The Little River news., 1920-09-01
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MUuudy.
 J. H. Barkman was here rom Will ton Monday.
 Carl Garner of Horatio was in Ash down Sunday.
 John Stinson was here from Para loma Tuesday.
 $. c. Reynolds attencec court al Nashville Tuesday.
 Judge w E. Trustworthy was here from Mena Monday.
 Ernest Johnson attended business in Pike county Tuesday.
 Misses Willie and Reva Bishop were at Texarkana Tuesday.
 Russell shannon of Lockesburg was in Ashdown Monday evening
 Miss Natalie Williams spnt Sunday at Foreman with her parents.
 Miss Willye Wood spent the week end at Red Bluff with her parents.
 Friday and Saturday, the one big picture. Tn Old Kentucky at the Royal
 SiIQG lidIlb dilu Id1hliy udNS 1C~ turned from their vacation at Hot Springs.
 Meet dear old Daddy Longlegs at the Royal Friday and Saturday h "Qid Kentucky
 Mrs w K. Haller of Nashville was the guest of Ashdown friends Satur- day and Sunday.
 Misses Willie and Reva Bishop are at Nashville this week visiting rela- ives and friends.
 c. c. Clark a Shreveport attorney. made short vicit Friday to his sister, Mrs J. B. Finney.
 Miss Lucy Davis who will work in the office Of the compress arrived Monday at noon.
 MT. and Mrs J. B. Finney have been visiting at Strong. Mrs. Finney has not yet returned.
 Mrs. c. E. May returned Monday evening from an extended visit in points in Missouri
 H. c Hodges and daughter, Mrs. Gus Phillips, of Arden were in Ashdown Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Guy Mclean and Miss Bagby Of Foreman were here Monday en- route to Texarkana.
 Anita Stewart in "Old Kentucky The sensation of the year at tne Royal Friday and Saturday.
 A mammoth production and the most spectacular show Of the year at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 Don't miss the biggest picture we have ever run, in "Old Kentucky Fri day and Saturday at the Royal.
 Mrs. M. F. Chaytor and Miss Lucy McNeeley of Carlsbad New Mexico. are visiting with Mrs. Clyde Head
 Shaver X Locke have moved their offices to the Cook building. Lon T Jones now occupies ther former office. R. P Lindsay Lyle Cook, Ned Cheev- CT, Wm. Pullen and others were here Monday night attending the Masonic banquet.
 Mrs w. N. Pittman and children arrived Sunday to join MT. Pittman, and the children will enter school here Monday.
 Mrs. Will Price and children have returned from Dodgevil1e, Ia, where they have been visiting Mrs. Prices  mother and father.
 Ed Steadman the little son of J. A. Steadman had the misfortune last week of falling from horse and breaking his arm.
 Mrs. ]. S. Watkins entertained number of young peoDfe Monday even at the Watkins home, honoring guest in the home.
 A great fox chase in which mounted hunters leap hedge anc stream until the fox is brought to bay. At the Rol- al Friday and Saturday.
 O. O. Bilon and wife and mother, Hubie Davis and family W. M. Alten- banner were in Oak Hill Sunday the guests of E. V. Barringe,.
 The thrilling rescue of thorough bred racer from blazing barn by slip of a girl in "Old Kentucky" at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 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.
 A beautiful love story of the loyalty of mountaineer girl 70 her clan, and of her interved feats of daring. In Old Kentucky at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
 w. L. Perkins of Aberdeen Miss was in Ashdown Monday. Mrs. Per kins has been here for several days visiting their daughter Mrs. Clifford Locke.
 The rural mail carrier on Route No ? reports that Monday, Verna, the littl' daughter of Mir and Mrs. T. B. Wad' suffred a broken arm caused by fall ing off the porch.