The Little River news., 1917-01-13
LOCAL NEWS

Grounds. 12-tf
 Jim Coulter was here from Fore man Thursday.
 Mart Kelley of sevier county was here Thursday.
 E. s. Cooper WAS here from Win throp Thursday.
 Ges your seed sweet potatoes from J. T Grounds. 12-tf
 ". II. spigncr was here from Ben- Lolh >~i Friday.
 M. E. ofnderson was here from Tex arhana Thursday.
 Rev. R. G. Rowland was here from Foreman Thursday.
 w. M. Gathright was here from Foreman Thursday.
 Judge J. s. Steel is confined to his room with lagrippe.
 pr. I. N Hut was here from Ogden Thursday afternoon.
 Prof. T. T. c. Anderson was here from Richmond yesterday.
 Mrs. Kelsey e. Long was in Ash down Thursday afternoon.
 Enarco, motor oil at the Model Drug Store. the best made. 3-tf
 J. B. Graves of Lockesburg is here shis week visiting his sons.
 Lewis Mason was here from Fore man yesterday attending court.
 J. T. Travis is able to be up again after an illness of three weeks.
 Bob Garner of Horatio was here the first of the week enroute to Idabel.
 Sheriff Baker and deputies were in 9his city Thursday from New Boston.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Edwards of De Queen is here this week attending court.
 Dr. John Coulter of Lockesburg was here yesterday enroute to Mineral Springs.
 Why pay $150 an ounce for Quinine when the Model Drug Co sells it for $10o? 3-tf to St. Louis before they return to purchase the spring stock for the Mrs. Phillips Millinery Store,
 Try Leslie's Little Liver Pills once and you will use them-Model Drug Company. 3-tf
 G. A Buster of Red Bluff was in this city Thursday morning attend ing to business.
 FOR RENT-M0dern Six room dwell-
 ing. Just refinished inside. Rent
 reasonable. D. H. Tompkins.
 Pleas Davis of New Boston, Texas was here Monday and Tuesday, tho guest of the family of Mrs Josie Pct S.
 Mrs. w. L. Phillips and two Ii. t'e daughters left Wednesday Ter L >> Rock. where they will visit Represe zative W. L. Phillips. They will go
 Prof. T. T. C. Anderson, principal of 9he high school at Ri-hmond, vas in the city Friday, hay.ng been given a vacation on that day to celebra the 50th anniversay or his worN in the school room as a teacher. Many pIe sen s were presented Prof Anderson by h's pigils ana by frienGs over the state This is a record that few mon have ever been able to make Pref Anderson today is as active as wien we were in his school more than twenty years ago.
 The Club met January in the audi xorium on account of court being in session at the courthouse. The hostess es for the af ernoon were MasdamoS Csthright J. w. Ringgold anG Bar low. The study was The Mississippi River, Her Tributaries. the Arkansas and the Red Mrs Perkins was lead or on this occasion. After the ren1it- ion O. th,s progrom. Prof D. P. Holm es ok charge of the, program and by means of charts, showed the grades made by normal. below normal and above norma, also grades made by boys and girls that majority oa the higa grades were made by girls and the boys falling way below this be- ing due 10 cigarette smoking, begin mug With the llttle to III school. NIT. Holmes made very impressive talk. urging the mothers and club women to help do away with the cigarette smoking, and to help the deficient children at home. He also stated that he would be glad if the club would help to fet the compulsory school law bill passed this year. Quite a number of visitors were present, as all the mothers were asked to be pre- sent The teachers delightfully."- serv- ed refreshments in the hall, as the guests were leaving. This is another interesting program that they have had this year, and let each try to get their part on the program and make the club more interesting and not let 5f die.