The Little River news., 1917-12-19


 Geo. Buster was here from McNab Saturday.
 Bill Mcclellan was up from Red Bluff Saturday.
 J. S. Buster Was up from Red Bluff Saturday.
 j. H. Barkman was down from Will ton Saturday.
 Mr.. l. Mosely of Wilton was in the city Saturday.
 Albert Games was here from Lockes- burg Saturday.
 c. W. Baughmst1 O. Hoe was in the city Sunday
 pr. J. L. Stuart of Columbus Is visit ing in the city.
 Geo Polk was here from Ben Lo, mond Saturday.
 Dr. T. [. Clingdn of Allene was in the city Monday.
 Atty F. B. Arnold was here from Nashville Monday.
 Judge F. B. Arnet. 0. Foreman was in the city Tuesday.
 C. H. Dickinson spent Sunday with his family in Ashdown
 Methodist dinner and bazaar at the Merchants Cafe Wednesday.
 Bill Youngblood of Wilton was trad ing in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs Moffit of Richmond were in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. \. C. McCrary of Richmond was visiting in the city Monday.
 Miss Gertrude Wand of Allene was shopping in Ashdown Monday.
 H. c. Hodges, of Arden was attending to business in the city Tuesday.
 Mre. Tom DuLaney of Idabel visit ? ed with Miss Ethel Coats Sunday.
 Milton Meyer and Isador Marcus of Foreman were in Ashdown Sunday.
 Miss Jonnie Rhyme of Ben Lomond was shopping in Ashdown Saturday. Our motto is to please you or NO pay Home Boys Tailoring Co, Phone 151. Tie Mc.hc 5iss ladies wid hold their bazaar and dinner at the Merchants Ca.e Wednesday.
 Will Kinard of Ben Lomond was at tending to business in Ashdown Sat urday.
 Don't forget the DOLLAR SALE at Mills Jewe'ry Store. every Monday at 10 2. m.
 Mrs Charlton and father MT Boyer of Wilton were trading in Ashdown Friday.
 Sam Nunnelly of Texarkana visit ed with his sister Mrs, s. E. Coats Saturday.
 Don't forget the DOLLAR SALE at Mills Jeweiry Store. every Monday at 10 g. m.
 Miss Myrtle Lewis of Richmond was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Irwin Joyner Saturday.
 Miss Ann Hargrove of Red Bluff was the guest of MT and Mrs Chas Park Saturday.
 Don't forge the dinner and bazaar by the Methodist ladies Wednesday at tile . 1dlt Me will pay 3 cents per pound for clean Cotton rags.-Fompkins Motor Sales Co.
 Quick service and best Results given at The Home Boys Pressing Shop. Phone 151.
 Miss Myrtle Weleh who is teaching at Lipton spent the week end with her parents in this city.
 Don't forget the DOLLAR SALE at Mills Jewe,ry Store. every Monday at 10 q m.
 Mr and Mrs. Lon T. Jones spent Sunday in Foreman the guess of MT and Mrs Frank Homer Be sure and have us do your Clean ing and Pressing this week for Xmas. Home Boys Phone 151.
 MT and Mrs. U. Mosely and daughter Mrs Tom Hedgecock of Wilton were shopping in the city Saturday,
 Fruit Trees uncalied for at Price Hctel, belonging to Glenwood Nursery will sell to get out of way, Call at Price Hotel.
 Don't forget the DOLLAR SAlE at Mills Jewe'ry Store. every Monday at 10 G. m.
 Mrs. R. $. Hunsucker and little daughter, Bonnie Jean, visited with the formers daughter, Mrs. c. B Dritt, Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. B. A. Few of Philadelphia visit ed with his daughter, Mrs. l. w Holmes, Sunday He preached at the Methodist church Sunday night
 The Buckeye Cotton Oil Company went back into the market for seed here Tuesday after being out for sev- eral weeks. The price is now $6O.
 Mrs H. l.. Addington who has been visiting her sister. Miss Ella Skinner left Saturday for her home at Win throp MT Addingson is in training ea1np in Texas and expects to go te