The Little River news., 1915-10-30

E. '. billiard was at Ogden We'd nesday
 |. .. IIigdcn was here from Lcag Thursday
 Ms. w. W. York was at Texarkana Thursday.
 Br. McCrary of Allene was here Wednesday.
 D. B. Bush of Richmond was nere Wednesday.
 Lee Furlow was at Texarkana We'd nesday evening.
 A. B. Barkman was here from Will ton Wednesday.
 X. (. McCrary of Richmond was here Wednesday.
 Editor Tom Taylor of Idabel was here Wednesday.
 Dr. Peavy of Winthrop was visitor here Wednesday.
 Irwin Joyner was here from Rich mond Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. G. Rowland was here from Foreman Thursday.
 Jas. Gaicamo was at TeXarkana Thursday morning.
 Judge F. B. Arnett was here We'd nesday from Foreman.
 Judge Lon T. Jones was at Texar- kama Wednesday evening.
 Mrs Mayo Robertson was at Tex arkana Thursday morning.
 Miss Cora Sweatman left Wednes- day fer a visit in Oklahoma
 Editor Nickel of Mineral Springs was here Wednesday morning.
 I'll pay a reasonable price m cash for County Scrip.-R. M. Price.
 Geo. R. Steel went to New Boston Thursday to attend justice court
 Judge James S. Steel left Wednes- day for Mena to attend to business.
 Attorney Glen H. le Of DeQueen attended Chancery court Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. S. Hite went to Texarkana Thursday evening to spend a few days.
 Mrs. w. F. Nicol and Miss Mary Gillian were at TeXarkana Thurs day morning.
 Miss Nelle Traylor, who has been visiting her mother returned to Tex arkana Wednesday.
 Roy Wheelis of Chestnut, La, arriv- ed Tuesday for visit with his moth er, who is very ill.
 Judge A. l.. Tribble and J. A. Wocn- mack of DeQueen were here yesterday enroute to Oklahoma.
 Mrs. Roy Hooper cf Lockesburg was the guest of Mrs. Annie Lam- bright Thursday night.
 Rev Sanders of Texarkana visited bis half-brother, w. w. Rayburn We'd tuesday and Thursday.
 R. E Major is in Pennsylvania this week attending to business for the Major Slave Company.
 M. F. Allen and J. M Campbell of DeQueen passed through the city Thursday on their way to Bismark
 Mrs. Anna Gurley will leave soon for Lemonville, Texas, where she Will make her home with her son, w. H. Gurley.
 Miss Blanche Norman and little Miss Juilett Orton went to' Texarkana Thursday evening to attend the circus Friday.
 Misses Cora Millwee and Lillie Brinkley and Mrs. Maude Hill of Hor- atio arrived Thursday evening for d visit with Mrs. P. H. Phillips.
 Miss Eva Johnson will entertain a large number of her friends Saturday evening with Halloween party. Ar tistic invitation have been sent out.
 Gus Orton chaperoned the follow, ing on a possum hunt Wednesday night: Horace Routon, Will Bass, George Waddell, Chas. Smith. They had the pleasure of catching a pcIe- cat, and spent the remainder of the night in changing clothes and talk ing baths.
 Many people from Ashdown went to TeXarkana Friday to see Ringing Brcs., circus. Also the trains were crowded with many people from the north and east Among the number that went from here were: Prof. T. T. c. Anderson, Misses Ethel ana Nelle Dowda, Lillie Smith, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Tompkins, Mayo Robert son, Mrs. w. H. Adams, MT. and Mrs. BlcMnt, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Gammili J. w. Brewer, Carlton Brewer, Miss Jett Lambright, Bob Pierce, Mrs. R. G. Bush, Mrs Bob Bowles, MT. and Mrs. N. c. McCrary. Jesse Joyner R. L. Boyer ST., Miss Dovie McCord, Mrs. Mayme Short, Crit Oliver, Dr. A. B, Bishop, o. T. Graves. Guy Graves, Earle Adams, Mrs. Roy Hooper.