The Little River news., 1917-04-07
LOCAL NEWS
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 E. A. Velvin was here from Ogden Thursday.
 Tom Parish was here from Arden Thursday.
 Furlow Price was at Texar&ana Wednesday.
 W. B. Coley was here from Foreman yesterday
 Estes Kizezr of Wilton was in Asa- down Friday.
 T. B. ,aieves was here from Win throp Friday.
 R. P. Lindsey was here from Fore man Thursday.
 Herbert Scott of Cerro Gordo was in the city Thursday.
 E. c. Payne made a business visit to Idabel Wednesday,
 Dun Campbell of TeXarkana was in this city Thursday.
 Gus Edwards Of Mineral Springs Was in this city Thursday.
 Chas. Dellinger of 3enLomond was trading in this city Monday.
 Mrs Bob Davis of MillWood was shopping in this city Thursday.
 Miss Bama KitLey of Wilton was shopping in this city Wednesday,.
 Miss Shelly Sanderson of Texark- ana is visiting relatives in this city.
 Miss Myrtle Lewis of Richmond is visiting the family of C. s. Keener this week
 Mrs. T. [. Herring and children left Friday noon for visit with relatives at Hope.
 Miss Hattye Mae Wood returned Thursday from visit with friends at Fayetteville.
 Mr. II. L. Majors left Wednesday night for Ripley, Tenn. to visit her mother who is i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. rom Grounds left Fri day to spend Easter Sunday with rela- tives at Saratoga.
 Eat your Easter dinner with the Methodist ladies today at the New England Baker,
 Miss Flora Anderson of Foreman is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. C. Penuel Of the East side
 Mrs. P. H. Phillips returned Thurs day from Camden where she was dele- gate to the Presbyterial.
 Mrs. Hurbert Spur, of Joplin, Mo, but formerly of this place is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs o. Harris. The Methodist ladies will hold their l Easter bazarr and dinner today, Sat urday at the New England Bakery.
 Mrs. H. G. Sanderson of this city left Wednesday for Horatio to visit Mrs. Lewis Wheelis who is very i'll. Friends of Miss Mildred Haizlip are glad to hear that the operation was successful and that she is rapidly inn proving.
 Sweet Potatoes are selling at S1ot per bu delivered anywhere ii Ash down, Ark. Phone 71.-J !. McDon- ald g 4 Bill Roberts and son Dewey Of | this city left Wednesday to join Mrs, Roberts in New Mexico where they will make their future home
 Mrs. Emma Green of Hope is visit ing her son. A R Hill this week.
 Jim Hemphill motored over from Richmond Thursday.
 The Cemetery Committee would again remind these interested in the two cemeteries of Ashdown, that next Thursday the 12th is tee day for cleaning off the grounds Come with rakes, hoes and everything necessary Mayer Draper has already had con iderable work done, and this must bs paid for Quite a number have paid their annual tax of $1.0O, but there is still a long list of delnquents Please remember that Emmett Huddleston Of the First National Bank is treasurer of the Cemetery Committee.
 A party of the pupils of the Metho- dist Sunday School went picnicing to White Cliffs Tuesday Mrs. R. M. Price acted as chaperone The day was spent in fishing climbing the hills and olIilr anusements In the even ing the party resolved itself into a glee club and spent two hours in sing ing. Messrs Kelley Draper and Bry- son Warmack sang several solos. Fol lowing is a list of those who were in