The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-03

Young and says he at one time lived
In Bossier Parish.
MIR. ]. NJ. Henderson is having a
neat and commodiuos garage erected |
on his premises.
Miss Oracle Burt, at present
student in Shreveport commercial
college, is spending the week at home.
Mrs. v. V. Wilmington left Tues
day afternoon for HaughtOn to spend
the remainder Of the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Harris.
Don't fail to see the old maids
made over into beautiful young girls
at the High School Auditorium We'd
at the High School Auditorium on the
evening of the 9th-next Wednesday.
MIR. V. L. Lloyd, having in charge
six-up team belonging to Mr.. A. Il.
Montgomery, left yesterday for the FL
dorado, Ark. oil field to do contract
hauling. Mrs. Lloyd and their children
will continue to reside in Benton.
The North Bossier friend Of the
Banner who has this week sent us
news letter without her name affixed at
the bottom of it will please read what
Mickie has to say In this issue. The
little fellow is to be found in his usual
position on page one.
MIR. C. d. Sandidge, day collector
of tolls for Bossier Parish at the Bos-
| sier City traffic bridge, has reported
that collections made by him during
| the month Of January totaled $1,000,
and that those of Mr.. S. p. Harrison,
the night man, gave the total OF 1892
If you enjoy good laugh-and
most folks do-you will have to be
present at the amateur theatrical to
be given at the school house Wednes-
day evening Of next week. The cos
tunes of the made-to-order old maids
i will be worth seeing and their speech
and acting will certainly entertain and
amuse all.
! The reporter was told Tuesday
that Mr.. Adger Logan, at present hav.
ing employment in Mississippi, is ex.
pected home the latter part OF this
week, and that he was coming for the
purpase of selling the Logan residence
to his uncle, Mr.. s. C. Adger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adger have been occupying thu
home for some time.
Secretary of State James J. Bailey
! has suggested that local Offices through
| out the state extend the date for tn,
enforcement of the automobile licens,
! law to the 10th. The Office Of the Sec
rotary of State is now flooded will
: applications for automobile plates ant
> 1t will take some days yet to get then
$ all forwarded and into the hands of th
applicants, which is put forth as on
3 Of the reasons for the above suggestion
! -Messrs. L. G. Smith and D. n
Stinson are the two members of nes
mercantile firm that has engaged i
business in Benton. They will carry
general line of dry goods, shoes, hat.
groceries and some hardware, and IL
: vite share of your trade. For tn
J. present the Gayle old store is their L
Z cation. the doors of the store bein
opened to the public Saturday of las
s week. Their advertisement is to b
found elsewhere on this page.
Mr.. w. W. Simpson, charged in til
Webster Parish District Court wit
cutting with intent to murder ha
!. secured change Of venture and is to !
j tried in the Bossier District Court. I'll
t assault in which he engaged dates bac
n some months and was between hiInse
: and MIR. j. NJ. Lewis,a resident Of Wei
ster Parish, we presume. Mr.. Simpso
will be remembered as rancher WI