The Little River news., 1917-04-14
LOCAL NEWS


 ae Saturday.
 R. P. Lindsay was here from Fore nan Thursday
 Geo. Legate of Mena was in Ash down Thursday
 S. B. Sishop returned this week from a visit to Oklahoma.
 U. Moseley of Wilton was trading in this city Thursday.
 l.. w. Brinkley of Cerro Gordo was in the city Thursday
 Jim Lester of Wilton was trading in Ashdown Thursday.
 Nathan Furlow of Ogden was trad ing in AshdoWn Thursday.
 Russel Milford of Ben Lomond was trading in this city Friday
 D. B. Bush of Richmond was trad ing in AshdoWn Wednesday.
 Miss Agatha Hudgins of Ogden was trading in this city Thursday
 Miss Louise Cant of Wilton was shopping in this city Thursday.
 Have you been out of town? Call No. and let them make local of it. Has some one been visiting you? Phone No. it will be appreciated. Mrs. Herbert Aston of Gillham ar rived Friday for visit with her par ents.
 G. B. Milford of Ben Lomond was at tending to business in this city Thurs day.
 Dave Coulter, O. T. Graves and Homer Welch were at Foreman We'd nesday.
 Rev. H. F Bulah of Little Rock will preach at the Methodist church Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd DeLoney of Richmond were shopping ina this city Wednesday. A
 Shelby Williams of Foreman passed through Ashdown Monday enroute to Little Rock.
 Miss Blanche Norman returned T4brsday morning from visit with friends at Texarkana.
 Mrs. Fred Mills returned Wednesday night from an extended visit with relatives at Vandervoort.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Thomas who have been visiting Dr Lambert's returned to their home at King Monday.
 Miss Nola Ellis returned to her home at Lockesburg Thursday after a weeks visit with friends in this city.
 If you can't help your country with a gun a hoe or a blow will do as we'll. Help win the war and bring tine world to peace.
 Frank Lang attended the State As sociation of Bill Posters at Little Cock this week, returning home Thursday.
 Grover Cobb has under construction one of the prettiast bungalow homes in the city. It is being built on the East side
 w H. Butler of DeQueen has pur- chased the farm of Fred Miller just south of town and has brought his family here.
 Mrs. Lon T. Jones spent Thursday in Texarkana with her sister, Mrs. G. M. Rowlad who is in local sanitori- um at that place
 Mrs. Jno H. Hawkins of Foreman visited with Mrs. Hattie Sanderson and Mrs. A. B. Phillips this week, re, turning home Friday.
 Miss Louise Williams spent Easter with homefolks at Fore man. Her mother, Mrs. P. B. Williams returned with her for few days visit.
 Mrs. J. T. Bowling and Miss Allie Aubrey returned Thursday night from Stamps where they were delegates to the Y. w. A. which convened there. Mir. and Mrs. Lon Beaucnamp Of sexarkana have arrived and have ta- ken charge of the Reed Hotel. They will call the hotel, the Ashdown Hotel. w. H. Hall and family left Friday for Hot Springs, where they will make their future home Mir. Hall is in bad health and believes that the baths will do him good
 Mrs. A. B. Grace. of Pine Bluff, Mrs. Jas. D. Shaver of Texarkana, and Mrs. P. B. Williams of Foreman were here Thursday, the guests of MT. and Mrs Jas. H. Williams.
 Glenn Middlebrooks who left Sun day for Dallas to enlist in the navy was accepted. He is one of our best type of boys and will make good in the service of his country.
 Rev. w. A. Turnage, of Oklahoma, was visiting old friends here Wednes- day. MT Turnage served the Baptists at Mineral Springs and Lockesburg some fifteen years ago.
 Willie Potts of Ashdown and Miss Ida Davis of Horatio were married at II o'clock April g. by Rev $ K Bur