The Little River news., 1919-09-13
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Lomond Thursday.
 S. L Middlebrooks is very ill at his home in this city
 w. T. Osborn of Oak Hill was in AshdoWn Thursday.
 Hear Miss Randle at auditorium next Wednesday evening
 Z- C. Gaddis of Hatfield was a visi- tor in Ashdown this week
 Martha Washington candies at A. R. Hills. The best candy made. If Roy Budd, the Ogden merchant, planter, was in the city Thursday.
 Miss Lucy Furlow left Thursday for Hope where she viii teach this year. Clair Leslie returned Thursday from a few days visit in Little Rock with friends.
 Lyceum number one will be Miss Randle at the auditomium Wednesday evening
 Mrs W. W. Rayburn returned We'd nesday from visit with relatives in Conway.
 Miss Addye Bishop returned Thurs day from visit with relatives at Nashville
 Mrs. B. A. Hartsfeld and her guest, Mrs. Lee Holt. spent Thursday in Texarkana.
 Lieut.. Clyde Phillips of Camp Pike is visiting his parents, AIr and Mrs b A. Philips.
 Mrs. Kenie Waldrop of Wilton spent Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs H L. Poland.
 Harry Carrihcl has returned from Shreveport where he has been work. ng m the O feids
 Mis Nona Russell will leave i'll about ten days for St Louis, where she will resume her studies
 The Jolly Girls Club will meet Friday evening al 8:@o o'clock Wits Miss Julfart Corbett.
 [. C Harrison and wife have retura- ct rom moths visit with their daughter in Missouri
 Mrs. Lee Holt of Washington is the guest ol her sister, Mrs. B. A. Harts- field of the North Side.
 Martha Washington candies tor sale by A. R. Hill. on Front street If Miss Lillie Rose Couch left Mon day for Richmond, where she has ac- cepted a position in the school
 J. L. Martin and E. NJ billiard went to Hope Thursday to attend the base ball game between Hope and Little Rock.
 I am going to handle co2l in this city this winter Get your orders in early as it may be hard to get later.- J. R. BoWles.
 Mrs Will Green. who has been visitil her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. .U Johnston. returned to her home in Hope Wednesday.
 D. K Lewis and family are moving back to Ashdown from Orange, Texas where MT. Lewis has been employed in ship building yard
 A. F. CoWlng and niece of Stonewall Okla, are visiting relatives in this city. Mr Cowling is an uncle of the late Judge ]. T. Cowwling-
 Miss Ruth Howell of Foreman was the guest of Miss Mona Russell Thurs day while enroute to Okmulgee, Okla. where she will teach school this year
 A. K. Williams and son, Arwsrd, and c. E. Bollinger went to Cerro Gordo Ark, last Sunday They were accom- panied home ny W. H Bolhnger. vho will weigh cotton here this season 1dabel Gazette
 Mrs Grover Aubrey and children who have been visiting relatives in Ashdown, returned to their nome in Eastland. Texas. Monday Mrs. Aubrey was accompanied home by her brother John Johnston, Jr.
 George D. CheWni.sg and family ot Peytonyille passed through ashdown Thursday on their way to Mena. where they will make their future home. AIr CAewning will continue to manage his farm at Peytonville and will join his family for the week ends
 Heartburn after hearty mead means weakness in the digestive organs. Prckly Ash bitars gives strengt h. tones up the stomach and purifes the bowels. It is the remedy that men use for such disorders. Price $125 per bottle Model Drug Store special agents-adv
 L. P Coffey has a bunch of bananas on display at his undertaking estab- lishmert, which were grown at his home in this city. and which would have likely matured had it not been that the tree was broken down in the storm about two weeks ago. The bunch contains ffty-tWo bananas - Idabel Gazette.
 The habit of putting it off has oauSod Ina losS of many lives A dose