The Little River news., 1919-11-26
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bufIOn Ndlhef WdS dI 1tAdi h''Al' Sunday.
 J. A. Beck was here from Wilton Saturday.
 Lee Wilson went to Little Sock Mon day on business.
 Tom Spigner of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Thursday, November 27, matinee at p. m. at the Royal.
 Mrs. G. D. Gathright was a week. end visitor at Texarkana.
 Willie Keener of Oak Hill was trad ing in Ashdown Saturday.
 real treat for the kiddies at the Royal Thursday at p. m,
 Mrs. Will Green of Hope is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. U. Johnson.
 Mrs F. B. Mobley was a visitor at Texarkana Saturday and Sunday
 MT. and Mrs Irwin Joyner spent Monday in Richmond with relatives.
 Mrs. Frank Messick of the Hicks community is reported seriously ill.
 Hal Sutton was over from Ben Lom- ond to spend Sunday with his parents
 Mrs j. A Miller of Foreman was the guest of friends in Ashdown Monday.
 Special prices to school children Thursday matinees at 3 p. Ill. at the Royal.
 [. B. Cook left the first of the week for AIcGregor, Texas, to visit w. T. Locke.
 The Jolly Girls Club meets Friday night of this week with Mrs. w. W. Bishop.
 See J, Warren Kerrigan an old fav- orite at the Royal Thursday afternoon and night
 H4 B. Wilson has returned from the Kansas City markets, where he sold car of hogs
 Misses Myrtle Mccall and Mamie Patterson ot oak lI.lI entered school here Monday
 Mrs. A. T. Hemphill and son. Jim Hemphill, of Richmond, were in Ash down Monday.
 Mrs. Pharr of TeXarkana is the de- lightful guest of Miss Blanche Nor man this week.
 Special reduction on coats, coatsuits, dresses and ladies and ehildrens hats Millinery Store 1126
 Misses Myrtle and Willie Lewis of Richmond were the guests of Mrs NV Joyner Saturday.
 J. B. Hatch of Nashville was in Ash down Monday morning, enroute home from TeXarkana
 Ethel Coats of PeytonVille motored to Ashdown Sunday.
 George Polk and son, Edwin, of Ben Lomond were attending to business in Ashdown Monday
 Miss Fay Wood of Red Bluff spent Sunday and Monday with Misses Willye and Hazel Wood.
 Mrs. Mcdowell and daughter, Miss Mary, of Ogden, were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mr and Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield spent Saturday night and Sunday with rela- tives in Washington.
 H. l.. Hart of Winfield Kas., was here on business Tuesday. He owns land at Jewel, this county
 Buy your Thanksgiving dinner We'd nesday from the Baptist ladies at the Henry & Joyner Hardware Store. See our display of beautiful metal Art Lamps, the Ideal Christmas gift Commonwealth Public Service Co 11-26 H. A. Wilson left Sunday for hi home at Parsons, Kan, after a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ben Simpson Call us for demonstration of the wonderful Eureka Vacum Cleaner Commonwealth Public Service Co 11-26 Cakes, pies, dressing, chicken for sale Wednesday by Baptist ladies Phone your orders to Mrs. D. H. Tomp- kins A Thanksgiving treat for the whole family at the Royal, Harold Lloyd in one of his two reel comedys, matinee and night.
 Miss Lena Fawcett who has been quite ill for several weeks, was able to be down town Monday morning for few hours.
 Dr.. A. B. Bishop was called to .AUene Sunday incOnsultation to Mrs. A. r Allen, who suffered with a stroke of paralysis Thursday.
 Special for Saturday only, with every 50 cent box of face powder will be given 50 cent jar of Vanishing Cream-Millinery Store. 11-26 J. M. Johnson, E. c. Payne, Odo Kolb, C. A. Bishop, A. D. DuLaney and MT and Mrs. D. H. Tompkins visited the oil we'll at Allene Sunday,
 Jim Martin and E. B, Mobley return ed Saturday from Little Rock, where thov had henn attandipo tho Grand