The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-10-13
But maybe you did all this last week
National Fire Prevention Week.

But maybe you did all this last week
National Fire Prevention Week
Miss Pauline Dawson spent Thurs
day Of last week in Shreveport as a
guest of her friend, Mrs. L. L. Hogue.
Better advertise in the Banner for
that horse that has estrayed before he
gets too far away-perhaps entirely
out Of the parish.
a new fence was built around the
Court House square last week. The
materials used were sawed oak posts
and dressed pine plank.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wyche and
their baby boy. Almer, jr., spent Sun
day and Monday in Minden at the
home of Mrs. Wyche's aunt, Mrs. Kate
Drew.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. v. Wilmington
returned home Monday from Haugh-
ton. after brief visit with Mrs. Whit
tington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. p.
Harris.
Prior to September 25th there
were 2122 bales of cotton ginned in
BOssier Parish from the 1921 crop, as
compared with 1852 bales for the cor
responding date of 1920. These figures
are from an official source.
Lieut. Com. S. ]. Zeigler, we'll re-
membered by many old Bossier Parish
friends, has furnished his new address
as: "At Navy Aircraft Factory, Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa" He is, OF
course, still in the U. S. Navy.
-Mfs- Cynthia Rogers and daugl-
tiers, Mrs. May Barker and Miss Clotile
Rogers, Of Shreveport, were visitors
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. III. Montgomery. Mrs. Montgomery
is also Mrs. Rogers daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Kelly, jr., re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon from
Shreveport, where Mr.. Kelly spent
something more than week and
underwent slight operation. The
operation was made necessary, so the
| reporter was told, because of some
| hurt in camp while in the Army. He
| will have to return to the city from
| time to time for treatment
Miss WINNIE Brownlee, Joined in
Shreveport by Miss Adelaide Newc0mb,
of New Orleans, left last Friday for
Sherman, Texas, to visit Miss Jeanette
Hill. her niece, and Miss Newcomb's
cousin. Miss Hill is student in Kidd
/ Key College. Miss Brownlee returned
home Tuesday, Miss NewcOmb stopping
over in Shreveport, but is expected as
| a visitor in Benton within the next few
days.
/ MFR. ]. e. Jones, Of the Linton COM
munity, called by Monday to report
| that the two mares recently estrayed
| by himself before Justice Of Peace
A. NJ. league, and legally advertised
/ in last weeks issue of the Banner over
the signature of Constable ]. Fl. Scar
borough, had been restored to their
owner Mr.. J. d. Wilson, residing on
route three out Of Plain Dealing,
| applied and established claim to the
animals and was given possession OF
them. 1t is to be seen that it pays to
watch the stray sales that appear In
the Banner.
A caller at the Banner Office Tues
day forenoon was Mr.. Sep Hetherwick
who some fifteen years ago was res.
fdent Of Benton and cashier at the lOcal
| bank. Upon leaving Benton Mr.
| Heterwick went to Winnsboro. Frank
lin Parish, to locate and remained
| there until the past June. Since that
time he has spent several months In
/ Ayoyelles Parish, but is now located In
Shreveport, and is selling Ford cars
for the Wray-Dickerson Company
Mr.. Hetherwick has been married
about eleven years and he and Mrs
Hetherwick are the happy perents Of
one little son, now some months old.
Coco Cola and soda water, 5 cents
nj 7 n MONry,0AfERY's RentOn