The Little River news., 1919-07-02
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 Marshal John Knox of Horatio was in the city Tuesday.
 s. I. Middlebrooks is building a grist mill near the oil mill
 Mr Betts of Hope spent Sunday in Ashdown visiting friends.
 Will Polk of Ben Lomond was trad ing in Ashdown Saturday.
 Miss Flora Childers of Foreman spent Saturday in Ashdown.
 c. keener and family attended th L71at Hicks Sunday.
 JOnn7 kent of Mineral Springs was an Ashdown visitor Monday
 Henry Gist spent Saturday and Sum- day in Ashdown with his family.
 Jim Penney O. Epckesburg was here Tuesday attending to business.
 Ralph Hughes and Clair Leslie moiored to Ben Lomond Sunday
 Miss Nita Wimberly spent Sunday in Idabel with relatives and friends. c. J Click a business man of Win 3hrop, was in Ashdown Tuesday morn ing.
 Miss Ruth Moore of Texarkana was rbe guest of Ashdown friends Satur- day
 Miss Lima Campbell of Foreman is inc guest of Miss Kathleen Davis this week.
 All pupils desiring to take school work during the summer see Agnes cowling
 burt Collins and Pat Dildy of Fore man spent Sunday in Ashdown with friends
 Mrs. S. E. Coats spent the last few days at Nashville, the guest of her friends
 Tom Rieves of Winthrop was in &shdown Monday evening attending tc business.
 Miss Idell Furlow left Tuesday for Fayetteville where she will attend the university
 Let us supply your drug needs. We Model Drug Co
 Tom Poland, Dudley Waldrop and Herman Brown were in Texarkana Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Rattan are the proud parents of ten pound son, born Saturday June 18th.
 MT and Mrs T. B. Cook and family and Miss Mamie Locke motored to \'rexarkana Monday.
 \Rorace Hunter, Lawrence Price, Sid Phillips, and John A. Wood motored 10 Texarkana Sunday.
 Misses Willie and Reva Bishop left Sunday for Little Rock to visit with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Ella Wilson and Miss Grace Fawcett of Ben Lomond were shopping iu Ashdown Saturday.
 Miss Rena Haizlip returned Monday from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. HalI, at Ashland, Okla
 c. E. Harding of Batesville is the guest this ween of Mr. and Mrs. CD. GaA right of the East Side
 Chas Meyer of St. Louis, who has been visiting relatives in this city, left Saturday night for his home.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Orton and child ren left Tuesday in their car for Baker Springs for visit of several weeks. Miss Hazel Wood and Mrs. Boy Lam the weekend at Red Bluff with Mrs P. M. Wood
 Mr and Mrs Joe Wimberly of Hope spent the weekend z, the home of A. T. Collins at their surburban home on the West Side.
 George Briant and family are leaving today in their car for a vacation at Hot Springs, Malvern, Little Rock and other points.
 Edward Freeman, formerly of Ash down has been elected as principal of the public school at Horstio. The school emp,oyes five teachers.
 Mrs Pat Murphey arrived Saturday from Fort Smith, to join her husband. They are at home in the Dickinson residence in the Goldsmith Addition. Mrs Clyde Head left Saturday for Mena, where she will visit for few weeks She will also visit her brother at Grannis before her return home George Waddell received a telegram Monday from his brother, Robert Wad- dell saving he had arrived safely in the states and hoped to be home soon, Mrs W L. Perkins and little daugh- ter Miss Bernice, left Saturday for tbeir. home in Mississippi, after visit ssith Mrs, Ferkmsi daughter, Mrs, CHI l.oaite
 Mrs. P H. Phillips of this city at tended a reunion of the w " Millwee family at EIofatio last week. All the children of MT and Mrs. Millwee were present
 MT and Mrs D H, Tompkins and son. Billie. will leave Monday for 3