The Little River news., 1920-08-14
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Ben Shaver attended court Ill De- Queen this week.
 F. K. Davis of Foreman was here Friday afternoon.
 F. M. Harris of Foreman was here Friday afternoon.
 Sheriff Bob Pierce was at Foreman Thursday morning,
 J. M Jackson of Nashville was in Ashdown Thursday
 Clint Nelson of Shreveport was here Thursday afternoon.
 Miller Johnson is at Baker Springs this week on his vacation.
 Prof. Pipkin, the new school super intendant, is in the city
 Mrs. Geo. R. Steel left Wednesday for a visit at Loekesburg,
 Attorney Seth C. Reynolds attended court at DeQueen this week.
 J. F. Schirmer of White Cliffs was in Ashdown Tuesday afternoon.
 Homer Scott, a merchant of Cerro Gordo, was in Ashdown Friday.
 Herman Brown is at DeQueen at- tending circuit court this week.
 J. T. Burlingame of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs M A Dupree is at Winthrop visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Lam bert
 Mrs. Fred Hawkins of Nashville was here Wednesday enroute to Tex arkana.
 Miss Sarah Boyd of Little Rock is visiting with AGr and Mrs. Lon Jones this week
 Mrs. Seth C. Reynolds returned last week from an extended trip through the west
 Mrs. L. R. Cobb of Fort Worth, Tex, is here, the guest of her brother, G. D. Gathright.
 Mrs. Lottie City of Ozan is a visitor at the home of her parents, AIr. and Mrs. L. Price.
 Don't blame the man on the wagon if you don't get ice as he is instructed to get the money.
 Miss Ruth Howell of Foreman was a guest this week of Misses Gladys and Mona Russell.
 Miss Elizabeth Sanderson has re- turned home from school to spend a few weeks vacation.
 Lon T. Jones and sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Marr and aunt, Miss Sarah Boyd, mo- tored to Lockesburg Thursday.
 Don't blame the man on the wagon if you don't get ice as he is instructed to get the money.-Ashdown Ice Go.
 Reports from the river are that the boys who are camped there with the ', M. c. A are having great time.
 Don't blame the man on the wagon if you don't get ice as he is instructed to get the money.-Ashdown Ice Go.
 Mesdames Mamie Smith of DeQueen and Alice Pettigrew of Wilton were the guests of Mrs. s. E. Coats this week.
 Miss Sula Sanderson is in Little Rock on a visit of several weeks at the home of AIr. and Mrs. Gus Patter- son.
 Mrs. Frank Lang and children are spending two weeks at Winthrop with the formers mother, Mrs. Davis and family.
 Walter Grady of Lockesburg was in Ashdown Thursday night enroute to his home after a business trip to the Foreman oil well.
 Isaach Williams and family of Far lee, Texas, are visiting the Paul Ker- sten family this week. MT. Williams and Mrs. Kersten are sisters.
 Dr. A. B. Bishops sister, Mrs. Eva Briggs of Little Rock, visited him this Week. Her brother, S. B. Bishop re- turned home with her Sunday for sew eral days.
 Mrs. c. N. Thill returned home Thursday from visit with relatives near Washington, Ark. Miss Beulah Hicks accompanied her home for a visit in this city
 Misses Gladys Norwood and Beth Bowling left Thursday for several days visit in Nashville. Miss Norwood will give several demonstrations to the teachers of Howard county.
 Miss Dorothy Sanderson has return ed from visit at DeQueen with rela- tives, and was accompanied home by her two young cousins, who will Visit here several days.
 Mrs. M. w. Locke returning from 3 visit in Idabel, stopped in Ashdown and spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Emmett Huddleston on her way home at Richmond.
 Bill Scarborough of DeQueen was here Thursday enroute for Hope. Bill was tho Walkino candidate for fay as.