The Little River news., 1915-12-08
LOCAL NEWS

Kenn'e Waldrop was at TexarkanA yesterday.
 See Annie Therese Devault Friday.
 H. C. Hodges was here from Arden Saturday.
 C. A. Green of Mcnroe, La, was here Monday.
 W. N. Mcintosh of White Cliffs was here Monday.
 Jim Coulter was here from Fore man yesterday.
 Clarence Hie was here from Tex arhana Sunday.
 Diana, and la>a3r by Methodist ladies De-. II.
 Geo. P. Steel was at Texarkana Monday evening.
 pr. ". L. Shirey of Foramen was in AsaEeN. Monday.
 Miss Agnes FIite returned Sunday from TeXarkana.
 MT. and Mrs. Bud Daniely were at Texarkana yesterday.
 The bazaar will open Friday night a Trustworthy stand.
 Frank Clowdis went to Winthrop yesterday afternoon.
 Roy Budd the Ogden merchant, was in this city Friday.
 
 J. B. Corbett of Normangee, Texas, was in the city Monday.
 Annie Therest Deyault at the Bap- dist church Friday night.
 See the display, by the Junior Soc Sety, at Methodist Bazaar.
 Prosecuting Attorney Abe Collins of DeQueyn was here Monday.
 F. r. Carter of Murfreesboro was in this city Monday morning.
 Rev McAdams arrived in this city Monday evening for Q short vislj.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Harris of Win shrop visited in this city Sunday. Miss Lydia Griffin Of Texarkana wis ited Mrs J. J. HUdgins this week.
 Mrs. Jesse Moore, who has been viz- iting at Philadelphia, has returned home.
 Rev. J. L. NIcAdams of Sprlngdale Is here this week s.at!ne hands Witt fl .ends.
 Judge and Mrs. !. s. Steel moved f12to thetr neW home in Fairview last week
 Tickets for sale for the Lyceum number at the Baptist cnuch Friday night.
 Hemp Wallace of Saratoga was in this ely Saturday and Sunday a:.end ing to business.
 Raleigh Medley, who has been in Joplin, Mo, fer he past few months, has returned home.
 Don't fail to attend the Methodist dinner and bazaar at the Knswertlg .old stand Saturday.
 Herman Howell, of Malvern, but formerly of this city, spent the week end here visiting Witl friends.
 4lr. and Mrs A. P Steel and chiId- eel ot Murfreesboro visited Judge ani Airs. J. s. eel Saturday and Sun day
 Buy your doll clothegCtrom the Jun for Mission Bazaar in Connection with the Methodist Bazaar Saturday, Dec. II.
 Home made candy and oat meal cookies for sale by the children oi tGe Junicr society at the Methodist 1sZaar Saturday, Dec. II.
 Mrs. R. G. Bush, who has been vis- fling in Louisiana, returned to this city Monday at noon fcr a visit with frinde and relatives.
 Miss Cora Millwee, who has been the guest Of her sister. Mrs. P Ii. Phillips, returned to here home at BCratio Saturday at noon. .s. The News is receiving many letter. so Santa Claus from the children of this city, which will be published On the 18th. All letters should be sent All dL OilC6.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Sullivan were at Red Bluff Friday night, where the Former preached. Rev. Sullivan has organized church there, and reports that it is progressing nicely.
 Mrs. c. E. May and Ralph Hughes returned Saturday fram Joplin, Mo-, where they had been to attend the auneral of their father, Mr. Hughes. MT. Hughes was a frequent vislsor in this city and has many friends nere. Tn severe cases of sore lungs, you aeec an internal and external remedy, Euy the dollar size Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup, you get two remedies Gxsr the price of one. With every dol Ear bottle there is a free Herr1ck's Ged Plaster Porous Plaster for the Chailblains frosted feet or hands, can be cured with one or two applications fQf Ballard's Snow Liliment It quickly relieves itching or tenderness of the