The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-24

leaves two married daughters, who re-
side III Montana.
The Rock Club will meet Saturday
at three O'Clock with Mrs. g. G. Lyon.
Drew Kendrick, of Mporingsport,
spent THURSDAY night Of last week here
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Kendrick
The boys here had big snow fight.
Monday, having gotten masses of snow
from a freight train which passed
through.
Mrs. r. l.. Arnold, of Shreveport,
and Mrs. Terry Hickman, Of Alexan-
dria, came UP yesterday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Kidd.
Jim Many, recently with the Gal
seston Gas Company, spent few days
lere last week, Ell route to EldOradO,
Ark, where he expects to go to work.
Miss Carrilou Mays went to Shreve-
eort Thursday of last week to visit
Miss Audrey Thomas. who formerly re-
sided here. She returned home Sunday
evening.
MIR. Archie Brown, who is In charge
of the Caddo Central well at Hughes
Spur, reports that the casing Is all
pulled, ready to be moved. The well
vas abandoned as a dry hole some
weeks ago.
MIR. j. w. Black is here taking up
erossties for the Cotton Belt Company.
lie says they will be out Of the market
after this month, as the company has
already on hand, or bought and paid
or, sufficient ties for all their needs
his year.
Rev. H. ]. McGehee and Mr.. N. w.
Sentell, who returned last week from
Intending the laymen's meeting Of the
red River Presbytery, held in huston.
eport most profitable and enjoyable
meeting, with nearly two hundred in
attendance.
Mrs. Allen Roach received a mes
age Tuesday that her brother, MIR.
/ uilus Means. Of Ida, had fallen dead
the street that morning. She left on
he motor for Shreveport to attend the
'nneral, not being able to get all the
articulars over the telephone.
MIR. Lee n. Bush went to Shreve-
,ort last Saturday to hear the lecture,
riyen under the auspices of the Wo-
mems Department Club. by Rabindra-
.ath Tagore, the celebrated Hindu poet
nd philosopher. Mr. Bush was very
enthusiastic over his talk and says be
links it worth any price and effort.
Last Friday being the birthday OF
nth Porter, guest of Dell Roach
70 latter entertained in her honor that
light The evening was spent in merry
ames. after which choosing partners
means of numbered cards (except
re honor guest, who was designated
red heart. which j. d. Mcclellan
as SO fortunate to draw they paired
IF for luncheon. which consisted OF q
alad course followed by hot chocolate
nd cake. Those attending were: Mat
! se Sentell, Futrelle Wingate, Mildred
troud. Mary Helen Herndon, Robert
lwin. Allen Roach. Lois. Kelly, Jacl
iusk, Katherine Swindle, Lnrline Bush
flo Castle. Ruth Porter. J. ID. Nickel
II, Margery Wyche, Ashton Eenet AMI
sell Roach.
Friends here have recently heart
rom Mrs. F.. A. Order. who once LIVED
ere. She wrote Of having called Il
he Holman Sanitarium. FL paso, Texas
see Mrs. Tom Caldwell, whom sh,
soke Of rs getting along fine, and Mrs
AM Morrison. who, the correspondent
egrets to report, was not doing SO well
k1Ir. Morrison had been with Mrs. Nor
ison for about month. hut had lef
visit his uncle. Mr.. Sam Morrison
4 Abilene. Texas. Mrs Order see
FRS. Birdie Hudson occasionally: re
orted that Walter Bounds had left E
aso and was at Camp Bliss, and ip
rowing splendidly. She was soon to e
o Las Cruces to see Mrs. Kate Bird
5 well. formerly Miss Kate Stroud. Sh
j. had also seen Mr.. sid eBridglnan. 0
i, Homer, who is out there for his health
i Her daughter aud son-in-law, MFR. an
t Mrs. Mac Furnishes, of San Antonio