The Little River news., 1920-01-07
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Frank Williams of Foreman was court attndant Monday.
 koss Cobb of DeQueen was visitor in Ashdown this weeh
 Mrs J, D. Freeman spent Sunday in Foreman with relatives. N Homer Turner of DeKalb, Texas, was in Ashdoaa Moht'ag, Attorney Ben Isaoel oI ~e,.Uye-- in Ashaown attending court Walter YoungDiood of -IIono VA trading in AshdoWn Saturday. Miss Lucy FurloW returned to d39~ Sunday where she is teaching. II. A. Lewis of Arden a,as Il Asl- down Monday attending court.
 Little Billy T'ompk.n3 w2s confined to his bed Monday with fever,
 Mir. and Mrs. J. 9. Li,esay of Fore man were Ashdown visitors Friday
 Miss Katrina Mobley left Sunday for Garland City where she is teaching
 w. A. Bowden was here from Fore man Monday attending to business
 Miss Hazel Wood and Mrs. Herman B, own spent Sunday at Red Bluff,
 Miss Marguerite Budd of Ogden was shopping in Ashdown Saturday Garlic Rector of Loekesburg was in Ashdown Sunday visiting with friends.
 Miss Lucy Randy of Lockesburg was the guest of Miss 1delle FurloW Sunday.
 Lafayette Pickett purchased the Cooper place, one mile east of town last week.
 w. H. Moffet of near Richmond was in Ashdown Monday morning attend ing to business.
 Hal Sutton has accepted a position as salesman with the Henry x Joyoer Hardware Company.
 I. w. Holmes of Richmond, former ly of Ashdown, was shaking hands with .~ ends here Saturday.
 Lige Pettigrew of Foreman passed through Ashdown Friday on his way home from Mineral Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Fleniken of Tex arkana spent the weekend with the latter's parents Dr. and Mrs. s. c, Marn
 Nathan FurloW, a prominent farm CT and Justice of the Peace at Ogden, was in Ashdown Monday attending to business.
 Don't forget the date Saturday Jan. 10, one day only, Mary Pickford in the and night. lib
 See Mary Pickford chased by policeman down a coal chute into the cellar at the Royal Saturday, matinee and night. l-lo See Mary Pickford in the Hood lum" a second Daddy Long Legs at traction Saturday matines and night at the Royal. 1-lO
 Miss Ruth Kelley of Oklahoma was the guest of Miss Ruth Fawcett, on her way home from a visit with friends at Peytonville
 H. G. Sanderson has purchased the A. T, Collins place out on the Rich mond road, and will soon bring his family back from ToXarkana.
 Miss Mamie Dee Chewning of ,Mena was the guest of Miss Mary Fawcett while on her way to Peyton vile to stay with her father Geo. T.. CheWning
 J. R. Meredith and wife of Wilton were the guests of relatives Sunday aevening, while on their way home from Foreman. Dan Pettigrew ac- companieG them home
 All members of the Woodman Circle are requested to be present at the hall Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the purpose of electing new off cers-Mrs. M J. Attaway, Guardian.
 Kidney weakness, bladder troubles and digestive disorders are all within the curative power of Prickly Ash Bitters. As a tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs it has proved it's value. Price $1.25 per bottle Model Drug Store, special agents. adv
 A. M. Henderson of Iowa arrived Sunday to visit his brother, w. H. Henderson, who has been quite ill Mir. Henderson's condition is improv- ing and his many friends are glad that he may soon be well again.
 Guy Kolb has gone to Texarkana to accept a position in the Texarkana National Bank He held a similar position in the Arkansas State Bank in AshGown until he resigned slast week.
 Miss Flossie Babb went to St Louis the first of the year where she will work in the millinery wholesale house