The Little River news., 1920-08-11
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JOnn HullltpS Ol eEdl hdAd uIOCol Co to AshdoWn Sunday.
 E. NJ Harris of Foreman was in Ash down Monday afternoon.
 Miss Bertie Mae Phillips has return ed from a visit at Broken Bow
 Miss Gatha Hudgens of ogden was an Ashdown visitor last week.
 Misses Lena and Mary Fawcett are visiting friends and relatives in West e-n Texas.
 E. w. Dowd was here from Win throp Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Routon spent the week end with relatives and friends in Hope.
 Attorneys Ben Shaver and Frank Locke were at Foreman Tuesday.
 Mrs. 0. D. Turne- and daughter, Miss lola, have returned from stay at Hot Springs.
 Mrs. White and little son, who lave been visiting Mrs. o. M. Oliver, retrned to their home at Prescott Monday.
 Earle Gibson of Hope, but formerly Of this city was in Ashdown Sunday af- ternoon visiting friends.
 0. T. Graves and family and Mrs J. B. Graves drove to Lockesburg and Highlands Sunday.
 Mrs. A. Donham and little daughter, Marguerite, left this week for visit with relatives in Mississippi
 Miss Verna Briant of Malvern is the delightful guest of Mrs. Boy Lam bright of the West Side.
 Mrs. B. B. Norman and daughter, Miss Blanche, have returned from a vacation at Silo2m Springs.
 Mrs. M. C. Marr of Birthright, Texas, is here the guest of 1Ir. and Mrs. Lon T. Jones.
 Miss Nelle Bowling eft Tuesday for Colorado, where she will spend the re mainder of the summer.
 Don't blame the man on the wagon if you don't get ice as he is instructed to get the money.-Ashdown Ice Go. Mrs. C. E. May, Misses Lola Don ham, Lucy Furlow and Louise Will Hams left Saturday night for Sulphur Springs and other points in Arkansas and Miss ouri.
 Mir and Mrs J. w. Henderson and daughter, Miss Pauline, and the Misses Mccullough motored to Winthrop Sunday to visit. friends. Miss Alma Henderson returned with them for a visit
 Homer Weleh, of Ashdown, R. P Lindsay of Foreman and Ernie Davis of Horatio, all of the Lindsay stores, returned Saturday from St Louis and New York, where they have been buy ing goods.
 Jim Curran of Fl Dorado, Kansas, arrived home Sunday morning for a visit with his mother, Mrs. J. c. Cur ran
 MT and Mrs H. P Haizlip and daughter, Kathleen, will leave this week for visit in points in Oklaho. ma and Texas.
 Miss Gladys Norwood has returned from Little Rock, where she has been assisting in preparing the program for 6 summer short course.
 MT. and Mrs Emmett Simmons left Monday for their vacation, after which they will go to Blytheyille, where Mr Simmons will be manager of a com press. Mrs. Simmons will also as- sist The permanent m2nager of the compress, MT. Davis, has arrived, ac- companied by his sister, who will also be employed in the office.
 Miss Hattie Curraa took the rlace of Miss Georgia Bell Burnett in the Goodwin school lest week willie the latter went to Arkadelphia
 MT. and Mrs. ! T. Caples returned Wednesday of last week from a de lightful ten day trip to Fort Smith Ark, and Kansas City, Mo
 Mrs w H, Adams left Monday even ing for an extended visit with her sis te Mrs J. A. Toner. at Seattle. Wash Another sister Mrs. K. Hill, will joir her at Denver, Colo.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Caples and MT and Mrs. c. M. Orrison are enter taining MT. and Mrs. T. V. Caples O Kansas City. Mo, who are on theil way home from their honeymoon trip through the South.
 Miss Bertha Hicks, who has beer visiting friends and relatives in thi city for several days left Sunday fo her home near Washington. She wa accompanied by Mrs. c. N. Thill, wht will visit for few days.