The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-01-27

ton. The consideration named in the
transfer is $2S,356.
Miss Emily Sanks is spending the
week in Shreveport as guest OF
friends.
Miss Annie Lou Arnold and MIR.
Courtney billiard, Of Bossier City, were
here Sunday on visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Harris, of
Haughton, were weekend visitors at
the home Of their daughter, Mrs. v. Y.
Wilmington.
Mrs. F. B. Haynes, OF Shreveport,
came In one day last week for pro-
tracted visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. II. Hanks.
Mrs. Jack D0nahoe, eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Gleason, is
here ON a protrocted visit with her
parents. She came in last Saturday.
LDr. Tucker, OF Haughton, Is right
in his presumption and fair in his prom
Use. What is needed aud desired here
| in Bossier is good roads for the entire
parish.
"A current report is to the effect
that q prospect oil well is soon to be
put down by the Gulf Company at a
| site within half mile of the old Mid
way store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hill left yester-
day afternoon for New Orleans to spend
some days with their daughter, Miss
Jeanette Hill, at present student In
Sophie Newcomb College, that city.
There was work in the Entered
Apprentice degree at a regular meeting
Of Cypress Lodge held in this place
Thursday night Of last week The lodge
4 now has five candidates on the road to
the Masters degree-all good material.
Rev. G. C. Dennis and the members
Of his family moved one day last week
Into the Baptist Parsonage, just va
4 Gated by Mrs. NJ III. Hanks and family,
q who have moved into the Cabeen cot
tage, where Rev. Dennis and family
have been residing.
MIR. and Mrs. Grady Nees0n and the
baby moved one day last week into the
T. +. Harper residence, several blocks
l,south Of the Court House. Mr.. Nelson's
, mother, Mrs. Addie Neeson, of Cedal
Grove, who has been here for SOME
weeks, is still a visitor ut his home,
II Messrs. Gray and Tom Stinson ani
Walter G. Iyey went to Tayl0rt0wI
yesterday afternoon to look at a stretcl
Of leyee that is soon to be let, with /
view Of bidding ON the work. 1t Is /
run-around in the Mercer levee AMI
calls for the moving Of about 1900
cubic yards of earth.
. The Florsheim Brothers Dry Good
) Company, Of Shreveport, had q vel
known and web liked Representative
t here Monday in the person Of Mr.. Les
t ter Mckenzie, formerly Of North Bos
]; sier and also at one time resident Q
Benton. Mr.. Mckenzie had been sellin
goods In Plain Dealing during the day
and after stopping over here for tim
proceeded to Shreveport.
e Mrs. x. e. Ball, In writing to n
!, lnew her subscription. says: Il don
y WIKI 70 AAASb u SUly. AA0NC CA1JVS =
{ reading the serial story just run in tn
Banner" Mrs. Ball will be remembers
!, as Miss Ethel Many, daughter Of NJ
and Mrs j. I. Many, of Plain Dealing
She Is now residing In COlfax, Gran
Parish, where her husband is q specis
teacher Of mathematics and science !
9 the Colfax High School.
{ An appreciated caller Monday wa
Mr.. il. Robertson, Of Carterville. w
: learned from Mr.. Robertson that til
: day before his son-in-law and daugl
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Matlock, ais
of Carterville, took their baby boy
Il shreveport to be operated on for
lung trouble that followed an attack /
pneumonia. The little fellow Is b,
9. eight months old, but when last heal
2 3 from he was, doing well. He will like
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