The Little River news., 1920-09-04
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this week.
 Mrs s. c. Marr is visiting at Nash. vile this week.
 Dan Pettigrew was down from Fore man Wednesday.
 Isador Marcus of Foreman was in Ashdown Friday.
 Mrs. Bettie Traylor was visitor in Foreman this week.
 Mrs, Frank Lang was a visitor at Foreman this week.
 Miss Nelle Kolb was shopping in Texarkana Thursday.
 Geo. Buster Of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 " J. Perry of Arden wes attending to business here Friday.
 Hugh MeCrary spent Sunday In Nashville with his parents.
 John DuLaney attended the fair at Jones School House Thursday.
 J. E. Collins is attending to busi- ness at Mineral Springs this week.
 John Pellen, the Foreman oil mag nate, was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Miss Caroline Burlingame is visit ing friends in Nashville this week.
 Mrs. J. H. Stull and son of Red Bluff were shopping in Ashdown Thursday. George Polk and son, Edwin, mot ored over from Ben Lomond Wednes- day.
 Richard Pickens and his three sons were here from Sevier county Thurs day.
 Mrs. John Floyd of Lockesburg is visiting her parents, J. M. Sutton and family.
 tonvi1le was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Nolen Turner of Camden is here this week visiting relatives and hunting and fishing.
 Prof. Wilkerson has arrived and is ready to take charge of his duties in the school Monday.
 John Bizzell of Richmond and his sister Mrs. Hugh Pickens, were in Ashdown Thursday.
 Mrs. Will Green of Hope is in Ash down visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. J. U. Johnston.
 Misses Mildred Haizlip, Eva John son and Hazel Perkins were shopping in Texarkana Wednesday,
 Miss Lena Fawcett returned Tuesday from few days at Foreman, the guest of Miss Cora Bailey.
 Burt Hicks and family of Shreve- port are here visiting relatives. They made the trip in their car.
 Don't miss the biggest picture we have ever run, in "Old Kentucky" Fri day and Saturday at the Royal.
 Edgar McCown was in Texarkana Thursday visiting his wife who is in sanitarium at that place.
 Mrs. S. c Milton of Longview, Tex, is the delightful guest of MT. and Mrs. R. M. Bone of the east side.
 A mammoth production and the most spectacular show of the year at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Miss Viola Brady has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mrs. J. s. Watkins and S. c. Reynolds, the past week Harry Kolb, son of MT and Mrs O. Kolb, had the misfortune of receiving a broken arm Wednesday when he fell off fence.
 A great fox chase in which mounted hunters leap hedge ana stream until the fox is brought to bay. At the Rol- al Friday and Saturday.
 Friends of Mrs Edgar McCown will be glad to learn that she stood the op- eration for appendicitis and at last report was doing nicely.
 Mrs. W. T. Sullivan arrived home Wednesday after few weeks spent at Hot Springs and Prescott. Rev. Sulli- san returned several days ago.
 The thrilling rescue of thorough bred racer from a blazing barn by a slip of girl. in "Old Kentucky" at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 H. P. Haizlip and wife and little daughter Kathleen, returned Thurs day from an extended automobile. trip in Oklahoma and Texas.
 Anita Stewart in her master pro- duction, the greatest and most sensa- tional drama of the time, to be shown at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. W. L. Perkins and daughter, Miss Hazel, who have been the guests of Mrs. Clifford Locke, returned to their home in Aberdeen, Miss, Thurs day.
 A picture filled with thrills.j In fact. there is thrill after thrill that will make you hold your breath until the great climax. At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Prof. D. P. Holmes and family left Wednesday for Philadelphia, where they will make their home. Prof.