The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-11-03

Mrs. Hensley of Red Bluff was shop
ping in Ahsdown Saturday.
/. w Holmes of Richmond was in
Ashdown Sunday afternoon.
], A. Brothers of Richmond was in
Ashdown Sunday afternoon.
R. D. Cuff of Richmond was here
Monday attending to business.
Miss Winnie Perry of Richmond was
shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Buster of Red
Bluff visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Meyer returned
Saturday from visit in Lake Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Motif of Richmond
were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Fleniken Of Tex
arkana were week end visitors in Ash
down.
Miss Louise Goats spent the week
end with friends at Nashville.
]. 0. Livesay of Foreman was in
Ashdown Monday.
Ed Hollowell of Foreman was in the
city Monday,
Mrs. D. R, Fawcett is spending a
few days with relatives at Morris
Ferry.
visit with her mother at Mineral
Springs.
Mrs, w. M. Sykes and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Richmond were in Ashdown
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Freeman of
Wilton were week end visitors in
Ashdown.
Mrs. B. B. Norman is visiting rela-'
tives and attending the fair in Shreve-
port this week,
Mrs. Kate Finley and family of Pey-
tonville attended the funeral of Gus
Patterson Sunday.
Nathan Furlow and L. L. Cofield Of
Ogden were in Ashdown Monday at
tending to business.
DR.. C. e. May went to Little Rock
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
niece who died Saturday
Ernie Davis, manager the Lindsay
store at Horatio, was in Ashdown
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Duffey of Hope
were guests of the latters sister, Miss
Gladys Norwood, Sunday.
u VI
cd through Ashdown Sunday on his
way home from Little Rock.
Miss Fannie Buster who is with the
Dorman Farms Company at Nashville,
tpent the week end at home.
Miss Lucy Furlow, who is teaching
! school at Hope, spent the week end
with her parents in Ashdown,
Miss Louise Williams of Foreman
was Sunday visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS II, Williams,
Mrs. r. P. Lewis, of Lewisville, KY,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. v. F. War
rock, at the New Johnson Hotel.
R. W. Turquette returned Monday
from Texarkana here he spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his family.
Miss Faye Crosnoe has guest fer
the weekend, Miss Louise Coats, of
Ashdown, Saturdays Star of Hope.
Miss Hettie Robinson left this morn
ing for Ashdown to teach in the public
school of that town.-Stephens News.
Friday.
Jim Boyer of Little Rock accom-
panied the funeral party from Little
Rock Sunday, and attended the funer-
al, returning Monday.
Miss Katie May Rafters of Texark-
ana was the week end guest of Miss
Ixora Buster. while enroute to Nc
Nab where she will teach school.
Mems Women's and Children's Silk
and Lisle Hose at rs per cent off. New
merchandise arriving all the time. Wis
1t us we will help you save.-Gath-
rights Variety. 1t
Kansas City Southern passenger
train No. / was delayed here for sew
eral hours Monday morning on account
Of broken engine. An engine from
freight train came to the rescue and
the train made its way southwark at
$40 o'clock.
Take advantage Of these low prices
~
Triumph Pcrcale, yd. wide, 25c; Mems
Heavy weight bleached unionsuits,
S1.8b; Union made Overal.s, $2.50.--
Gathright's Variety, 1t