The Little River news., 1918-12-25
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 J I. Wilson was here from Arden Mo1&ey.
 A.r. Iu.aI..ins ras down from Fore man s5ur5a..
 iTor. opignor was over from Ben Lo mond Saturday.
 H. ". Heath has returned from his home in Indiana.
 Mrs Grover Cobb was in Texarkana Monday morning.
 Frank Rhyme was over from Ben Lomond Saturday.
 Milton Meyer spent Monday and Tuesday in Foreman.
 Roy Budd and family motored up from Ogden Sunday
 Frank Fuller of Ogden was trading in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs Cash of Wilton WIS shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Maloy W3ddell of Ogden was trad ing in Ashdown Saturday.
 Prof T. T. C. Anderson was over
 
 from Richmond Saturday.
 Bernard Chamberlain was down from Morris Ferry Friday.
 Russell Milford of Ben Lomond was trading in Ashdown Saturday,
 Miss Mary McDowell of Ogden was shopping in Ashdown Saturday. Lieutenant Locke Love has received his discharge and has returned home. You can buy the AshdOwn Grocery Co.'S. bread from Earl Johnson, next door to the Postofiice.
 Miss Emma Martin of Mineral Springs is visiting relatives in this city.
 R. P. Lindsay of Foreman was at tending to business in Ashdown Mon- day
 Mr and Mrs. John Waldo of Mill wood were shopping in Ashdown Sat urday
 Walter Gray of Foreman was at tending to business in Ashdown Sat urday.
 Bill MeClelland of Red Bluff was at tending to business in Ashdown Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs Geo. Chewning of Pey- tonville were shopping in Ashdown Monday
 You can buy the AslldOwn Grocery Cos. bread from Earl Johnson, next door to the POstoffice.
 Hunter Oliver who has been in training as motor mechanic, has re- turned home.
 Willis Holmes returned Saturday from Conway where he has been at tending school
 Miss Christine Rogers of Texarkana is the guest of Miss Mary Freeman of the West Side.
 Miss Agnes Bowling is homo from Mariana where she is teaching to spend the holidays
 Lieut.. Jake Rhyme has returned from Michigan having received an honorable discharge.
 Marshall Hubbard of Abiline, Tex, passed through Ashdown s turd2y C his way to Foreman.
 You can buy the AsldoWn Groc9,. Co.'S. bread from Earl Johnson, next door to the P0stOffice.
 Mrs H. G. Sanderson Of Texarkanr was here Sunday to attend the funer- al of Mrs. Us s. Steel.
 Rev NJ Smith Of TeXarkana deliy- cred an inspiring sermon at the Christian church Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Metealf ami mother Mrs. Brown of Wilton were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Misses Mona and Gladys Russell have returned from St Louis where they have been attending school
 Brison Warmack is spending a few days in Ashdown with friends hal- ing recently been discharged from the navy.
 MT. and Mrs. Addison Harris O. Tex rkana attended the funeral of the formers mother,a Mrs. J s. Stee', il this city Sunday.
 Homer Welch h,s been diachaTso- from the service and ae,5 res aA9l position as manager O. the Lina3~s Bros. store at this place.
 The Lyceum number was not givcz at the auditorium Monday night or account of the bad weather. Tn company fsi.ed to arrive.
 Misses Fannie Buster and Mary Nc Dow en spent Saturday night and Sun day at Texarkana with Miss Rosa Nc Dowell who is in Pine Street Ssnitar ium
 Miss Eva Stuart Johnson, who is at tending Randolph-Macon Woman