The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-11-10

New York.-Hi1 sister, Mrs. Arthur
Baldus, has come from Shreveport.
La, to lead the search for Grattan
Ralph, Ia years old, who has been
mlssiong from his home in Hartford,
Conn, since September 6. The trou-
bled blue eyes of the sister reflect an
x1ety for her brothers safety and her
concern for her father, an invalid,
whose condition since his sons dis
appearance has caused his physicians
concern. The father has offered a
reward of $500.
Oakdale, LA touring car bear
ing banners and other advertising
matter pertaining to the South Tex.
as Fair at Beaumont passed through
Oakdale on an excursion through this
territory in the interest of the fair
The advertising was novel and at
tractive and caused much favorable
comment here.
Monroe, La-North Louisiana Sun
day school superintendent and de-
partmental superintendent of the
Baptist denomination will hold a con-
ference at Minden November 1914 in
elusive. Author Blake Of Nashville,
Tenn, will deliver several lectures
and cunduct practical conferences
every day.
Crowley, La-Crowley is backing
the plant a tree" movement and
will observe "Tree Week" The three
schools leaguers, the Civic League
the Chamber of Comerce, the prin-
cipals of the schools and the colored
school officials are all preparing to
observe the week set aside for this
work
Lake Providence, La.-East Carroll
was awarded second place for parish
exhibits and number of premiums
won at the state fair in Shreveport.
Among East Carroll exhibitors win
ming first prizes are: E. ]. Hamley,
ten ears Calhoun red cob corn; A. P.
Surles, fifty ears Prolific white corn;
Hiram Dunn, Lima beans; F. B. Da-
Wis, tomatoes: w. D. Brown, spring
plant Irish potatoes; T. H Este. Lou
isianna grown burr cloverseed; ].
M. Wilborn, corn meal; Hirman Dunn,
corn chops; J. NJ. Wilborn, display of
corn products; j. Marian Hamley,
Money Maker pecans.
Opelousas, lathe streets, bust
NJ nd 1o
ing decorated for the Cotton Carni-
val which will be held here October
rs. Harry w. Lewis, who had charge
of decorating New Orleans for the
American Legion convention, is d.
reeting the work.
Monroe.-Colvin B. Brown, chief of
the organization bureau of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce, will de-
liver an address in Monroe during the
early part of next month, the date to
be decided later.
Monroe.-The safe Of ] a. Gibson
& Sons general merchandise store at !
MorreIl was blown open by robbers |
and s11o0 in money was taken. The /
robbers escaped. No clue as to their
identity have been obtained.
.Opelousas, La.-Willis Roy, king of |
the Cotton Carnival here, was hon
Ored at a luncheon Of the Rotary
Club, of which Mr.. Roy is member. |
Monroe, lathe Cone plantation
consisting of 1000 acres cotton gin,
shops. commissary, home
md other Improvements in Ashley t
county near the state line has been
sold by w. T. Cone. the owner, to
Gus and Sam Wilson, OF Hamburg
rhe exact consideration is not known,
but is said to have been In excess Of
100000.
Franklin, La.-Three persons were
Oiled and two score injured in a
wreck ON the Southern Pacific rail-
Dad at Adeline, nine miles west OF
franklin when passenger train No.
O9 crashed into the rear of special I
rain carrying the c. A. WORKMAN
shows.
Vile Platte, La-Aspirants for the
,ostmastership at Vile Platte viii
a civil service examination
o be conducted November Is. Three
'ersons have announced thus far for
be position.
Monroe. lathe Potts and Stan
ey No. we'll Of John Potts. trustee,
n section S2-19-15 Of Ouachita par
sh, was completed by the Sid Sim
Mons Drilling Company. The well il
ne Of the big gassers Of the field
nth capacity of 1s,784,80o cubic
eet.
Monroe. La.--Initial plans have
cen started by the businessmen Of
lax Grove for the organization OF a
'hamher Of Commerce, the first Of
s kind ever inaugurated In the par
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