The Little River news., 1920-01-03
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Wilton News,


 Tom DuLaney from Ben Lomond vis- ited' Mrs. J. j}. Merideth this week
 Mrs. Will Shirmer from Nashville and MT, and Mrs. Isom Phillips from Ashdown visited Mrs. Alice Pettigrew the first of the week.
 Hr and Mrs. o. H. Johnson from Paraloma visited friends here last Week,
 J. B. Stoker visited his daughter, Mrs N. o. Fairburn during Christmas. Winfield Mills and Miss Bessie Throckmorton surprised their many friends by their quiet wedding last Tuesday afternoon. The bride and groom spent the holiday season with the grooms parents, Mir and Mrs. Joel Mills in Texarkana Winfield has rented the Kizer home ard will move in soon as he can have it fresh ened up by new paper and paint.
 Kathleen Haizlip visited Anna l Throckmorton Sunday. Grady Vaughan and wife, Harry Chambers, Tom and Fred Hedgecock eft this week for Homer, La,
 A. C. Thompson, Geo. McCrary, Fred Throc&morton, John Deal and wife. turned to work at Burk- Burnett Mon day.
 J. R. Meredith and family spent the holidays with relatives in Foreman,
 Anna Throckmorton entertained her schoolmates at here home last Thurs day evening.
 Miss Byrl, Wayne, Harve Wheeler, MT. and Mrs. John O'Neal Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Mcdaniel spent the holi- days with their parents, MT. and Mrs Webb Wheeler
 w. c. Payne, who is teaching in the Saltwater university, is spending the Christmas season with his perents, MT. and Mrs. l., D. Payne.
 Mrs. M. L. Henderson from Texar- kama visited relatives here last week
 Mrs, Walker, Misses Lucy and Myr- tie Furlow, were Wilton visitors Sun day afternoon.
 The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools had union Christmas tree in the school auditorium Christmas eve.
 The high school program, given just before the holidays, which consisted of readings, dialogues, music, and a drill representing the Christmas col ors, red and green, was enjoyed by all present and proved a great success.
 Dr. J. B. Chase moved his family to Winthrop last Monday.
 w. O. Simpson, who bought the Chase home, moved in last Tuesday.
 G. H. Gray, who bought out the Win throp Drug store, moved his family to i that place last Monday,
 Miss Rachel, who is teaching at i Paraloma, visited friends here, the , first of the week.
 Bill Chandler spent Christmas with his uncle at Bokhoma, Okla.
 Mrs Harry Chambers entertained a few friends by an informal party last Friday evening.
 Manuel Easten, who has been rent ing the Slusser home, moved his fam fly to Floyd-Ada, Texas, last week.
 Mrs Will Scribner from Kansas City visited her parents, MT, and Mrs. | WY Ha5oacook 1oct woplx
 F. N. Ashe of this place, left for Denver, Colo, Tuesday,
 Claude Holley, who spent the holi days with his children, left for Ran ger, Texas, Tuesday.
 Linden Guice made a business trip to Allene Wednesday,
 U Moselev visited his daughters in Ashdown Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs, Ida Ashe from Wichita Falls is visiting relatives here this week.
 Clyde Holley and Jce Fairburn have set up shoe shining stand near the depot. They made three dollars last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Sykes were Wilton visitors Tuesday,
 The Methodist Sunday school gave a New Years reception at w. l.. Hedge cocks residence Wednesday night.
 Misses Louise Coats. Ersie Ring gold and Mary Poland visited Mrs. s. K. Waldrop last week.
 Miss Artherine Burt, who has had charge of the phone office, has accept ed a position elsewhere, and Miss Lila Johnson has taken her place. Tom Martin went to TeXarkana on business Monday. Annie, Prentiss, Joel and Ada Kath- erine Mills are visiting relatives here this week.
 Roy Thompson left for San Diego,