The Little River news., 1919-02-22
Published Wednesday and Saturday
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 w. N. Burt was here from Oak Hil Friday.
 c. W. Wright of Allene was in thi: city Thursday.
 H. A. Walker of Aiiene was in this city Thursday.
 See ". |. Leslie the Bond Man, ht will pay more.
 Miss Gladys Norwood was in Fore man Wednesday.
 George B. Milford of Ben Lomont was here Tuesday.
 Lon Buster of Red Bluff was tradins in Ashdown Friday.
 Van Aston and wife of Blevins were in this city Thursday.
 Miss Hazel Wood of Red Bluff visited here the first of the week.
 J. H. Rattan was at Foreman Thu rsday attending to- business.
 Miss Mary Locke of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Friday.
 Miss Ruth Fawcett left Friday noon for few days at Morris Ferry. .. Liberty bonds bought if necessity compels you to sell.-A. Goldsmith. Judge Lon T. Jones left Wednesday for busness visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. A. T. Hemphill of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday. Mrs. H. M. Berry of Horatio was at tending to business in Ashdown We'd nesday.
 MT and Mrs. w. T. Locke and Cliff flrd Locke were at Texarkana We'd Lesday.
 H. l.. Tabler was here from Ben Lomond Wednesday attending to business.
 Mr and Mrs N. C. McCrary of Richmond motored to Ashdown Thurs day morning.
 " C. .Mize, merchant of Ben Lom- ond, was in Ashdown Tuesday attend ing to business.
 Mrs. Ora Davis returned Wednes- day from St Louis, where she pur- chased her spring millinery.
 Mrs. w. M Gathright of Foreman passed through Ashdown Thursday op her way home from Texarkana.
 w. P. Leslie VIII pay you the highest cash price for all issues of Libefty Bonds. See him before you sell. {adv Mrs. Homer Welch, Mrs. RSscoe Wood and Miss Hattie Mae Wood were visitors in Texarkana Wednesday.
 The B. Y. P. U. is entertaining with a Martha Washington party tonight (Friday) at the home of Mrs. J. T. Cowling
 Miss Plunkett of Little Rock, Harry Kapp and Miss Gladys Norwood spoke at the school auditorium to the school Wednesday.
 I get the New York Market over the wires and will buy any amount of Bonds and pay you what they are worth in cash.--W. P. Leslie. Ct adv All ladies having Red Cross sewing in their homes will please finish and send to the work room next Tuesday afternoon, as the boxes must De shipp- ed.
 The executive committee oftthe Am erican Ped Cross Of Little Riy4 county chapter, will hold it's regular monthly meeting Tuesday night. Februafy 25 at 7::30 at the Red Cross rooms in the Wood building.
 R. P Lindsay of Foreman and Homel Welch of this city returned Wednesday from St. Louis and Chicago, where the. had been to purchase the spring stocl for the Lindsay stores at Foreman Ashdown and Horatio
 The Presbyterian ladies will con tinue their sales of cakes and pie Saturday afternoon. They will als serve hot chocolate The sales will b at the Caples shop on Main street
 w. F. Nicol and family will leav next week for Hope, where they vii make their home MT. Nicol will stil be. connected with the Plunkett-Jarrel McRae Grocer company, but will b employed at Hope. Horace Routor who has been employed with the firn here for several years, will take MI Nicol's place in Ashdown as manage of the Ashdown business 0 - o--