The Little River news., 1916-12-16
LOCAL NEWS

-. u. SI tl4l bO l VI S4A-'NA- - terday.
 Arthur Barlow of Hope was here Wednesday.
 J. Y. Edwards of Allene was in this citv Wednesday.
 J. F. Schirmer was here from White Clits Wednesday.
 J. T. S;kes, the AIlene merchant, was here Wednesday.
 M. r. Rose and Eaife were here from Wilton yesterday.
 John Stnson was here Wednesday from Sevier county.
 D. B. Sain of Nashville was in the city Tuesday night.
 x. c. McCrary of Richmond WIS in Ehe ely Wednesday.
 Dave Coulter attended to business at Paraloma yesterday.
 For Sale, my saddle horse.-A. Gold smith.
 Enarco motor oil at the Model Drug Store, the best made. 3-tf John Coulter of Foreman was here on business Wednesday.
 Don't miss the dinner and bazaar today at Bakery old stand.
 John Pullen of Foreman was in the city on business Thursday.
 Watch that ..splay of Xmas goods at the Mod.l Drug Store. 3-.f
 Dr. A. M Nixon of Arden was an Ashdown visitQr Thursday.
 C. R. BssN of Foreman was an AshdoWn visitor Wednesday.
 For Sale extra good pair of horses. A. Goldsmith.
 Mesdames John Wimberly and J. E. Brown were at Texarkana Thursday.
 Attend the Methodist ladies bazaar and dinner today Bakery old stand.
 Why pay $1.5o an ounce for Quinine when the Model Drug Co. sells it for .S1.00? 3-tf r. C. Payne returned Thursday af- rerncon from 2 business trip to points n Ohio
 Try Leslte's Little Liver Pills once and you will use them-Model Drug Company. 3-tf W A Curry was here from Patmos yesterday. Mr Curry was formerly . resident of Arden.
 Ferris Morgan is at Winthrop this week, having taken charge of the Dixie Drug store at that place.
 Mrs. w. T. McCown left Thursday tor DeQueen after a visit with her laughter, Mrs W ". Bishop. FOR RENT-MGdern Six room dwell ing. Just refinished inside. Rent reasonable. D. H. Tompkins.
 k. s. Hunsucker. cashier of the bank of Lockesburg, was here Thursday enroute home from Little Rock. He wa the guest of his daughter Mrs. E. B. Dritt.
 Stanley Hooper Robt. Grady and Flo Ball were here from Luckesbrrg en- route home from Texarkana. They were compelled to leave the.r car here on account of the rain.
 J. J. Hudgins of this city received a telegram Wednesday that his broth er's wife, Mrs. J. M. Hudgins had died at Hot Springs Wednesday morning Mr. Hudgins tended the funeral at Stamps Thursday.
 The Virginia Minstrels which were adyer, ised to show here Thursdal diQ not show on account of the cold and Taia. They stopped here, however, changing trains to the NJ, D. & G. and journeyed eastward
 The farmers interested in the Rural Credits Loan Association will meet at Ihe court house next Monday at 1 O. clock. A large number is expected to be present, and loan association will be organized on that afternoon.
 Mrs. s. K. Burnett and children ar rived Tuesday and joined their hus band and father Rev S. K. Burnett They are domiciled in the parsonage The minister on his arrival found that someone had proceeded him and left various useful articles which he ap- preciates.
 The Aid Socie of the Christian church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Mobley, with a good attendance in membership. After the regular busi- ness meeting we adjourned to meet again the first Wednesday in January. Delightful refreshments were served by the hostess.
 We take this method of thanking the many kind friends who so willing ly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved father and grand father. May the richest blessings of our Heavenly Father rest upon each and every one of you is the sincere wish of: w. w. Gardner, Moffet c.