The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-15
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Saturday.
o. N. Bradshaw was here from Ar
den Monday.
Joel Mills o. Wilton was in the
city Mcndsy.
Lon Buster WIS here from Red
Bluff Monday.
Miss Eva Johnson spent Saturday
in TeXarkana.
Money to loan on improved farms.
"A. Goldsmith. tt
Walter Youngblood was here from
Wilton Saturday.
Money to loan on improved farms.
A. Goldsmith. t.
Pro- Holmes and family motored to
Richmond Sunday.
] NJ Weatherspoon w2s here from
Oak Hi Saturday.
For a qualified TaS Asss sser vote
for i. II. lrompkins. ii
Miller Johnson of Camp Beauregard
is home on a furlough.
Mrs. Ed Davis of Ogden was shop
ping IN ASnuOWH MOuu+y.
Calvin Sutton of Ben Lomond was
an Ashdown visitor Monday.
Ii experience counts vote Tor d. II.
Tomphins for Tax Assessor ii
John Fomby of Wildwood was one
OF Ashaown h visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. McCrary OF Rich
mond were in Ashdown Saturday.
Jim Boyer left Monday for Ardmore
to visit his sister, Mrs. II. T. Hunt
Money to loan on farms, approved Sc
curity.-A Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Brewer of Ben
I.omond motored to Asndown Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Locke@o OF Richmond was
the guest OF Mrs Irwin Joyner Mon
day.
Will Sutton of Ben Lomond was at
tending to business in Asndown Mon
day.
o. T. Graves and family ana Mrs.
Dave Coulter visited at LockeSstHrs
Sunday.
Ii yoa believe in competent officers
vote fer d. II, Ton,i,hins for Tax As
SCISSOR.
Miller Johnson and Keeny Waldrop
are here from Camp Beauregari on
furlough.
Miss Nola Ellis Of Peytonville was
the guest Of Mrs R e. Huddleston
Saturday
Mrs. Harding of Newport is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkerson.
Joe Ferguson of Magnolia. candi-
date for State Treasurer, was in the
city Tuesday
Reports from Texark3na say that
Mrs. \. T. Collins and Miss Mary
Freeman are still doing we'll.
d. II. g;ompkins has :7aI Y years ex-
perience in the abstract work vote Tor
him for Tax Assessor.
Rev. C. S. Wales leaves "Wednesday
for Hot Springs as association dele
gate to the Southern Baptist ConyeA-
ton.
You should vote fog Il man because
he is qualified 10 GEE the Office. }ote
for u. II. TOmpkins for Tax Assessor
Miss Mamie Dee Chewing of Pey-
tcnville returned to Ashdown Sunday
to take the final examination in
school.
Lieutenant Edward Freeman and
wife were home from Camp Pike u
spend the week end They reeurnas
yesterday.
More work mus. be done with less
men Come to TeN2rKana to see IL
monstrztion of Williams Power II ;
Press Williams Mil Mis-. Co, ley
arkana Arkansas.
Captain Jay Toland, Who for son
months mas been in an officers Ia
ing sc4ool at ut. Sill, was mere Mond $
night On his way to Camp Beaur2-
gard.
S. t. Coyington of Nashville pas5ot
through Ashdown Tuesday on his va.
to Foreman where he has accepted :
position with the Peoples Store o!
that place.
Prot. and Mrs. |. W. Holmes haze
received a cara stating that their so:
Troy, as arrived safely in France
Troy volunteered last winter with tit
regular army.
Pure, nourishing blood make!
healthy flesh, good muscle; and
strong vitality. The rev erse is t.
case waen the blood is poor. To driv
out impurities and enrich the bioo
take Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is mo:
efficient blood purifier and system re:
ulator Price $1.25 per Bottle Dix
Drug Co., Special Agents.
Locke Love, Sid Phillips and Ike
Snyder failed to pass the overseas (
amin ton and will be detailed {
guard duty in the east The boys a.
supposed to go early this week.
You need Hay Press to bale you