The Little River news., 1919-03-05
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 LOCAL NEWS.

 compeis you to sell.-A. Goldsmith.
 B. 4. Hartsfeld spent Sunday in Hope. George Lambert was here from Win throp Monday.
 c. A. Buster was here from Red Bluff Monday.
 Born to -lr and Mrs. Maloy Waddell Sunday, a girl.
 s. J. Meyer motored to Texarkana Sunday afternoon. H. H. Orton left Sunday on busi- ness trip to Kansas.
 Mrs J. E. Locke was visitor at Texarkana Eaturdy.
 John Seymour of Fulton was here Sunday enroute to DeQueen.
 Kennie Waldrop, the Wilton hard ware merchant, was here Sunday.
 Frank Hornerf was here from Fore man Monday attending to business.
 Russey Lambright left yesterday for a visit with relatives in Lockesburg.
 Jim Ferguson and John Bishop Of Nashville were in Ashdown Monday.
 Mir and Mrs Maloy Waddell of Ogden were trading in Ashdown Sat- urday.
 Mrs. Hattie Sanderson anl daugh- ter, Miss Sula were at Texarkana Saturday.
 D. A. Cook, the Foreman banker, was in this city Monday attending to business
 T. J, Jones and family of Paraloma visited with the family of Chas. H. Park Sunday.
 Mrs. J. R. Bowles and son. Robert, left Friday to spend few days at Bokhoma, Okla.
 Dan PettigreW of Ben Lomond pass ed through Ashdown Tuesday on his way to Foreman.
 Misses Ruth Kelley and la Baggar- ly and Fay Davis of Peytonville motor ed to Ashdown Monday.
 Misses Alice Rhyme, Edith Rhyme spent Saturday and Sunday in Ben Lomond with their parents.
 Misses Nena and Tnelma Crowson of Nashville sp9lt Saturday night with their sister, Mrs O. T. Graves.
 w. J. Old, editor of the McCurtain Gazette at Idabel, Okla, was hera attending to business Monday
 Homer Turner who has been work ing for the Sun at Foreman, was here Sunday enroute to DeKalb, Texas.
 Misses Clara and Birdie Perrin of Springdale, Texas, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Joe Gill at Ashdown this week
 Joe Collins of Vivian, La, spent Sunday in Ashdown with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Ed Collins of the west side
 Dr. M c. Marrs left Monday morn ing for his home at Birthwright, Tex. after 6, visit with relatives in Ash down. Mrs. Clifford Locke has returned from an extended visit with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. L. Perkins, of Mississippi.
 Rev. s. K. Burnett has received a | letter from a nephew stating that he has just returned from overseas, and expects to be discharged about April. Louie Green returned Saturday from San Antonio having been honor ably discharged from the army He was gassed while in France and has been in the hospital or some time. ". H. Adams has just returned from the Little Rock Stock show, where he purchased a fine prize winning Big Bone Poland China bred sow to edd to his fine herd of pure bred bloods. Call and see them if you wish to see good stock
 MT. and Mrs. H. A Bonner left Monday night for their home at Bow man, North Dakota, after a visit with MT and Mrs. E. c. Payne. MT. Bonner is president of the State Bank of, Bow man, and was associated With Mir . same bank
 Mrs Turner Reyburn and little son. Turner Jr., of McNair, Miss, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. W. Rey- burn They have for a guest also their daughter, Mrs. Cla Merriman, and little daughter, Louise, of Little Rock. Turner is still with the army of occupation in France
 Representative T. T. c. Anderson was here Monday and called meeting of a number of citizens at the court I house to discuss with them whether or not he should vote for the Hester road bill, which provides for building highway through the state with laterals. Several talks were made. It was decided to send committee to Little Rock Tuesday to investigate and adyisp The faJl0winr wnra an-