The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-10-30
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SAle-Mrs. Dave Coulter.
T. F. Rhyme and J. T. Spignor were
here from Ben Lomond Friday.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
Saturday at the Farm Bureau rooms.
8. K. Waldrop of Wilton was attend
ing to business in Ashdown Tuesday
Mrs. W. E. MCGEE Of Slegale, La, is
visiting Mres. P, B. Dowden this week.
Miss Willye Wood visited Mrs. Tom
Aubrey at Texarkana Wednesday even
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Mrs, Ross Johnston has been visiting
relatives and friends at Foreman this
week
B. W. Fawcett of Ben Lomond pass
cd through Ashdown Thursday on his
way to Little Rock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Echols, who
reside on the Toland farm west of
town, Thursday, girl.
Lon T. Jones and Homer Patterson
left Friday for Little Rock to be at the
bedside Of Gus Patterson.
Miss Hazel Wood returned to her
home in Red Bluff Thursday after a
lew days visit in Ashdown.
The W. M. U. of the Baptist church
will serve dinner cafeteria style, Tues
day, Nov. 2, at the Farm Bureau Bldg
Mrs. Geo. Hall left Friday for her
home at Ashland, Okla, after a visit
with relatives and friends in Ashdown
and Red Bluff.
Sam Flemming left Saturday for
league. Texas, on business and will
visit several other points in that state
before his return.
Friends of Mrs. Tom Aubrey will be
glad to learn that she is improving.
Mrs. Aubrey was operated on for ap-
pendicitis recently.
Stop! Look! Listen! Ladies come
to the polls Tuesday and vote and take
your dinner with the Baptist ladies
at the Farm Bureau building.
Prize articles of needlework which
won premium ribbons at the Texark
ana fair last week are on exhibition
for sale at Mrs. Davis Millinery Store
Take advantage of these low price
Triumph Percale, yd wide, 25c; Men
Heavy weight bleached unionsuits
$1.95; Union made Overal!s, $3.50
Gataright's Variety,
Mr.. and Mrs, Lon T. Jones returne
Wednes day from Little Rock The
had been at the bedside of Gus Patter
son who is very ill., His condition i
very grave.
Mems Women's and Children's Sill
and Lisle Hose at 25 per cent off. Ne
merchandise arriving all the time. Wis
it us we will help you save.-Gatf
rights Variety.
I am leaving the state and will sal
rifice my 7-passenger Page car fo
$1,000. This is your chance to get
real car at bargain, Also passens
er Chevrolet car. See T. w. Harrinl
ton, Ashdown, Ark. 1t
Week of Prayer meetings will
held at the homes of members as TO
lows: Monday, Mrs. York; Tuesda
Mrs. w. L. Phillips; Wednesday, Mr.
Watkins; Thursday, Mrs. Cook; Fl
day, Mrs. c. L. Briant.
Lon T. Jones received a messa
from Artie Patterson, Thursday,
Little Rock, stating that Gus, who
very i'll in that city, was not doll
we'll His friends here hope that Il
next news will be better.
L. A. Pearre, editor of the DeQue
Bee, and Hubert Graves, of the fort
were here Friday to get the Bee priI
ed on the News press, account of pow
troubles at DeQueen. Just to remi
them of home the Commonwealth {
veloped a little power trouble here,
the Bee came out just the same.
The Farmers Union Sales Exchan
and Trade day for this section of L
lite River county will be on the fl
Saturday in each month at Ashdov
The articles to be sold will be cole
ed on the vacant lots across the STR
corner from the Price hotel, known
the Boone lots, You should bring ye
articles, stock etc., to this place a
the sale will begin at 2 o'clock p. m
J.. A. Mcdonald, President Little Ri,
County Farmers Union.