The Little River news., 1920-07-03
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Dr, l. N. Hut was neTe rom OSQeu Thurs day.
 I. w. Holmes was here from Rich mond Wednesday,
 Grover Milford of Texarkana was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Mrs. P. H. Phillips spent Wednesday morning in Texarkana.
 J Schir, CT of Wilton was ir Ash down Thursday morning.
 Constable D. w. Bailey was here from Foreman Thursday,
 w. H. Childers, the Foreman cotton man, was in Ashdown Thursday.
 He fell in live with his wife. Royal theater Friday and Saturday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Book Phillips Thursday, July l. a fine daughter.
 Mrs J. M. Sutton and children left Thursday for visit in Ben Lomond,
 Miss Inez Burlington has returned from visit with friends at Camden. R. s, Davis, the Arden merchant farmer, was ill Ashdown Wednesday. Miss Rena Haizlip will spend the week end at Idabel and Broken Bow. Mrs. N c. Randall of White Cliffs was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday. J. H, Wallace of Saratoga was in Ashdown Thursday attending to busi ness,
 II. Jackson of Fore nan was in Ashdown AtGaasday attending D bus mess.
 She loved her husband-so she won him away from herself, At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 R. F. Evans of Jackson, Tenn, wis ited his mother Mrs. Josie Potts, the first of the week.
 Mrs. John Hubbard of Ben Lomond spent Thursday and Friday in Ash down with friends.
 Mrs. C. s, Keener and children have returned from 6 few days visit with relatives in Oak Hill
 Artie Patterson has returned from Hot Springs, where he has been on account of his health
 Mrs Lee Holt and little daughter of Washington are the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. A. Hartsfeld.
 Mrs, Jim Aubrey of Conroe, Texas, was here the first of the week looking after business and visiting friends.
 Mrs. Chester Lawson of Anona, Tex, returned to her home Tuesday after visit with her brother, Homer Welch.
 Would woman lie to win the man she loved and didn't know it. At the Royal Friday and Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Wimberly of Hope are the parents of new boy,
 Mrs. Chester Lentz of Evansville, Ind, left for her home Tuesday after a visit with her mother, Mrs, Josie Potts. Mesdames B, B. Norman, Pearl Or ton and Miss Blanche Norman left Friday for Siloam Springs to spend a vacation.
 It was a marriage of Convenience until he fell in love with his wife. At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Brown will leave next week for two weeks vaca- tion in Louisiana with the former par ents and other relatives.
 H. R. Yeager has returned from a trip to his old home in Ohio, where he left his little girl, He will return in a few days to spend the summer
 Dr. and Mrs A, B, Bishop and Mis- Addye Bishop visited Nashville Wed nesday, and Mes danes D P Wallace S1d 1 llian Morgan returned with them for several days visit.
 We now have plenty of DeSota water and can supply you with all you need at one-fifty per bottle ae, is for the water and one-fity for the bottle, but you get credit for the bottle on return Model Drug Co. o. Leslie 52-tf Weaver J. Barkman, of Tom, was a visitor to this city yesterday. He gave the Gazette force pleasant call while in town. Weaver will teach school at Willow Springs, near Haworth, begin ming the 10th of next month,-Idabel Gazette.
 c. M. Sutton, who resigned his posi- tion with the First National Bank a month ago, has accepted a position with the Arkansas State Bank in this city as assistant cashier. MT. Sutton understands his work and has splendid ability. He will make strong addi- tion to the working force in his new position. ..
 Owen Lowery spent Friday after noon in Horatio. He has resigned his position, effective in few days, at the Lindsay store, and will work in Mena