The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-02-09
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Sam Seilgson of Foreman was here
Thursday.
&. f. Walker was down from Wilton
Wednesday.
Geo. Mcdowell was up from Ogden
Wednesday
Money to lean on improved farms
"A. Goldsmith. tt.
Bill Mcclellan was here from Red
Bluff Wednesday.
A. T. Hemphill was here from Rich
mond Wednesday.
Money to loan on improved farm
lar ds.-A. Goldsmith.
n. J. L. Stuart of Columbus is Wis
iting in the city this week.
Money to loan on farms, approved Sc
curity-A Goldsmith.
m. Croueh of Ogden vas attending
to business here Thursday.
Mrs. W. w. Winkler of Ogden was
shopping here Wednesday,
Money to loan on improved farms.
"A Goldsmith. If.
Mrs. Roy Budd O. Ogden was shop
ping in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Wingo of Red Bluff was shop
ping in Ashdown Thursday.
Clarence Halter of Nashville was
here Friday with his son W. K. Halter.
Bob Waddell of arizona is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Thomas in this city.
Jody Fawcett o. Ben Lomond wa&
attending to business mere Wednesday.
Mrs. Ross Sare let yesterday for
Orleans, Ind, to join her husband
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hale CT Peyton-
vile were shopping in the city Friday
Tatting orders wanted See Miss
Mary Ballard. st
Good mule, suitable for farm pur-
poses, will sell cheap-Maior stave
Co.
Clarence Billiard of Mineral Springs
visited his brother, E. NJ. billiard here
TUESDAY.
Misses Mary Locke and Lewis of
Richmond we're shopping in Ashdown
Thursday
The oil mill has been shut down this
week on account of having no cars
to ship oil
Mr. and Mrs R. P. Lindsay and
children of Foreman spent Wednesday
in this city.
Mrs. Oscar Hampton who has been
i'll for the pest week is able to be back
in her Office
A Z. Waters, the Foreman banker,
was in the city Wednesday night the
guest of Jim Martin
VIII have CIR load of extra good
mares and mules here first of next
week-Elmer Fish. 1t
The Boyer Barber Shop has recently
had their interior and exterior Geeora,
ted with paint and paper
Mrs Ben Hartsfeld OF Nashville ar
rived Friday to join her hus band who
has accepted position with Rosenz-
weigs.
S. ]. Meyer will soon be able 10 move
into his new home en- the westside. He
will have one Of the most modern
homes in the city.
I will have q car of Pure Triumph
Mebane cotton seed about the 18th Of
Febr. Also a few bushels of Big Boil
Rowden.-C. P. Smith. If
The country home of Clifford Locke
on the Pine Prairie road is nearing
completion and he will move in soon
The plumbing will be completed this
week
Mrs. Lon T. Jones and Mrs W 3
Little accompanied Mrs n c. Jone@
to Texarkana Wednesday morning,
where she will undergo medical treat
ment in a hospital.
Ralph Hughes, who is in the medical
department of the embarkation hospi-
tai at Newport News, Va, writes that
he gets the Little River News and
reads every line, even the advertise
ments.
Mrs. Roy b. Wheels, of Selma, La,
after a months visit with her parents
at Lockesburg, spent Monday and
Tuesday in this city with her sister,
Mrs. Dave Coulter, and brother, o. T.
Graves. She left for her home We'd
nesday morning.
The Junior Knitting Glass met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cobb
Thursday evening. Four new pupils