The Bossier banner., 1922-12-07

fr1enQS ana Well WlSHoTS, WHO VIII uc
pleased to learn of her recovery.
Mrs. w. H. Scanland is again up and
about, following slight attack Of in
fiammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. S. J. Zeigler has Just ordered his
Banner mailed to Bordeaux, S. c., In
stead of to Greenwood, that state.
Rev. H. j. McGehee, of Plain Deal.
ing, preached two sermons of interest
at the local Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
Mr.. J. V. Brown, of the Bellevue COM
munity. was business visitor yester-
day. He is again ADVERTISING prairie
hay for sale in the Banner.
Misses Gretchen and Rubye Jean
Page, of Ninock, left yesterday for
their home, after spending several days
here as guests of Miss Audrey Mont
gOmery.
Mrs. w. /. Gale expects to leave this
evening for Pittsburg. Texas, for a
visit of week with relatives, among
whom is an aunt she has not seen for
thirty or more years.
Mr.. NJ. B. Stampley and daughter.
Mrs. Lille Ogelsby (who was accom-
panied by one of her little ones) of the
Red Land community. were welcome
callers at the Banner Office Tuesday.
Mr.. F. f. Vickers, residing near
Bellevue. drove by last Friday and
rearranged for a live subscription date.
AS usual, his talk was about farming.
his new orchard, soil improvement, etc.
Work was begun Monday Of last
week on Mrs. Belle Wise's new resi-
dence, which is to occupy the site of the
old one, destroyed by fire on the night
Of July 18th last. The contractor is
Mr.. r. G. Purcell. of Plain Dealing.
A caller last Saturday was Rev. ]. c.
| Andrews, of Hosston, who has long
been subscriber to the Banner. He
said his business in the parish was to
sell Rawleigh products-medicines, ex.
| tracts, spices, etc.-and that he ex
poets to come often in the future.
Mr.. w. e. Ivey, who at present has a
| levee construction contract in Pointe
| Coupee Parish, has been at home fol-
more than week.. Before leaving his
camp he was quite ill for several days
and also spent some days in bed afte,
reaching home, but is now up an6
| about well.
/ Mr.. ]. S. Watt, of the Rocky Mount
community came in Monday to renew
his subscription and engage us il
friendly conversation about crops, etc
He said he has not placed any of hi:
sweet potatoes on the market, fndin.
it more profitable, because of the pric,
offered this season, to feed them to hi
hogs.
Mr.. j. A. Boggs, residing ON rout
two out of Plain Dealing, was in to se
us Monday to renew his subscription
as he has done many times during pas
years He said general conditions il
his section are just now much i'm
proved, mineral leases, better price
for cotton, etc, having brought in cor
siderable money.
i Friend d. e. Sorrell of Bossier City
while here on business Tuesday calle
by and had his subscription date move
up twelve months. We were pleased t
note his improved physical condition
almost wholly due, he thinks, to havin
his teeth extracted. Some months ag
it was thought he had about all til
symptoms Of an organic trouble tina
always ends in death. Luck to you, Ed
may you live long.
The reporter is requested to al
nounce that a meeting of the r. J. Han
cock Chapter, z. d. c., will be held i
Benton Cat the home of its president
Friday afternoon Of next week, til
meeting hour named as three o'clocl
A full attendance is urged and til
members are requested to come PR
pared to pay their annual dues and th
usual Christmas contribution for th
inmates of Camp Nichols (New o.
leans).