The Little River news., 1919-08-16
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Gordo Wednesday,
 For fresh turnip seed see the Model Drug Co.,, soc a pound. 6S Attorney J. w. Bishop was here srom Nashville Thursday,
 Judge J. S. Lake of DeQueen is at tending court in Ashdown.
 Allen Winham. the Texarkana banker, was here Wednesday.
 Frank Williams of Foreman is at sending court here this week.
 Attorney D. B. Sain of Nashville was here attending court Thursday,
 Miss Nelle Kolb has been the guest of Miss Wllye Wood at Red Bluff
 Grover Milford of Texarkana at tended the dance Thursday night
 Attorney P. B. Williams is here from Foreman attending court this week John Phillips of Tcxarkana has been tn Asbdown this week attending court Mrs. B. B. Norman leaves today for Naker Springs to spend her vacation. sam Walker of Foreman spent Thursday night in Ashdown with rela- iiyes
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Russell, and children have returned from Baker Springs. =.
 Mir and Mrs. Chas. Smith and child ren motored over from Richmond Thursday.
 Judge N A. George of Foreman was attending to business in Ashdown Thursday.
 Miss Angie Holt of Texarkana was she guest of Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Hart field Tuesday.
 Miss Rena Haizlip will leave soon .or weeks visit in Idabel with rela- lives and friends,
 Glen Black, who has been spending has returned home.
 Jim Shaver of Little Rock was in Ashdown Wednesday. the guest of his brother. Ben Shaver. Webb Laster of Hope passed through Ashdown Thursday on his way to Baker Springs
 Mrs A. Eiehold returned Thursday from visit with relatives at different points in Michigan and Illinois
 L. C. Goats and Will Gaines and wife of Nashville were the guests of Mrs. S. E. Coats Thursday night.
 Lyle Cook of Foreman was here Tuesday Lyle owns and operates a store on Red River near Laynesport MT and Mrs. Rogers and daughter Christine and MT Lemon of Texarkana attended the dance Thursday night
 Miss Willie Price was operated on at Texarkana Thursday for appendicitis She is said to be getting along nicely Mrs. Seth c. Reynolds is among the number that is at Baker Springs to spend a few weeks in the mountains Of Polk county
 B. J. Chamberlain was the guest of Mrs. D. R. Fawcett and family We'd sesday, while enroute home at Morris Ferry from Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. ID. H. Tompkins end son, Billy. have returned from a stay of five week in Colorado. They had very pleasant trip.
 Misses Lucy Furlow, lnez Burlington and Carrie Holmes returned Thursday from Boulder, Colo. where they have been attending a summer normal.
 Mrs. J. B. Graves left Thursday night for Selma, La, to visit her daughter Mrs. Roy Wheelis, who IS recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 Mir and Mrs x. C. McCrary have re- Earned from a stay of three weeks at Bet Springs. They will leave again -n a short time for Mineral Wells, Tex Mesdames Jas. T. Hughes and F. L. Westerman of Nashville were here sfriday on their way to visit their sis ter in Western Oklahoma. Mrs. Wes- serman will leave for Colorado Sunday
 Sil5S I1dIdn Mey6I, WuO HdS DteH Ehe guest of her brother, s. J. Meyer xnd family, felt Friday for visit with relatives in Lake Village and Brinkley before returning to her home in St Louis.
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 Mesdames George Chewning and L. D. Baggarly of Peytonville were in Ashdown Friday on their way to Val tiant, Okla, to visit their cousin, Dud- ley Cochran, who was in the automo- bile and train wreck last Sunday Don't suffer the misery of indigestion when you can get relief from Prickly Ash Bitters. It eases pain and drives out badly digested food. One dose does the work. Try it, Price $1.25 per