The Little River news., 1915-10-23

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 Roy Goolsby was at Texarkana Wednesday.
 w. l. Joyner was here from Rich mond Thursday.
 Ed Hutchinson of Little Rock was here Wednesday.
 Arch zachry of Ben Lomond was here Wednesday.
 C. c. Thompson was at Allene We'd nesday afternoon. the city yesterday.
 John C. Johnson of was here from Richmond Thursday.
 Mrs. o. M. Oliver was at Texarkana Wednesday morning
 Dr. A. B. Bishop was at Allene Thursday afternoon
 w. D. Garrison of Paraloma was in this city Wednesday.
 N. c. McCrary of Richmond was at Texarkana yesterday
 J. H. Cleghorn visited here from Foreman Wednesday.
 Watson Furlow was here from Min eral Springs Thursday.
 Roy Budd and brother were here from Ogden yesterday.
 Something new, Gypsie Boots for ladies at Rosenzweig's.
 Lillard Johnston arrived from the farm Thursday evening"
 Mrs H. H. Hill has returned from a visit at Siloam Springs.
 The Rev A. H. Autrey of Nashville was in this city Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Perry Of Arden were in Ashdown yesterday.
 Miss Inez Bulling was Foreman visitor the first of this week
 I'll pay reasonable price n cash for County Scrip.-R. M. Price.
 Joel Mills, the Wilton merchant was in this city yesterday morning.
 Mrs Will Sanderson was visitor at Foreman the first c'f the week.
 New fall styles American Laos Cor sets now in stock at RoscnzWelg's.
 Mrs Claud Bishop and Mrs. A. T. Collins were in Texarkana Thursday. Mrs R. E. Major of TeXarkana was here Thursday visiting her husband Max Kerstein was marketing the finest turnips of the season yester- day.
 Mrs. P B. Williams has returned to her home at Foreman after visit in this city
 Miss Mary Gillian of Lockesburg is the guest of Mrs, c. B. Dritt Of Ran kin street
 s. s. Stafford of Millwood present ed the News with some fine potatoes Wednesday,
 H. NJ. Freddy of Rice, Texas, is here for several weeks visit with his son, H. G. Freddy
 Mrs Lon T. Jones and Phil and Joe Collins were at Texarkana Wednes- day morning.
 
 the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Marr, Wednesday. ening from Dallas, where he attend ed the Texas State Fair.
 O. M. Oliver vas at Texarkana veg terday morning visiting his brother, was operated on Wednesday.
 J. L. Woosley's family arrived Thursday from Carlisle and are now -dcmiciled on the ease side of town. G. NJ. Heard arrived Wednesday and was checked in as station agent at the K c. S., in the place of s. D. King. Mrs M. c. Sanford returned We'd nesday from a visit at Malvern. She was accompanied home by Miss Louise Hill.
 Uncle Calvin Baker Of Millwood was in the city Thursday and left with the News two hands of fine tobacco that he raised
 U Moseley is pleased with the re- c93 tnrs outs his Mebane cotton is making his season. It is yielding 39 per cent lint, or a 5Ce pound bale from 1,2Q0 pounds lint. He is saving all his seed for sale and planting purpos- es Lext spring
 The picture service at the Royal Theatre has been greatly improved during the last few weeks, and they are now preparing to give a special feature night once week, this being Saturday night Saturday night they will present a five reel feature, 'The Dollar Mark" featuring Robert War wick The picture is said to be very