The Little River news., 1920-07-24
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Dr. A. B. Bishop returned Wednea- day from Memphis
 Dan Pettigrew of Foreman was in Ashdown Wednesday,
 Mrs. Schull of Red Bluff was shop ping in Ashdown Thursday.
 Mrs. Forest West of Idabel is the guest of Mrs. Robert Pierce.
 Mrs. Oscar Hampton left Friday to visit relatives in Murfreesboro.
 Mrs. J. L. McAdams, formerly Of Ashdown is in Berbley, California
 Chester Merideth of Ben Lomond was trading in Ashdown Thursday Will Sutton and son, Edison, of Ben Lonlond were in Ashdown Wednesday, MT and Mrs. Winfield Mills of Wilton motored to Ashdown Wednesday after noon.
 Homer Scott, a Cerro Gordo mer- chant, was in Ashdown Wednesday night.
 Miss Ruth Hester Phillebaum of Shreveport is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Locke.
 Coming Wednesday at the Royal the one of the five big super pictures Of 1919, Eyes of Youth
 Auddie Crawford and Emmett Mize of Ben Lomond were in Ashdown Thrusday.
 Mrs Geo. Buster and little son of Red Bluff were shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 MT, and Mrs. Hamp Alexander and Mrs. J. I. Johnston are at Hot Springs this week.
 Miss Bertie Mae Phillips left Thurs day for a visit with relatives in Broken Bow.
 Eyes of Youth the thunderbolt of dramatic force at the Royal Wednes- day and Thursday.
 MT and Mrs Robert Waddell of De- Queen are visiting their mother, Mrs Thomas of the east side.
 Mesdames Vaughan Pipkin and Grady Vaughan of Wilton were shopp-
 
 Mrs Frank Horner and little son of Foreman were the delightful guests of Mrs. J. E. Locke Thursday.
 J. M. Sutton and son, Clyde visited Ben Sutton Thursday evening. Ben is in sanitarium at Texarkana.
 Don't miss one of the biggest pie lures screened, Eyes of Youth We'd nesday and Thursday at the Royal. The Sunday school class of Mrs Grover Cobb entertained the Y. w. A. girls with d wennie roast Thursday night.
 Mrs A. T. Berry and daughter of BartlesYille, Okla, are the guests of tEo formers brother, w. E. Black and family.
 Mrs W. $. Price will leave Saturday for Dodgeville, Wis, where she will spend the remainder of the summer with her parents.
 See Clara Kimball Young, the great est emotional star of the screen in Eyes of Youth at the Royal Wednes day and Thursday.
 If you no longer have Eyes of Youth" get glasses and come to see Eyes of Youth" Wednesday and Thu rsday at the Royal theater.
 Eyes of Youth" was the dramatic sensation of New York as a stage play and much greater in a picture. See it at the Rayol Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Bob Millwee of Shreveport was in Ashdown Thursday on his way to Foreman to see the prospect oil well. He is working with an oil firm at Shreveport.
 MT and Mrs. Herman Brown are ex- pected to return home today from sister of MT. Brown is expected to re- turn with them.
 Mrs. J. M. Sullivan who has been to ees her sister, Mrs. Gage, at Hot Springs, reports that Mrs. Gage is inn proving very much since taking the baths Mrs Gage is suffering with rheumatism
 Constable J. R. Furlow and o. D. Turner were at Horse Shoe Lake Tues day and rounded up several crap shoot CTS who were in the big game at that place Sunday when the killing occurr- ed.
 Mrs. Sally Loveless of Fort Worth who has been visiting with MT. and Mrs. T. c. Harrison, left for her home Friday. She was accompanied as far as Texarkana by Mr. and Mrs. Harri- son.
 We have had at least dozen in- quiries this week for houses to rent There is great demand in Ashdown for homes, and something must be done to house. the people that are