The Little River news., 1920-06-19
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Mrs. J. k. BoWleS was SnOpplnS Ill Texarkana Wednesday.
 Carl Garner of Horatio was in Ash down Thursday evening
 Mrs, Ray Fitzpatrick is the guest Of Asldown friends this week.
 Henry Freeman, Foreman banker, was in Ashdown Friday morning.
 Miss Bama Kitley of Wilton Was shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 Miss Hazel Wood of Red Bluff spent several days in Ashdown this week. MT. and Mrs. R. P Lindsay of Fore man motored to Ashdown Thursday.
 Miss Eva Lena Martin of Red Bluff is the guest of Miss Mary Freeman.
 MT and Mrs. Geo. Polk of Ben Lom- ond were shopping in Ashdown Mon- day.
 Mrs. U. Mosley of Wilton was at tending the institute in Ashdown this week.
 Milton Meyer of St. Louis is the guest of his brother, s. J. Meyer and family,
 Miss Maggie Yauger of Foreman is the guest of Miss Rena Haizlip this week,
 H. J. Hughen, an Allene merchant, was in Ashdown Thursday attending to business,
 Mrs. w. K. Haller of Nashville is in Ashdown visiting with friends for a few days,
 Miss Mary Freeman has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Kentucky.
 Ashdown ball club are playing the Horatio team Friday afternoon at the latter place,
 Miss Irma Wilson has returned home from a visit with relatives in Ben Lomond.
 Leonard Fish of Chicago spent few days with his aunt, Mrs. Millie Eich- hold, last week.
 Miss Eva Johnson left yesterday for Philadelphia, where she will attend school this summer.
 Miss Carrie Holmes of Stamps is the guest of her brother, D. F. Holmes and family this week.
 Mrs. Herman Brown and Misses Hazel and Willie Wood were ill Texar- kama Wednesday evening.
 Miss Tommie Walker of Foreman is the guest of k NJ. Sutton and family and also attending the institute.
 Dr. Marion York has returned to this city after having graduated at the Tulane University at New Orleans,
 Miss Jean Austin of Hugo, Okla, ar- rived Wednesday for visit with Miss Katrina Mobley of the South Side.
 Fans from the S-inch Whilrwind to the 16-inch Oscelating in stock.-Com- monwealth Public Service Co.,, W. L. Curtis, receiver.
 Edward Freeman was here from Texarkana to spend Sunday with his wife and baby, who are the guests of relatives in Ashdown.
 Rev. s. K, Brnett, who has been attending the ministers school at Con way, returned home Thursday sick He is improving slowly at his home now. The Broken Bow ball club was in Ashdown Wednesday night enroute to Mena for series of games. Tom To- land, captain of the team, was in charge of the boys.
 Miss Katherine Pendergast of Win throp who has been the guest of Miss Laura Young, returned home Friday Mrs. Young accompanied her and will visit for a few days,
 Miss Nellie Clayburn of Gillham re turned home the first of the week af tsr a visit here with Mir, and Mrs. c 9 White Mrs. White retured home witt her for few days visit.
 Miss Katrina Mobley entertained number of her friends Thursday even ing with picnic honoring her guests Miss Jean Austin of Hugo, and Mis- Lucy Randy of Lockesburg.
 Just received consignment of Uni versal irons. Iron by electricity ant keep cool.-Commonwea Public Ser vice Co.,, w. L. Curtis receiver.
 Don't expect to get through ho summer of hard work without a sicl spell, if you start with your system full of impurities. To avoid a break down in the busy season begin nov taking Prickly Ash Bitters. It vii !. purify the blood, liver and bowels am put the system in healthy condition Price $1,25 per bottle. Model Drul Co.,, special agents-adv.
 Mrs. Addison Harris and little dau ghter, Martha, of Little Rock are her the guests of the formers mother, Mrs CIV. Orton. MT. Harris will probabl, arrive Sunday for few days.
 Billiousness is a condition tha