The Bossier banner., 1921-05-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr.. Eugene Cook spent Monday IL


LOCAL AND Personal.
MFR. Eugene Cook spent Monday in
shreveport on business.
&c. T. Mays, jr, was a weekend vis-
,tor to Benton this past week.
Mfr. C. H. Harrison was a visitor to
shreveport Thursday Of last week.
Mfr. John Gardner, Of Hosston, was
visiting his friends in Plain Dealing
the past week.
The Cotton Belts tie train is here
This week, and all ties along the right
ofvay are being taken up.
@ Mr.. John Stroud, of Dixie, spent
last Saturday and Sunday here with
4 his brother, Mr.. w. HI. Stroud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Allen and grand
son. Guy, jr., were here Sunday to visit
their mother, Mrs. Emily Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn H.. Curry and
children, of Shreveport, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Gray Sunday.
Mrs. r. Il. Caraway, Of Logansport,
spent the past weekend here with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Allen.
MIR. ]. Il. Slack, switchboard oper-
ator for the Plain Dealing Telephone
Company, is In Haynesville this week
4 on business
Mrs Ben Matthews, Of Lewisyille,
Ark was here Thursday and Friday of
lasf week on visit with her mother,
Mrs Alice Kirtley.
MFR. Russell Chamlee came in Mon
day from Red Land to he ut the funeral
Of his nephew, little James Wallace
chamlee, Of Shreveport.
Mrs. M. E. Caldwell spent several
(lays Of last week In Shreveport visit
ing her grandchildren. Mrs. w. w
Blocker and Mr.. w. e. Hall.
Mrs. p. E. Kendrick and daughter,
n Miss Aline, were called to the bedside
IL Mrs. Hendricks mother, Mrs. Hill
burn. OF Haynesville, the latter part Of
last week.
MIR. Eber johnson, of Red Land
g and Miss Elliot, school teacher Of that
community, were quietly married at the
) Red Land Baptist Church Sunday, Rev
Eddy officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Bolinger and
q Misses Lillian Smith and Bessie Car
starphen accompanied Mrs. Dude Nc
Kellar to Shreveport last Saturday
Ms McKellar went to the city to un
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
During the past week Plain Deal
Ing has secured a large ball park AMI
tie national game can noW be carried
\ al here on business basis. The parl
y situated on the west side Of town
hetween the depot and the old fail
4 epOunds site.
"A right lively baseball game wa
ltayed here Tuesday afternoon. Til
coiubatants were the downtown tean
and the school team. The downtown
team won by score of seb'm to leb'm
The ganles are now being played at tn
B new baseball park on the west side 9
The railroad.
at $50 o'clock Sunday evening fir
destroyed the garage of Mr.. n. w. Ser
tell, of Collinsburg A Ford truck an
Dodge touring car were among hi
loeses Lightning is thought to hay
struck gasoline barrel standing nea
The garage, and from thence the flame
N spread to the garage.
The new school building is now II
ceiving It's finishing touches and In
very short time it will be turned owe
for inspection as finished. Plain Dea
ing ii to feel congratulated over such
splendid school building. as 1t rank
With those to be found In cities nluc
larger in population than our tow
With such a fine school system as y
will now have. and have had, we al
bound to come to the front in spite 9
III depression we are now experiencing
Mr.. Cook, of Cotton Valley, an
. Miss Treby Barnett, Of near Red Lane
came to Plain Dealing Sunday to I
Married by Rev. L. A. Materne, paste
i Of the Baptist Church. Prior to thu
time the bridegroom had procured
marriage license in Arkansas and la
thought to be married i'm Plain Dealin
Perhaps he must have been a little, e
elted.) Anyway, Rev. Materne directe
them toward the Arkansas line, an
they were later united in marriage
lNwisyille.
Little James Wallace Chamlee. a.
3 one year and three months, nephew
Mr and Mrs. j. A. Chanlee, of th
Place, passed away Monday at Il
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
thamlee. of Shreveport. The funer
service and burial took place in T
Plain Dealing Cemetery Tuesday afte
boon. Rev. T. j. Holladay otficiatir
Those accompanying the little boz
1roM Shreveport We're the parents, a
And Mrs. Reeman, Mrs. Robinson al