The Little River news., 1920-06-02
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Roy Budd was here from Ogden Monday.
 T. M. Davis has gone to Cove for the summer.
 Watch for the big sale at Gathright' Variety. 6-o
 Berry Akin of Joplin, Mo, was in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Miss Gladys Norwdod spent the week end in Hope.
 Coming our money saving sale. - tiathright's Variety.
 Coming our money saving sale Gathright's ariety. 5-7 Carlyle Rector of Little Rock spent Sunday in Ashdown.
 D. w. Bailey of Foreman was in Ash down Tuesday morning.
 John C. HolloWel and family were here from Arden Saturday.
 Rev. c. s. Wales preached at Fore man Sunday and Sunday night.
 The banks and postoftice closed Mon dav observing Decoration Day
 Where is "The Isle of Conquest?' At the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. J. R. Friday went to Red Bluff Monday for a visit with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs Winfred Mills and sister motored to Ashdown Monday. Misses Lilly and Jim Chewning were in Texarkana Monday evening. MT and Mrs A. E. Waters left Mon day for a few days visit in Little Rock. Guy Kolb of Texarkana spent Mon day in Ashdown visiting his parents. Miss Catherine Ramon of Ogden was an Ashdown visitor Monday morn ing.
 Mss Margueri1e Budd of Ogden .wt' d visitor in Asndown Tuesday morn tng
 Mrs. J. T. Travis and daughter have gone to Kansas City to spend some weeks.
 Mrs. Roy Goolsby and son, Will Roy, left Sunday for visit with relatives in Idabel,
 Misses Rose, Glover and Elizabeth Sanderson have returned home from college,
 MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sutton left Sun day for Hot Springs to spend their vacation.
 Hugh McCrary left Sunday night for Fl Dorado, where he has accepted a position.
 Miss Rose Saadesson went to T. arkana Monday evening to attend a dance in that city.
 Don't fail to call and look over our new line of beautiful trieolette bIouses Mrs P. B. Davis.
 John Phillips of Texarkana spent Sunday afternoon in Ashdown with friends and relatives.
 Call and see the wonderful bar gains on hats on our one-half price counter-Nrs. P B. Davis.
 Challie Cook returned home Friday from Columbia, Tenn. where he has pGtH III StuOUl lllt Ddol veal
 Miss Ruth Kelly of Oklahoma passed through Ashdown Sunday on her way to visit friends at Peytonville.
 Miss Katrina Mobley, who has been teaching at Garland City, has com pleted her school and returned home
 Have you taken advantage of the 20 per cent discount on millinery and novelties at the Davis Millinery store. Keep cool by wire, buy an Emerson man, we have them-Common Public Service Co.,, W, L. Curtis re- ceiver.
 The Methodist ladies will give din ner the last of the summer season, on Wednesday at the old Lindsay building All are invited to attend,
 Jake Rhyme spent Friday night in Foreman, where he delivered the dip- lomas and awarded the prizes to the graduating class at that place.
 Use HONEYDEW LIVER PILLS ''best from start to finish" for bill iousness, constipation, headache and all liver troubles, Price 25 cent. Sold and guaranteed by Lambert Drug O. Winthrop, Ark. 6-3C
 Miss Hazel Wood returned to her home at Red Bluff Monday, having resigned her position with the Lind say store here.
 Fans from the 8-inch Whilrwind to the 16-inch Oscelating in stock.-Com monwealth Public Service Co.,, W. L Curtis, receiver
 See Norma Talmadge leap from thu deck of torpedoed yacht far at sea ''The Isle of Conquest" at the Roya Friday and Saturday.