The Little River news., 1917-11-03
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ogden, Oct. 31.-(SpcciaI)-Fall is aontly stealing away and winter is ,e-tal4 a.- 3roaahins. The season when aue love is ozem9liGei by tGe fire stde
 The farmers are yet very busy har- vosfng and labor is scarce.
 The social at the Baptist church, Monday night was a good success. as well as entertaining to both young and 1 old. The church W&s decorated to re- present the Golden harvest time and the fayorisc holiday, 'Hallowc'en.' Mrs. I'd Davis and children attended the fair at Ashdown last week.
 Roy Bu4d and Frank Fuller have returned from the fair at Dallas.
 Misses Mary and }3osa Mcdowell at tended the fair at Ashdown last week. Nr. and Mrs. Y H Crouch and MT. and Mrs. W. s. Crouch were in Ash down oa business Tuesday evening.
 Miss Ethel Smithson returned Sun day from visit 4itl3 friends in Tyler, Texas.
 Rev. Wales and Prof I. W. Holmes were here last week in the interest 0, the Liberty Bond saie.
 Quite number from here enticiDaje attending the fair 2: Shreveport.
 sFeIno: d2y night was a spooky night indeed in Ogden. The black eats were moving and tho ghosts were creenins about.
 aF5.=2H Irs. J. H Farlow and e1.ild- rc1 end Mrs. Y. Ii Crouoa were visit ors il Taza.j.ana Sunday.
 - ,la Ms. Crosby n4,a oa4neI up aes e.ott.;;.sss5 seofe it #.astaa on Main street.
 f4ea fsart 6H F9aHo aacas tie fr.t of fas week with his brother Br. I. x, Hut
 Ms i. !. HafHee is here visiting a:e. asthor. Ms. V. s. Crouch.
 Hea osien and chi9zsea left i aes< sar geints il Ing.5aa - g
 ase.5..a v.is 4i5a relatives.
 5a.&fas af lgncs5azs. elio
 re. lss. #esA il interests Q his fses2 east Of ogden.
 .ar. and Mrs. Crimes attended the Ae7.eHItural Exhibit at Asndo~n. Mrs. Crimes baby has the nonor oi winning s..a size e. being tAe nre'tiest baby - f4e spro.ty b4by contest.
 The earning club sitls Of oe&an f4ege FeTy successful tn winning pl5zes ,s tite fir.
 fee. Yooasblood Giled. 'is regular appointment here Sunday.
 Jon C. Cole spent Wednesday in Tcxarhana.
 Nh and Mrs. J. H. Furlow and Miss Bar1ha smithsoa and Griffon Goodman attealed the show at AshdoWn Tues day night
 Alyy Fcmbv and family and Mir. and Ms. Ponder of MilIwood spent. Sun dag with aIr and Mrs. George Mic E0Well.
 Hrs, Will McBowcll was at MiilWood on business Sunday.
 2Ir. end Mrs. W, s. Crouch spent Sunday With their son, Oscar, who is working near Fulton
 The Epworth Leaguers rendered 2 special program at the church Sun l.x, o,,o,,;no A copac;o1 faatura v,oc the Red Cross march by twelve girls dressed to represent Red Cross nurses.
 Smithson brothers have purchased fve-passenger Ford car.
 Miss Emma Baker of Texarkana is here visiting friends.
 Y. NJ. Crouch was in TeXarkana Saturday.
 Jim Fleming of Ashdown was here Saturday on business
 Mesdames Lillard Johnston and Will Winkler were in Ashdown Tuesday afternoon.
 Emmett Smithson was in Texarkana saturday nlSnL
 Possibly the most enjoyable time of the season was had by the Ogden people Wednesday night, when the school celebrated Halloween with social in the basement. The boys had stands and sold peanuts, popcorn and candy, chewing gum and cigars, while the girls sold pie, cake and coffee The entire room was appropriately decor ated for the occasion with lovely speci- mems of bountiful harvest and twinkling jack O. Lanterns in every corner. Music on the graphonola was enjoyed by all and the prize contest for the prettiest girl and ugliest man added its share of amusement. A special feature of the occasion was the arrival of the fortune teller repre-