The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
Bossier City
LOCAL AND Personal.

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Mrs. C. Z. Williams visited old |
friends in Shreveport Monday.
Mrs. H. F. Poynter was on the
sick list last week, but it out again.
Mrs. Holt. of Haughton. spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Bessie Nc
Clanahan.
Little Raymond Jones, jr., was
right sick last week, but is able to be
back in school this week.
Material is continually being put
on the ground for the erection of new
houses in all parts of town.
MIR and Mrs. L. NJ. Yarbrough spent
last weekend in Shreveport with their
daughter, Mrs. A.. p. Tiilman.
Mr.. T. j. Smith had the pleasure
Of having his good friend, Mr.. e. n.
Norris, of Allendale, for dinner Sun
day.
+ Mrs. Lillian Barfeld, Of Shreye-
port, spent last Saturday and Sunday
here with her brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. r. e. Jones.
MIR. w. D. Smith and Mr.. W. q.
Clement, Of the Midway community,
visited their brothers, Messrs. I. J.
and r. w. Smith, Monday.
Mrs. n. Smith had the pleasure of
entertaining her nephew, Mr. Lawrence
Bower, and his friend, Mr.. Lum Hicks,
of Leary, Texas, last week.
Mrs. P. L. Sapp now has apart
ments with Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
N. "A. Yarbrongh having moved into
their newly acquired cottage.
Mrs. Bob Cummings, Of SIlreve-
port, spent Monday with her sister,
Mrs r. E. Jones. and looked at several
houses and lots with a view to buying
and locating In Bossier.
Mrs. w. II. Coston was confined to
her bed few days last week with a
severe cold and high fevers. She is
now able to be out again, the cores
pondent is pleased to state.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Remington have
the coincidence of their many friends
in the loss of their six year old grand
son last week Mrs. Remington went
to Dubberly to attend the funeral.
Mrs. r. w. Smith spent last week
with her mother. Mrs. George Dalrym-
pie, Of Queensborough, who was re-
ported quite ILL., 1t is az pleasure to
state she, is now improving.
Mrs. T.. ]. Smith had as guests for
dinner last Friday her cousins, Mrs.
L. C. Yearwood, Of Cedar Grove, and
Mr.. C. w. Yearwood, Of Mansfield and
Mrs. w. H. Coston and r. w. Smith, Of
Bossier.
Friday in Shreveport with her mother.
Mrs. John Livingston. and attended a
matinee during the afternoon. Mrs.
Livingston came home with her daugh-
ter for the weekend.
Mrs. Ann Hill, Of Benton, IS spend
t ing this week here with her sister,
Mrs. Mary Head, and niece, Mrs. Will
/ Young. Mrs. Head has not been well
for some time and is greatly ENJOYING
/ her sisters companionShip.
Mr. w H. Coston purchased last
! week from Col. Pleasant the two va.
cant lots next his residence and expects
to begin beautifying them right away
1 Mrs. M. c. Jones has been confined
I to her room several days, suffering
with sore eyes.
The Baptist congregation sslve the
new minister, Brother Tennent, a mis-
i cellaneous shower Monday afternoon
i a truck load of groceries was sent Il
4 his home. That's the way we do things
i Show our ministers We are glad t
4 have them with us.
i Quite number Of the residents Q
Bossier City are attending the sserie
of lectures at the First Baptist Churcl
in Shreveport, being delivered by Dl
House. Of Seattle, Wash. Those VIII
j MISS these lectures are depriying them
selves Of rare treat
Mrs Ella Best, Of Shreveport. cam
!. home with her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Var
!. through Monday and is dividing thi
/. week with her sisters, Mrs. Yarbrougl
and Mrs. W. T. Colquitt. Mrs. Bes
has many friends in Bossier. she ha,
ing lived here several years ago.
The series of pictures being show
ut the school house eacll week il bein
greatly enjoyed by all who attent
! Prof. Simpson has purchased spleT
did machine for the school and th
proceeds Of these shows is going to th
payment Of same. 1t is a pleasure I
note the increasing interest In on
: school and its work.
Mr.. D.. f. Sorrell went to Bento
last Saturday taking as prisoner NJ
Flowers, a white man charged with d,
serting his family. Mr.. Flowers ha
been gone some time, a warrant hayin
been issued for him. Saturday he can
: back to see how things looked Abo,
] three minutes after lie hit Bossier SO
Mr.. Sdrrell had him in custody.
Mis-. John p. Livingston has pu
u chased two lots on the corner Of Sc
ond and Broadway Streets and let Il
4 contract for "a modern five-room bung
low. AS soon as completed 1t will
occupied by Mrs. livingston. The re
4 Il idcnts Of Bossier City are always gla