The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-12-15
LOCAL NEWS.

mond Thursday
John Waldo was here from Pine
Prairie Thursday.
Rev. S. X. Burnett has returned
from Conference.
Thos. Dollarhide of Foreman was in
the city Thursday.
Another cold wave expected Come
on with the wood
J. D. Ray of Richmond was trading
in Ashdown Thursday
A. KEENAN, was here from Wilton
Thursday on business
C. " Twyman was here from Fore
man Wednesday night.
Wanted to buy. second hand flat
top Office desk-Call 127. If
Mrs. D. R. Fawcett returned Friday
morning from Morris Ferry
Methodist dinner and bazaar at the
Merchants Cafe Wednesday.
Little Miss Bernice Perkins is con-
fined to her bed with scarletine.
Mrs. P. NJ. Wood of Red Bluff visited
her children in this city Tuesday
Mrs. E. w. Whitiker of Lockesburg
was shopping in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Pipkin of Will
ton motored to Ashdown Thursday.
R. P Lindsay of Foreman was at
tending TO business in Ashdown Tues
day.
Mrs Matte Pat erson of Richmond
visited relatives in Ashdown Thurs
day
Homer Welsh fai ed to pass the
examination for the army Wednes-
day.
Ralph Hughes left Wednesday for
Little Rock to eaiat in the hospital
corps
]. A. Mcdonald killed Poland Chi
ma hog this week that dressed at 527
pounds
Don't forget the DOLLAR SALE at
Mills Jewelry Store. every Monday at
10 a. m.
John Stinson and daughters of Ben
Lomond We're trading in A. hdown
THURSDAY
Better have US handle your laundry
next week for Xmqs-Home Boys,
Phone ISL.
The Methodist ladies will hold their
bazaar and dinner at the Merchants
Cafe Wednesday,
Sam Sielgton of Foreman passed
through Ashdown Wednesday on his
way to Little Rock
Don't forget the dinner and bazaar
by the Methc 1ist ladies Wednesday at
the Merchants Gait
Rev. F. P. Doak was in the city yes
terdeI1 on his way to DeQueen where
he will work next year
Rev. C. S. Wales has re urned from
Little Rock where he attended the
State Baptist Convention
S. c. Reynold ami June Il Morrell
went to DeQueen Thursday returning
with the Red Cross specia
Quick Service and Best Resul S Civ
en- at the Home Boys Cleaning ald
Pressing Shop. Phone ISL.
Ezra Franklin has enlisted in the
aviation corps and left Wednesday, He
will be in the clerical department
BY an oversight last week Mrs
Henry Gist and Mrs Il NJ Price We're
left off the Tuesday sewing club fo.
the Red Cross
Dan Harmon colored killed hog
this week Weighing over 500 pounds.
Dan always has plenty of home raised
meat if he does live in town.
Mrs. Gus Phillips and little son,
are visiting the fanny OF r. 4. Phillips
before going TO Pittsburg, Kas.. where
they will make their future home
Childen are requested to get their
Santa Claus letters in as early as
possible. Old Santa will want to know
just what you expect him to bring
you.
Misses Louise Coats and Gladys rus
sell have returned home for the Christ
mas holid.vs. Thoy haze been at
tending college at MERRIAM Miss, They
We're accompanied home by Miss Fay
Cosmoe of Hope.
Grover Pipkins Fist Lieutenant in
the regular army from N M. stopped
over TO visit his uncle. Arthur Collins
Wednesday on his way to Southern N
M. Lieut.. Pipkins lived in Ashdown
and went to school here when he was
boy.
STRlYED OR STOLEN white mare
IL years old, had chain on foot. shod
all roand. One iron gray mare 3 yrs.
old scar on he t shoulder shod in front
arc Unbranded. Were worked from
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