The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-08
long as he left Plain Dealing, walking,
about ten o'clock Tuesday.

long as he left Plain Dealing, walking,
about ten O'Clock Tuesday
A friend reports that Mr.. w. G. I.
Furniss has closed his store. located
on the Benton and Bellevue road. near
Midway.
At a meeting of Cypress Lodge,
f. and 4. NJ, to be held at the lodges
hall in this place this evening, there
will be work in the Fellowcraft degree.
MFR. and Mrs. w. H. Sc;lnland, jr.,
Of Dallas. Texas, accompanied by their
little girl, Adelaide, arrived in Benton
Tuesday night for visit of some days
with Mr.. Scanland's relatives.
MFR. Oliver skipwitch. an old friend
Of Cashier w. u, Smith, of the Bank Of
Benton, passed through Benton Tues
day. Mr.. Skipwitch is now an oil field
promoter and was just from Bradley.
Ark.
Miss Trueheart Cannon and Miss
Mayme T. Burt We're among those who
attended the dance given ut Relclier
Monday night. i Their escorts were Mr..
.Ansel Stroud, Of Dixie. and Mr.. Lake
buchanan, now stopping in Shreveport.
Miss Matte Gray Logan, now a
student in the State Normal School,
| Satchitochcs. came in last Friday eve
| ming to spend the weekend with rela-
tiyes She returned to Eatcilitoches to
resume her studies the first Of the
week.
| MIR. {. D. Sandidge. day collector
of tolls. at the east end of the Bossier
City traffic fridge, reports that his
total collections for the month Of June
we're $3.50. and that those made by
the night man, Mr.. William Hutton,
totaled $741.
/ MIR. j. e. Logan. a successful farmer
of the VAUDEVILLE community, was a
visitor yesterday. In reply to query
by the reporter he said that the big
| rain of Monday night was helpful to
his young corn. lut that its benefit was
more than offset by considerable dam
age to cotton.
Rev. James Evans. OF Shreveport
has written to ask that announcement
be made of his intention to preach al
| Linton next Sunday. the 18th. Also
lie states that he will reach Benton OF
Saturday afternoons train and would
lie pleased to have some member of the
congregation come out and meet him
4 Attorney w. w. Mcdonald. ol
Minden. one of the two candidates fol-
District Judge. passed this way Frida,
Of last week on his way to Plain Deal
; ing. On his way home that Afternoon
he again called by and stated that dur
. ing the day he had met many voter.
of the parish and presented his candi
; dacy to them.
4 Mr.. NJ f. Hyde. residing nea
Hughes Spur. wrote the office MOntla.
| to say: We just can't do withou
the Banner. so please send it on 70
| another year. Enclosed find 81 in bills
, Cant do without the Banner"
: right. friend: and that's just the kin,
!. of message we appreciate from on
$ old subscribers.
I Saturday of last week well nj
r tended community barbecue was give
Z ut Ivan. Those attending from BentO
e We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderso
aud son. Mastin. Mr.. and Mrs. \. L
Montgomery and family. Miss t;rlc
I: Iarkin. Miss Gladys Thompson an
l. Mr.. 7. w. w. Stinson. Both Messr
e Stinson and Henderson. who have II
o tended many Bossier Parish harbecie
y have spoken Of the excellence of til
y meats served and Miss Larkin. VIII
n called by Tuesday afternoon spoke {
II the profusion of cakes, pies salad
% pickles. fried chicken. ETC.. stating til;
% much Of such tempting food was left Q
y the table after all had eaten In plent
Ii \ Shreveport hand was engaged Il
e the OCCASION and many Of the youI