The Bossier banner., 1921-12-08

ND to the conclusion that he is afraid
to match his skill against ours.
Mr.. Roy G. Adair was social Wis
itor in Benton last Saturday night.
Mr.. r. d. Wilmington. Of Ivan, was
among the business visitors in Benton
Tuesday.
Miss Earline Hester, OF Shreve-
port, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
]. E. Adger, sr.
Miss Bessie Alison. of Shreveport,
spent the past weekend in Benton with
relatives and friends.
MIR. James Ivey, now engaged In
leyee construction work at Taylortown,
spent Sunday here with friends.
MIR. Lee Peace, of Homer, spent the
past weekend with his parents, resid-
ing the Dixie Cross Roads COM
munity.
AT regular meeting Of Cypress
Lodge to be held at the lodges hall
this evening officers for the ensuing
year will be elected
MIR. Il. s. Burt returned home last
Saturday from a trip relative to farm
demonstration work which included
several towns In South Bossier.
We are pleased to report that the
condition Of Miss Mary Smith is much
improved. She recently suffered a
rather severe attack of acute indi-
gestiOn.
Messrs. John Dndney and Bud
Kelly, both of Plain Dealing, We're
among the callers at the Banner office
yesterday. We are pleased to ac-
knowledge their visit.
Mr.. G. A. Harrison and two of his
sons -Messrs. Charlie and Clyde-all
of Plain Dealing, stopped by to see us
yesterday while passing through Ben
ton en- route to Shreveport.
Little Boyd Montgomery, youngest
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Mont
gomery, became quite i'll Monday morn.
Ing, but 1t is thought his condition is
somewhat improved at present.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l. Gayle left Fri
day evening Of last week for Pittsburg
Texas, where they went to accompany
the remains of Mrs. Gayle's sister, Mrs
Matte Swords. They returned home
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Fannie Collie, residing near
Cotton Valley, In renewing her sub
tural weekly as "the dear old Banner !
scription. refers to our great agricul;
Thanks, Mrs. Cole we are pleased to
note that you don't like to keep hoilse
without the weekly visits of the
old rag.
appreciated business visitors al
the Banner Office Tuesday were Mr.
G. r. Keeth, of H0sston, and Mr.. ]. b
Keeth. OF Plain Dealing. They author.
ized an advertisement Offering the
Keetll residence in Plain Dealing fol
rent, and stated that Mrs. Mollie
Keeth, for many years a resident OF
that. place, expects to remove to
Shreveport In the near future.
This coming Sunday is the regular
day for services at Banks Chapel
cottage Grove) by Rev. H. j. Nc
Gehee, Of Plain Dealing. Also, We
have been requested to announce that
Mr.. w. e. Glassell, OF Shreveport, vii
be present to make d talk on Stew.
ardship." This is in furtherance Of the
work Of the layman movement, the
second Sunday being the day for this
topic.
The editor and publisher of the
Banner returned home the first of. the
week from a business visit to New
Orleans, which means that we have
just purchased job press, paper cut
ter, .perforator, stock Of paper, etc.
and will soon be in position to dc
commercial printing. We expect t
turn out only first-class work (at live
and-let-liye prices) and solicit your
future orders.
Among the callers at the Banner
Office Monday were Messrs. j. NJ. Nor
gan and Gus Wallace, Of Ward Four
and r. III. Shaver and w. r. Jester
who resides across the line In Ar
kansas. Az they sat In a circle around
Onr Office fire there was much tall
about Walker dogs, Redbone hounds
and the like, and we'll bet them same
boys own dogs that can run a red fox
Or timber wolf plum fl11t flf flan .0Ou,1f ~