The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-09-15
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p1o.Iacteu meeting VIII De begun ut
'"e ioeai ne'hou'st ehufcn next ounoay.
MIR. J. NJ. Black. OF Rocky Mount, was
among the business visitors here yesterday.
MFR. Fl. r. Caldwell, of Tulsa, Okla,
was a guest of Mr., w. c. Iyey the mast
weekend.
Master John Ed Barker, of Shreveport,
came in Monday to spend the week with rel
atives and old friends.
Miss Rubv Montpomerv wont 70 sbrovo.
mort YESTERDAY TO hid alden to ber friends
Mr. and Mrs Rop Cor who win lao vo
coon 70 onao~ Enn,ona
Social yis,tors Of tho n,onta+io,, homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. G Logan residing near
vancav,,le ara Mesxrs Artbrr Ra++ar and
Newton Helm both ~ Now Or,oons
-. $500, So
t,,..,.n",.I r. iounsp.ooo IS now uoing
,,a,,os ,.sa o,'.a,4 " W us p,eis' nasins
~. ' ILL ~. .ns ~ .o, ~ ~. sum sr
ily are stilI occunyin9 the Gav,e residence
n,a <.,ons. =. A.. n ,,.c.
IL, ns q. ~. ~, ~ -
10. ~ =. as..I us p,e" .s,, ~ narn
onaro.ion a,aor o ~ e., anna as IN
sa.t.a.,,, ~ -. NJ srl
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as pa..a y, '1'"' D' a. l>e's' ST.
MISS Jennie Mae MONTGOMERY, who left
,sa w. ~ .1 . . o.. ianury iaIisn'
49, - ~. ~ ~. II ms se' mas WIN. ~
-, ~ a. 80 g, "en p'e"'cu "i.n
.aa,,,. q, 49, a -, S""i VI 'ns
a us ~ uie ioui'h' hi'h' siAtn anu
sia"es.
miss Alma BYRD, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Byrd, residing several miles out
from Benton, left Monday to re-enter the
State Normal School. Natchitoches, as a
student. She was joined In Shreveport by
Misses Carrie Barnett and Marie Boggs, Of
r"ln Deahne' VINO also entered the school
10 s'uuen'S
An members of the Police Jury were
present Mt meeting of that b@dy held here
Tuesday. Some four or five protests as to
assessments were filed. The repair of the
Long Lake bridge, in South Bossier Ito cost
approximately $120O) was authorized. Also,
there was further discussion of the cattle
dipping problem.
"A friend Of the Rrownlee community
has contributed the following reader: "Mrs.
Eugenio Refer. who has heen STAYING With
her sister. Mrs I r Wbitt;nyton 1who -
an invalid) left Tuesday Of last week for
Roby. Texas. for n needed rest and IN visit
relatives. She expects TO return to outs
lana during October Miss Clariba1 Whit.
tfngton. with the holm ~ otbers wi,, :. 70
for her mother while har amt 10 au,oru
~,
,>o..a. -. ..o"uas' VI IAN neaiins'
-, " ne oN"i '.s'nuuist
-. I ~ ~. " au.. . iNe lie Dan
..,ao.s,, r.. . pesM a,. n,,
naetin1 MI, ,as. En- .a.,,. INC az. ny
5,.s. WI .as. , lun week, anu MT. hoi-
Rev. A. +. Harner. Of Rinppold AZ Har-
per cannot reach Benton before Monday
evening. the 10Th hut will remain oyer
until the close of the meeting the following
SUNDAY evening. - -
Ait, 4,,u .,@,..
Sh.o.,a,n-. til. IL. us. ~ MI 10 =, II
S.,,.., ~ u".',.n nre .s. VI VI, ".
NJ -. ~ a.,'ns III smith Illness
sa,a ~ l. ~. pa ~ pu. y now
or' 81. ... ou' 70 a.. Az uanse, anu II VIII De
49, .,,a * Ell. n.. pe.naps i.oh.h,
STATE - haa,+t, ues,.a,.s. " ne Ia, ,ofmer
SLIGHT terneratnro nanh aar sn az. SUI nus tas
about three weeks n natient Mt a sarItor ,nn,
in the city. but for two weeks mast bos hean
Mt the home of her brother Mr. n
Wychc.
From Mr.. r.. 8. Burt. Farm Demonstra-
ton Agent for the narish ue Learn o,air
that cotton crops ali over the narish arc
''yery sorry" Asked what would he tha NV.
erage crop for the narish--hilI and hotton
land-hc replied s.about one hale to cverv
twelve aeres,- He thinks the cron Of the
entire parish this season wifi not no moro
than 10000 bales. and. If his memory hnlds
good on the subject. II wns about o. 900