The Little River news., 1919-02-12
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IA. a- Mondsy.
 A. Goldsmith returned Monday from Memphis.
 1000 ou. heavy river bottom corn.- Clyde Head. 2-12
 Brick for Sale at s75o per 1ooo- United Oil Mills.
 c. $. Keener spent Sunday at home with his family.
 See w. P. Leslie the Bond Man, he will pay more.
 Hugh Throckmorton was down from Foreman Saturday.
 Brick for Sale at $7.5O per 1000.- United Oil Mills
 Geo. Johnston of Wilton was trading in Ashdown Saturday.
 Brick for Sale at $7.5O per 1000.- United Oil Mills.
 Miss Willie Wood has accepted po- sition in the postoffice.
 Brick for Sale at $75O per 10OO.- United Oil Mills.
 W. B. Coley editor of the Foreman Sun, waws in the city Monday.
 Bring me your bonds and get cash for them.-A. Goldsmith.
 Lieut. Edward Freeman left Satur- day for Little Rock on business.
 Liberty bonds bought if necessity cOmpels you to seil.-A. Goldsmith.
 Mrs. S. c Reynolds is in the hospit- al at Texarkana for an operation.
 Mrs. Jett Orton and baby of Fulton are the guests of relatives in this city.
 MT ans Mrs Maloy Waddell of Og- den were shopping in Ashdown Tues day
 Bill Mcclellan of Red Bluff was attending to business in Ashdown Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rhyme of Ben Lonond were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Vim Spignor of Ben Lomond is vis- iting his daughter, Mrs c. s. Cobb and family.
 R. P Lindsayy of Foreman was looking after business interests in Ashdowgn Monday.
 Miss Louise Williams of Foreman was the guest of relatives in this city Saturday and Sunday.
 w. P. Leslie VIII pay you the highest cash price for all issues of Liberty Bonds. See him before you sell. adv Dan Phillips of Henrietta, Okla, for merly of this city, is spending few days here attending to business.
 From now on we will only gin on Fridays and Saturdays of each week, United Oil Mills.
 H. M. Jay returned to his home at Nashville, Tenn, Tuesday, after audit ing the bank books in Ashdown.
 Ross Johnston has recently moved his family here from Foreman and will make this their future home.
 The Methodist Missionary Society will meet today with Mrs. T. B. Cook. The subject is Africa far and near.
 The Presbyterian ladies will serve piece of pie with cup of chocolate for 15c at Caples Shop Saturday after noon.
 I have 300 bushels of corn for sale at $2.O0 per bu. Will take Liberty bonds at face value.-Roy Budd, Og- den, Ark.
 The Woodman Circle will meet Fri day afternoon at 2:30 this being bus mess meeting all members are urged to be present.
 Mrs Purl D. Davis left yesterday for St. Louis to purchase her spring mil Emery. Miss Nelle Bowling has charge of the store during her absence.
 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
 The Ashdown Improvement Cub will entertain the School teachers at the home of MT. and Mrs. Grover Cobb on Friday evening, February Ii.
 From now on we will only Gia on Fridays and Saturdays of each wsel
 United Oil Mills.
 Mrs. Perot of Foreman passed through Ashdown Saturday on hel way to New York to meet her broth CT, Major Guy 0. shirey, who is Gx- pccted to arrive the 17th.
 The Presbyterian ,acies will hay; sale Of cookies, pies and cakes, Sat urday from to D. m. We have decided to take orders this week an( < if any one would like special kint of cake, cookies. etc, please phone your order ill to Mrs. A. J. Russell Mrs. A. N. Wood. Mrs. w. T. Sullivan s or Mrs. H. M. Westbrooks, All cake' 11.0O, cookies 15c dozen, pies 25c ant 4 N.