The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-03-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dreyer were Wis
itOrs to Shreveport Sunday.


it0rs to Shreveport Sunday.
Mrs. Yearwood went to Ringgold las
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Reggie Hightower, Of Homer
visited his hOmefOlks here last week.
DR.. Collins, of Delhi, was recent
gnest of Mr.. and Mrs. RammelSDerS
Mr., !. A. Bryan has been In ShreVe
port for several days on the U. >
Petit Jury.
NO MORE COMPETITION B. E..
Iowery has the Goods, the Quallts
md tho price (Adv.)
MIR. and Mrs. Rammelsberg have re-
turned from a visit to their 1ofhle,
home, Delhi.
Miss Mary Louis Tooke, returned
last Friday from a pleasant WISH u
Shreveport friends
Misses Maggie and Zelma Austin
Ona Farmer and Mr.. George LAM
spent last Sunday in Ruston.
Mrs Cecil Atkins, Of Homer, was Tue
puest last Thursday Of her parents
Mr., and Mrs. J. B. McConathy'
Mrs, H. J. james and Miss CarIl'
lanes Of Sales; were guests u MI
and Mrs. Bill Grigsby last weekend
Mr., P. e. Brown and his SUNDAY
School pupils enjoyed a pleasant houf
at the park last Friday evening
We are still in business and prepar,
oil to take care of your every heed
in the line Of good furniture.-e' "A
CONGER.
Mrs. H. s. Herring, Of Memphis
Tenn arrived on Saturday to vlsl
her SON. Mr.. J. B. Herring and MIS-
Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes ana paps
Of Liberty Hill, were guests III th'
home Of Mr.. Il. NJ. Jones last MOI
day.
Mrs ], N. Jones has enjoyed a
recent visit from her sister, MIS-. D.
NJ. Jones and daughter, Miss Lonhette'
Of Bryceland.
: The three children Of DR.. Harper o.
Rnston. visited their aunt, MIS- b: l
Ferr,,,on and family on Sunday. They
were accompanied by Miss lrma Law
renee.
Mrs. Hanna, of Dubach, returne,
to her home on Monday, after VISIT
to her daughter, Mrs. J. Il. Mannins
and little grandson, Jessie Roland
Manning, Jr.
Miss Maude Hardness, who has been
the attractive guest Of her grandmoth'
or. Mrs. s. L. Houston and family Iof
about two weeks returned to hel
home in Minden on Tuesday.
After pleasant visit to her daughter
Mrs J. A. Bryan, Mrs. Lawrence
Cloer returned to her home at Bryce
land on Sunday, accompanied by hei
little granddaughter, Doris Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Thurman, Of
.Beulah, were guests last week OF MI
and Mrs. B. A. Madden and family
and Miss Annie Stahl returned VIII
them to Beulah, for a fortnights Visit
w. s. Montgomery, Of Saline, VIII
II assessing wards six and seven, ha
been here this week with his assess
ment books attending to business Il
connection with this work, with AS
SCISSOR G. r. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Madden ant
Misses Mary and Lucille Madden visit
edsMr. and Mrs. Paul Madden in Hon
er last Saturday, and were accompan
fed home by the latter, who remain
ed In Arcadia until Sunday evening,
MI. and Mrs. Awyn Hightower re
turned from Homer on Tuesday, afte
1 short visit to Mr.. and, Mrs. Gle
HiShtower. They were accompanie
on their return home by little Jun
Aishtower, who is very much love
In Arcadia.
Good line Of Rugs Of all grade
sizes and prices at $. A. CONCERTS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Manning are r.
sceiving congratulations upon the a
rival Of a little son, Jessie Rolan
Who weighed 8 "a lbs, and is fir
specimen Of babyhOod. He was boz
hit Thursday and he and ihs moth'
are doing nicely.
MI. ]. r. Austin left on Tuesda
night, to be with his sister, Mrs. &c
linS Of Shreveport, who underwent
operation at the Schumpert santa
ium on Wednesday. Mr.. Baxter Su
ton also went over to Shreveport
D6sines&
Mr., and Mrs. B. B. Robinson al
family enjoyed a visit last Sund'
from their daughter, Thurla, and sol
Of her Shreveport friends, who cal
through the country in a car. Tho
accompanying Miss Thurla were n
Griffin; Miss Jones and Miss Robe
tson.
Miss Nonnie Edwards arrived
Sunday afternoon from, delight
yisit TO Newport News, Va. VIII
there she enjoyed many INTEREST,"
trips to places Of note and had so
nOvelsand thrilling experiences. He
ever, she was glad to get back
Goods Country again.
The Methodist W. NJ. s. met on NJ
day afternoon at the home Of
president, Mrs F. T. Taylor, who c
Quoted devotional exercises, and