The Little River news., 1916-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

terday.
 J C. Slusser of Wilton was here yesterday.
 John Gray of Lockesburg was here Thursday.
 Sheriff w. D. Waldrop was at Fore mn Thursdy
 A. B. Barkman vas here from Will ton yesterday.
 J. R. Coulter was here from Fore man Thursday.
 J, F. Fawcett of Ben Lomond was here yesterday.
 J. P Wright of Idabel was in the city Wednesday.
 Fred Mitchell of Idabel was in the city Wednesday.
 Dave Coulter went to Shreveport on business Thursday.
 Hon. o. T. Wingo was here from DeQueen yesterday.
 Frank Locke was at TeXarkana Wednesday morning.
 Dr. w. w. York was at Lockesburg the first of the week.
 Born to MT and Mrs. Lillard Johnn ston, Thursday, boy.
 Born to Mr and Mrs. Emmett Hud dleston Thursday boy.
 Mrs. J. B. Graves left yesterday for her home at Lockesburg.
 A. D. DuI4aney returned from Ant 1ers Okla yeSterday noon
 R. M Price left Wednesday for business visit to Pine Bluff.
 Joel Nils, the Wilton merchant planter, was here Wednesday,
 John Hill of Nashville was here at tending to business Thursday
 Jesse Wilson Of Arden was here Thursday attending to business.
 H. l.. Tabler, business man of BenLonond, was here Thursdy.
 C. J. Click, the Winthrop merchant, was a business visitor here Friday.
 We have plenty of good wood for sale at present.-Major Slave Go. AZ George Callahan of Howard county was here Thursday enroute to Horatio. Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Eckel of Rich mond motor ed to AshdoWn Thursday afternoon
 A. Mi1e 6 progressive farmer of near this place was q caller at the News office Wednesday.
 s. P Hay of Fort Smith was here Monday and Tuesday, a guest at the home of Mrs. Josie Potts.
 MT. and Mrs. C. II. Locke are at Mineral Wells, Texts. where they will spend month recuperating.
 Clyde Phillips. who has been con fined to his bed for several weeks, is now able to be up. He will be able in few days to come to town again. M. c. Johnson, who carries gen. eral line of gents furnishings, will move into the stand vacated by the Pure Food Grocery on Main street, about December the 4th.
 The recital to nave been given by Miss Hamby at the auditorium Fri day night of this week has been post poued until Friday night of next week This was done 50 as net to conflict with the appointment of the presiding elder.
 Mrs. IT. |. To!ani and Rev. w. T. Sullivan Of this city, and MT. and Mrs N, C McCfagy Of Richmond, returned Wednesday from Little Rock. They had been in L;tt;a Rock since Sunday a.tc-.dIE ts-a acau4i meeting of the Eastern Star, of W3ich they are mem bers. They represented the Ashdown lodge. They reported that very splendil meeting vas heid and that it was enjoyed by 3 large delegation from other lodges of the state
 The recent cold snap has brough many wild ducks 10 the bottom lands and streams of this section and Ash down hunters have been busy Red River and the lakes are being visited every day by loo2l people. The rattle of firearms has Sean such as to sug- gest Verduh skirmish line. The fo ..ls are fat and more numerous than for several seasons
 On account Of the death of Mrs Freq Graves the Club was postponed from Friday until Satuday. Novem- be IS h. The following program for the afternoon was rendered with Mrs. C. L. BIiant leader: Antebellum Days, Mrs. c. l.. Brant; Piano solo, Miss lola Turner The Negro of Today, Mrs E. B. Norman, Reading, dialect, Ms \. D. DuLaney; Mesdames B. E. Norman and A. D. DuLaney gave their reports of the meeting held in Pine Bluff last week. The hostesses for the afternoon were Masdames c. A. Bishop, C. $. Boddie and Miss Addye < Bishop.