The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-09
LOCAL NEWS,
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I'll J. W. Lang went to Winthrop Thurs
DAY.
Il B. f. Love WIS ever RON Richmond
Tuesday.
IT v. M. Crouct was up from Ogden
Thursday.
F.. P. Bishop Of NaZhTille was here
Wednesday,
& w. E. Peyton was here from Win
throp Tuesday
Mrs. B. A. Heartsfeld is on the sick
list this week.
Money to loan on improved farms
& A. Goldsmith. tt.
Miss Littia Caulder went to Texar-
kama Thursday.
s. Money to loan on improved farms
"A Goldsmith. tt.
Il B. c. Phillips Of Arden was trading
in Ashdown Wednesday,
Money to loan on farms, approved Sc
curity-A. Goldsmith.
MIS- Nathan Furlow of Ogden was
trading in Ashdown Thursday.
Miss Lulu Lewis of Richmond was
shopping in Ashdown Wednesday,
Money to loan on improved farm
lands.-A Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Sykes of Rich
mond motored to Ashdown Wcdnes,
day.
Isador Marcus of Foreman was an
Ashdown visitor Tues day and Wednes.
day
Mrs. w X. Halter left yesterday tC
visit her mother few days at Centre
Point.
Mrs. r. s. Cant and daughter, Eliza
beth, were shopping in Ashdown We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. l.. Tol3nd and daughter.
Miss Kathleen, were at Texarkana
Wednesday,
Dave Coulter moved to the west side
of town Thursday to tie Tom DuLa-
ney house.
Mrs Lon Jones and guest, Mrs. Ed
Collins, are visiting their brother in
Louisiana.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
dinner on Friday, March 18th, at the
Merchants Cafe.
Mesdames A. T. Hemphill Ben Love
and Floyd DsLoney We're shopping in
Ashdown Wednesday.
David Draper is the new mail car
rier on route l, having been appointed
by the civil service department.
Mesiamea w. D. Waldrop, R. A.
Phillips, and ]. NJ Johnson left Thurs
day night to visit their sons at Camp
Beauregard
Mrs. N C. Cash and daughter, Miss
Ruth, and Miss Bema Kitley of Wilton
were shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
Part of the people are getting gaso-
line at Csc per gallon. Let's sell to
all for 25c.-Magnolia Petroleum Co.
o. D. Turner. ct
Miss Annie Young, the teacher at
Arden, brought in to the local Red
Cross SO subscribed by the pupils of
the Arden school
i nave SOluc lIolC vi lllOSC HuC lulA
blood Poland China pigs for sale. They
are the best quality,-W. H. Adams on
Frisco Pond. ct
Geo. Polk, Lawson Tabler, Dan Pet
tigrew and Lige Pettigrew motored
over from Ben Lomond Tuesday to
hear the Bryan lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Hayden, Miss
Georgia Hayden and Jim Layton of
Foreman were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Pierce Tuesday.
Misses jeanette Joyner and Kath-
leen Toland left Friday for few days
visit with their brothers who are in
training at Camp Beauregard.
Mrs. Georgia Hardy of Idabell was
the guest of Mrs. John Kimberley
Thursday on her way to Camp Beau
regard to visit her son, julie, Hardy,
who is in training there.
M. and Mrs N c. McCrary OF I,icl
mond and Miss Jeanete Joyne. {
this city left Thursday night fer ie
days visit with Jesse Joyner wko is !!
training at Camp Boauregarl.
Do you have spells CT dizziness and
everything turning black before the
eyes? These are symptoms of torpi-
liver ,snd clogGed condition eff the
bowels. Take Prickly Ash Bitters anc
get rid of the misery. 1t is the right
thing for such disorders. Price S125
per botele-Dixie Drug Co. Special
Agents.
He could NOT get away from drink
Z wherever he turned liquor was fol
sale. This is the situation Dick kos-
son found in the Triangle play "A
Case at LOW, at the ROYAL Theater