The Little River news., 1920-09-01
Oeaen News.


 gives one of our progressive farmers the credit of producing the largest watermelons of the season.
 Now that the splendid bridge across Red River is nearing completion, why not show our appreciation by putting the finishing touches good-a road, we need it badly and unless We get it, tits going to cast reflections on us by the passer-by
 Already the yellow, red and white yams are beginning to make their ap- pearance and the golden pumpkins sparkle on the vines.
 The families of J. H. and Nathan Furlow and the Misses Smithson were among those who attended the funer- al of Mrs. w. T. Smisson at Ashdown Tuesday.
 Mrs. Nathing Fomby and daughter, Miss Julia, of Magnolia, are the plea sant guests at the home of J. H. and Nathan Furlow.
 Dr. l. N. Hut and family have re- turned from visit with relatives at Fouke.
 Enos Mcdowell and Earl Hankins left Sunday for Hugo, Okla
 Roy Budd accompanied crowd of boys to Little River Thursday for an outing.
 Ben Leatherwcod of Texarkana visit ed his wife Sunday
 Misses Annie Mills and Ada Hedge cock of Wilton are the guests of Miss Madie Crouch
 Mrs. C. H. Dickinson and children of Red Bluff are the guests of friends here this week They will visit at Fouke before returning home.
 MT. and Mrs Watson Furlow of Am erica, Okla, came down Sunday to at tend the funeral of the formers sister, Mrs Woody Smisson.
 Prof Arthur Gray was looking after school interests here Thursday.
 Miss Ethel Smithson and Bank C. Hutchison visited friends at Hicks Sunday afternoon. Miss Smithson will be one of the teachers at Hicks for the next school term.
 an enjoyable affair of the season was thl moonlight picnic Wednesday even ! ing. given by Miss Madie Crouch, hon bring her guests Misses Mills and Hedgecock,
 The sad news relating the death of 1 Mrs. ". T. Smisson at Fl Paso, Texas, was received Friday. Mrs. Smfsson S body was sent to AshdoWn from there to the family cemetery at Peytonville, where she was laid to rest beside her mother, A large crowd Of sorrowing friends were pres ent at the funeral and the florial offerings were beautiful Mrs. SmissOn was a sister of J. H. and Na than Furlow of this city, and leave a host of loving friends to mourn her loss.
 Miss Carmen Hankins is visiting rel atives at Horatio
 The dancers enjoyed another one of those good dances that the Ogden peo- pic are noted for, Saturday night
 Prof Hollowe1l ot the TeXarkana Bushes College was h2re Tuesday
 3Ir and Ms Johnston visited in AshdoWn Sunday.
 Mrs. Nay Hutt and children are visit ing relatives at Fouke.
 Miss Cardie Lewis is enjoying Va cation with friends and relatives at Red Water Texas.
 Mrs Nathan Fomby and daughter. Miss Julia, were the delightful guests at the home of s. D. Phillips at Ash down Thursday They returned tc their home at Magnolia Friday
 V. M. Crouch of Pine Prairie was here last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orig Goodman of Tex arkana spent the week end with rela- tiyes in Ogden.
 Misses Rosa McDowe1 and Agnes Bannon of Texarkana We're guests at home with their mothers Monday af- ternoon. They are taking training in the AIichael-Meagher Hospital.
 Misses Laura and Lottie VanHook have returned from an extended visit i in the north
 MT and Mrs. Nathan Furlow were visitors in Ashdown Sunday.
 James Fomby of TexarKana spent the week end here with relatives and friends.
 Miss Agatha Hudgens is enjoying a visit with friends at Stephens. MT. and Mrs. Kirby Draciey were visitors in Texarkana Saturday even ing.
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