The Little River news., 1920-12-01
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Monday.
 J.H.. Clark was here from Wilton Saturday
 B. c. Chamberlain left Sunday for Dallas Texas.
 Cook and heater wood for sale.-- Phone 811-F-1-1
 E. Walker of Foreman was in Ash down Saturday
 w. H. Cobb of Arden was in Ash down Monday.
 666 quickly relieves cold 1-20 Dr. Fawcett returned to Morris Ferry this week.
 666 breaks cold suicker than any remedy we know 1-20 Milt Harris the DeQueen cotton man was in the city Monday.
 Cook and heater wood for sale.-I Ihone S11F-1-1.
 J. F. Schirmer was here from White Cliffs Monday.
 I. w. Holmes was here from Rich mond Monday.
 Carl Garner of Horatio was in Ash down Sunday. w. H Moffit of Richmond was in the city Saturday.
 Rub -My-Tsm relieves Rheumatism, Neurangia, Sprains. 1-20 Will Kinard of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Monday.
 To prevent cold take 666. 1-20 Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone 811-F-1-1.
 A few doses 666 break cold. 1-20 R. F. Lindsay was here from Fore man Monday on business.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Keener of Oak Hill spent Monday in Ashdown,
 ,Rub-My-Tism cures bruises, cuts, burns, sores, letter, etc. 1-20 F. M. Davis and F. K. Davis were here from Foreman Sunday.
 Miss Cena Cobb spent several days last week with friends at Foreman.
 Miss Willie Wood spent Sunday aft ernoon with her parents at Red Bluff. Mrs. Ross Johnston has returned from a visit with her parents at Fore uoan.
 A. F. Steel went to Lockesburg and DeQueen Friday for few days busi- ness trip.
 Wesley Quarles, a son of J. w. Quar- les of the Hicks community, has en- listed in the navy.
 Miss Holt returned Sunday from Nashville where she spent the week end with parents.
 Miss Lucy Hail returned Sunday afternoon from Hope where she has been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Gus Patterson returned Sunday from Richmond where she has been the guest of relatives ,.
 Mrs J. R. Pierce and Miss Martha Fierce attended the Thanksgiving dance at Ldabel last week.
 Miss Francis Buster of Nashville spent Thanks giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Buster.
 w. E. Brown and wire of Mineral Springs were in the city Saturday en- route home from Texarkana
 Miss Edith Rhyme returned Sunday from Ben Lomond where she spent the week end with her parents.
 Mrs.. Jett Orton and little daughter, Mary Jett, of Fulton are the guests of relatives in Ashdown this week..
 A new shipment of ginghams, out tng. domestic just received with prices the lowest Come and see.--Gathright Variety. 12-4 Miss Marjorie Thomas and Miss Una Wilson, and Prof. Wilkerson have re- turned aftr spending Thanksgiving at their homes. A. J. Baskin and son, Robert. are expected to arrive any day from Mis- souri, where they have gone to drive a Ford car through. Invitations have been issued by the Y. w. A. girls for shower for Miss Louise Goats at the home of the Misses HAixlip Saturday night, December 4. Rev. w. A. Steel passed through Ash down Saturday on his way to Foreman to assume his work as pastor of the Methodist church in that co,y.
 We wish to til you that Santa Claus is unloading at our store and we will ss0n be ready to show you Christmas gifts.-Gathright' Variety. 12-4 Rev. and Mrs. s. K. Burnett left Saturday for Dermott. where they have been assigned this year Miss Georgia Bell Burnett will remain here in school.
 Friends and customers. as token of appreciation of past favors, beau- tiful art calendar has been procured ~k nn&1