The Little River news., 1918-08-17
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 J. w. Strawn was in the city Thurs day.
 P. M. Wood was here from Red Bluff Thursday.
 Chas. Poole of Horatio was in the city Thursday.
 Hugh A. King of Ozan was in Ash down Thursday
 Geo. Polk of Ben Lomond motored to Ashdown Thursday. Geo. Taaffe of Foreman was in the acity on business Thursday. { Henry Freeman and wife were here from Foreman Thursday night. Mrs. Dave Coulter and Miss Mary York are visiting at Lockesburg Mrs. D. R. Fawcett left Friday to spend few days at Morris Ferry. ' Morris and Alex Sanderson of Tex arkana were in the city Thursday. l Lawrence Price who has been work ing at Little Rock has returned home. H. H. Orton attended a meeting of the United Gil Mill managers at Hope Monday.
 Harvey Milford of Los Angeles, Cal, spent a few hours in the city Thurs day evening.
 Mrs. c. N. Thill left Thursday for an extended visit with relatives at Mena and Mansfield.
 The services at the Methodist church Sunday will be on the Go to School and College subject. Rev. s. K Burnett has received his commission as scout master, also cer- sifcates for the scouts John McClinton of Jewel was in the ;ity Thursday on his way to Camp Pike to visit with his brother.
 Mrs. Hattie Sanderson and daughter Hiss Sula left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Moonsport, La.
 Mrs. Edward Freeman of Little Rock is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Phillips Of the East side.
 pr. and Mrs. c. E.. May left today for visit with relatives in Little Rock. ehey will make the trip overland. County demonstrator, George M ohnston left yesterday for Magnolia. | ,here he will spend his vacation. Friends of Miss Bertie Patterson
 Richmond who has been seriously T, will be glad to hear that she is 3me better.
 Miss Elizabeth Sanderson who has
 espending the summer near Mena i returned home for few weeks sit before leaving for school.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon and son, Monroe. Colo, are visiting the fam- es of s A. McDaniel and A. J, Bas- ns. MT. Lyon is Mrs. McDaniels other.
 Geo. Chewning and family of Pey- nvifle were in Ashdown Thursday
 their way to Mena for a few weeks cation. They will make the trip by tomobile.
 Mrs. s. J. Meyer and Miss Lena wcett returned Wednesday from tie Rock, where they accompanied <. Meyer on his way to St. Louis. ticago and New York
 w. A. Anderson is the first to pro, ce large sweet potatoes this sea- 2. He reports that he and Jno Har- II have fine yield on half acre .ch on the Harwell place east of yn.
 When there is hard work to do in
 weather Pickly Ash Bitters proves
 worth as stomach liver and vel purifier. Those who use it nd the heat better and are less fa- ned at night. Price $1 25 per bottle.
 lodel Drug Store, Special Agents.
 )n Tuesday morning, August 20th.
 Presbyterian Auxiliary will hold 5irs weekly meeting at the church.
 sryonc is requested to study, ou
 ne plan to raise the $5OOO pledge l place it before the Auxiliary. Sub F: Sunday School Extension and aisterial Relief
 Don't suffer the misery o1 iaiisag when you can get relscf r,
 ckly Ash Bitters. It eases pain ah.. Fea out badly digested food On ae does the work Try it. Prjc,
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