Perrin reside
; in Haughton, living with her hrotile
). Mr.. Il. NJ. Sandidge. Mr.. Perrin psisse
II away many years ago.
Warmoth will be defeated in Il
l. First Congressional District Next Tue
4 day. Louisiana has had enough
Warmotll and his gang Of polite
n. NlllCO-SIeefeTS
s Here is the same WarmOth Who
IF elsewhere referred to under this hesl
10 ing, also under the tifty-year he,tlin
w We are told that politically he knt
I'd many vagaries of mind. and few N
n h;,ps remember whether he was ca
IN iidate for Congress on the Lottery
1T anti-IOttery ticket. rpon maxim.
~ curry we could not learn that he W
an ever Il congressman from the state.
re lie must have met defeat ut this tin
he He is said to have been a man Of {
i'll ceptionallv fine appearance. but w!it
n very. name was execrated In many =
it. lions Of the state.
- ..One hundred and eighteen bales
81 cotton have leen ginned by the II
steam gin of Messrs. Smith 4 Wye
!. ut this place. They expect to gin
8, or :sGO bales this season. Every )
), urtlay they grind about 60 bushels
- corn on their grist mill. We ;
~ Ele,,sed to learn that our young friei
81 are meeting with success in their Il
!, ), enterprise. They deserve the patr
age and encouragement Of the PEG
of our town and community. for til
steam cotton gin and grist mill Is
only great public convenience.
'ns will do much to advance the prosl
mr. ity Of this section.
lie The gin here referred to was
Us. first steam-Griven gin plant many
VS.. we Bellevue people ever saw. and
me Banner had considerable to say all
Fill it some thirty years ago.
in-
lis. Another boy arrived ut the !
gh- lence OF Mr.. II. f. Wyche last n
day. The Banner offers con.rat
ish items and hopes the little fellow !
on. grow up and hecou,e as good Il cit
of as his awful dad.
AIRY Sure. lie lnaele a fairly good citi
as his many friends will tell ynl.
lied is now resident Of Benton. w