The Little River news., 1919-10-22
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 J W Pipkin of Wilton was iii Ash down Monday
 P E Williams of Foreman was in Asldonn Monday
 T Montgomery of Allene was in A-hdoUu Saturday.
 George Hatcher of Red Bluff was in hshdown Saturday.
 Rupert Steel of Mena was in Ash down sunday night
 George R. Steel is attending court at DeQueen this week
 j. T. Middleton of Indiana was here on business this week
 Grover Cobb was in DeQueen Mon day attending to business.
 Jim Hiemphill motored over from Richmond Sunday afternoon
 W F Leslie Was over from Lockes- burg to spend the week end.
 Mrs Hm. Hawkins of Ogden was shoppiu- in AshdoWn Monday
 Martha Washington candies for sale by A.=2. Hill. on Front street. tf $. k Waldrop. the Wilton hardware maai 4a> in Ashdowh Monday.
 Ms Robt. Pierce spent Sunday at Foreman with relatives and friends.
 Martha Washington candies at \. R. Hills. The best candy made If.
 Me aEd Mrs R. E. Huddleston spent Sunday with relatives in Richmond.
 ! 0 Mitchell, the Winthrop garage na", 14aS here on business Monday.
 If you have a piano box to sell phone No 9o at once-Mrs c. II. Dickinson
 Ii Wilson of Parsons. Kansas, Was here Saturday looking after busi- neSs
 Dr G C. Harding left Monday for MineaIa. Texas, on professional busi- ness
 Miss Ethel Coats left Sunday for Peytouville, where she will teach school
 J. ( Yeager of New York was here Saturday visiting his brother. H. R. Yeager
 j. Ellis of Foreman was in Ash. down Monday enroute home from Tex arEapa
 Mesdames Gathright and Shirey of Foreman were shopping in Ashdown Monday
 NJ. aud Mrs. Geo. Bell and daughter of Wilton Were shopping in Ashdown Saturday
 Miss Layada Cobb and Mrs. W. K. Haller were visitors in Texarkana Sat urday evening
 MT and Mrs John Medley spent Sunday at Idabel with Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Dooley
 A. R Fleniken, station agent for the X C S has been in Kansas City at tending to business
 Jim Boyer Of Little Rock spent the first e the week in Ashdown with relatives and friends
 Mrs W L. Phillips and children, Eoila and Lee. spent the week end with relatives in Fulton
 Mrs A R. Fleniken left Monday for a visit with her sister, Mrs Herbert Aston, at Spiro, Okla
 MT and Mrs Gus Patterson and baby, Mary Francis. spent Sunday in Richmond with relatives
 1he Hethodith ladies will be enter tained by Mrs. s. C. Reynolds Wednes- day afternoon October 22. at D, m Miss Dorothy Corbett attended a masquerade at DeQueen Monday night She vs9 the guest of Miss Thelma Tobin
 Mrs C. H Dickinson is here this week from Springfield, Mo making preparations to move her household . goods to that city.
 Jake Ehyne, who has recently com pleted law course in New York [ City is spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs Mollie Clifton.
 Rev and Mrs s. K Burnett were at Nashville Monday night to attend wedding anniversary reception of MT. | and Mrs Edgar Hughes, Rev Burnet | peFIOImGU lnelr CefemOuy 10 years | ago
 Mrs George P Wood and son, Geo. P. Jr and daughter, Miss Racheal, spent tue weekend as guests of Dr. i and Mrs A. N Wood of West Front street Mrs. Wood left Monday for her hone at Springfield, Mo, and George P. Jr left Sunday for Dallas, Texas. The effective operation of Hon. T. c. MeRae's platform upon the State government, would easily save to the 4ax-payers of Arkansas, one hundred thousand dollars annually He pro- poses to abolish useless offices and commissions" If that alone could be effectively done, more than $1OO,OO0 annually could be saved. There are number of recently created offices, board and commissions" that draw salaries aggregating many thousands