The Bossier banner., 1922-05-25
laide Newcomb, will be united in mar
riape to Mr.. Richard G. Ridgeway.

latde NeWcOmD, WILL De umLeQ III maF-
riage to Mr.. Richard G. Ridgeway.
MIR. r. D. Wilmington, of Ivan,
while here on business to-day, came in
to give us an order for job printing
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee left last
week for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. g. G. Robertson, Of Texar-
kama, Ark.
Mr.. G. w. Arnold, whose home for
several years past has been in West
Texas, came in last Friday for visit
with relatives and old friends.
Miss Mary Pope Ogilvie returned
home yesterday from Dixie, where she
spent two days pleasantly at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Haygood.
MIR. G. NJ. Johnson, formerly res
ident Of Benton, but now operating a
saw mill near Sarepta, was among the
business callers at the Banner office
to-day.
Miss Alabel Stinson, eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. StinsOn, OF
Dixie, who has been teaching at Kin
der (Allen Parish) returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. B. Stampley, Of the Red
Land community, accompanied by his
son, Mr.. Austin, was caller at this
office Tuesday forenoon. Both of them
are always doubly welcome.
Mr.. Walter G. Ivey, now engaged
at contract team work in the Haynes
vile oil field, spent the past weekend
in Benton, coming in in time for the
school entertainment Of last Friday
evening.
The latter part Of last week and
again this week hard rains have fallen
here and in the surrounding country.
We note, however, that the sun and
wind (as is usual at this season of the
year, soon dries out the roads.
Misses Mary Pope Ogilvie and
Mary Sue Logan, who have just gradu-
ated from Benton High School, expect
to leave one day next week to enter
the State Normal School, Natchit0ches,
which they plan to attend for two
years, perhaps longer.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Edwards and
son, Jim, jr., of Haughton, came in
last Friday evening to attend the play
given by Benton High School pupils,
returning home Saturday. While here
they were guests of Mrs. w. g. Stinson,
Mrs. Edwards cousin.
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We are under obligations to Mr
Ardis Nanny, youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T.. Many, Of Plain Dealing
who worked for us two days this
week. The young man has perma.
nent position In Camden, Ark, but
while ut home on a vacation consented
to come here and help us get out this
issue of the Banner.
As the reader will note, the 1921
delinquent tax list does not appear III
this issue of the Banner. The same
was ordered suspended by Sherih
Adair, in compliance with a recent en-
actment of the 1922 General Assem-
bly,, which extends the date for The
paying Of 1921 taxes to include ri Junt
Both. The property Of those on whicl
taxes have not been paid following thu
date named will be advertised IN the
BANNER of July 9th next.
Following a lingering illness from
cancer Of the stomach, Mrs Gussie u
Arnold died some days ago at her home
in Altus, Okla, aged perhaps sixty
years. Formerly Mrs. Arnold aud Eel
husband resided in Bossier Parish. slit
will Ie remembered by many reader.
OF tie Banner as the widow of Wesle,
Arnold, f., who was brother d
Messrs. Sam and Marion Arnold, b0tl
deceased. Also, she was related b,
marriage to Mrs. r. B. Hill and tllt
Misses Brownlee. Of this place. A sur
yiying daughter is Miss Geneva Arnold
Also, there are q number Of living rela
tfves in Bossier Parish.