The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-17
Bossier City
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. Joe Maranto spent last Fri
day in Shreveport with relatives
Mrs. w. II. Coston visited friends
in Shreveport Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. c. l.. Killinger has moved into
his new home. The family is receiving
warm welcome.
Mrs. Will Hardness, of NIinden,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Jessie Adcock.
MIR. and Mrs II. Nichols and little
| son spent Sunday at Douglas Island
with Mr.. and Mrs. Candy.
Brother Tennen being away from
home, the Baptist pulpit was filled Sun
day by Brother Jess Hickson.
Mrs. J. A. Meneffe, of Benson, De-
Soto Parish, is spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Mod
awell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. zones (and chill
dren) spent the weekend in Shreve-
port with their sister, Mrs. Lillian
Fairfield.
Mr.. U. W. Hutchings spent last
| Friday and Saturday in Alexandria at
| tending to business for the L. r. and n.
Company.
Miss Sadie DemOSs came home from
Midway to spend the weekend with
her parents. She is teaching the Pine
Grove School.
Mrs. j. II. Mcdowell was quite sick
several days last week with ptomaine
| poison. 1t is pleasure to report she
is now able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright. of Ell
dorado, Ark, arrived last Saturday
evening to spend several days with
their mother, Mrs. A. Wright.
| Mr.. w. d. Smith and Mr.. W. f.
Clement, of the Midway neishborhood,
spent Thursday night of last week here
with MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Smith.
MFR. and Mrs. Tony Maranto. Of
Alexandria, arrived Tuesday of last
week and will be the guests of their
son, Mr.. Joe Maranto, for few weeks
Among the out-of-town relatives to
visit Mrs. Mcdowell during her illness
We're Mrs. l.. Il. Kirby and Mrs. r. o.
kilsore, of Shreveport, and Mrs. Jerry
Eullilove and Miss Berta Mae, of Allen
dale
Mrs. a. n. Cox spent several days
of this week in Shreveport with her
father, Mr.. r. V. Willis, who is quite
i'll. At the present writing the cores
pondent is pleased to report, Mr.. Willis
is improving.
| A contributed paragraph reads: "A
box supper will be given at the Bossier
City High School building Friday night.
February 18th. the proceeds to he used
for the benefit of the school A cake
will be given to the most popular young
lady. Everybody is cordially invited to
attend
The Bossier Christian Circle met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Smith last Fri
| day night. A most interesting meeting
was held and much important business
transacted Eighty calls and benevolent
works We're reported. The next meet
ing will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Coston
on March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hickman enter
| tanned with a birthday party for their
daughter, Miss Jessie. last Friday even
ing. A large crowd was present to wish
happiness. Many pretty gifts attest
Miss Jessie'S popularity. A delightful
lunch was served. The writer extends
heartiest good wishes.
| MIR. and Mrs p. II. Nealy have the
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the death Of their infant son. who lived
but a few hours to gladden. their>hearts.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nealy wish to thank all
friends for the many deeds of love
shown them then and now. while Mrs
Nealy is recovering from her very Sc
rious illness.
| "Wednesday of last week was surely
moving day from our town. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Willis We're of the number
who emigrated.'' moving to Allendale
that day. Mr.. Willis will engage in
farming this year. Their many friends
regret to have them move even this
short distance. but feel sure they will
| frequently be with us. and as soon as
they get phone it will be like having
them right in town.
| The Sewing Circle met with Mrs.
j. NJ. Eatman Thursday of last week.
all members being present except Mes
DANES Ratcliff. Schein and v Y. Whit
| tington. At the close of Il pleasant So
| cial hour Mrs. Eatman served a splen-
did lunch of gelatine and whipped
cream and three kinds of her delightful
homemade cake. The next meeting,
two weeks following the above named
date, will be with Mrs. r. O. Eatman.
All neighbors and friends are glad
| to have Mrs. ]. H. Healy at home from
the sanitarium. While she is still con-
fined to her bed. Mrs. Nealy is enjoy
Ing visits from her friends. DIR. G. T..
Henderson, Of Pittsburg, Texas. Mrs.
Nealy's father, brought his daughter
home from the sanitarium and spent
several days to be sure she was per-
fectly safe. DR.. Henderson left for
| home Thursday of last week, but will
make semiweekly trips here for while
Until Mrs. Nealy is again up.
Last Friday Misses Batchelor Col
| Inns and Gardener. of Shreveport. gave
| a demonstration of a widely advertised
brand Of flour at the B0ssier Mercan-
tile Company store. In the morning
the young ladies gave lectures on bak-
ing and demonstrated by making cakes,
In the afternoon u plate lunch of three
kinds OF cake and coffee was served.
A large crowd attended all day. at
the close of the entertainment Mrs.
Shockley, of Shaw Place, drew the
prize. sack OF -four. given by Mr..
W. +. Taylor, of Shreveport.
"Wednesday of last week Mr.. Fl. ri
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