The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1920-11-10

Ashdown Friday. q
Willard Locke of Richmond was in
Ashdown Sunday
Henry Sykes of Richmond was in
Ashdown Monday.
George Caps of Wildwood was in
Ashdown Tuesday.
Dr. w. E. Vaughan was here from
Richmond Tuesday.
Prof Thos Perry of Richmond was
in Ashdown Saturday.
Sam Sielgson of Foreman spent Sun
day afternoon in Ashdown.
Mrs. S. J. Seastrunk of Allene was
shopping in Ashdown Monday.
Mrs. j. E.. Bowman of Allene was
shopping in Ashdown Saturday,
Miss Una Wilson spent the week
end with her parents at Gurdon.
Clarence Chamberlain of Shreveport,
La, spent Tuesday in Ashdown.
Mrs. B. v. Hunter and children spent
Sunday with relatives near Foreman.
F. M. Davis of Foreman was in Ash
down Saturday attending to business.
Miss Edith Rhyme spent the week
end with her parents at Ben Lomond.
r. P. Lindsay of Foreman was at
tending to business in Ashdown Mon
day.
Miss Marjorie Thomas spent the
week end with her parents at Arkadel-
phia,
Mesdames Jim Pipkin and Cash of
Wilton were shopping in Ashdown
Moday
E. E. Reynolds, formerly of Ash
down, was here Monday visiting old
friends.
w. L. Lindsay of DeKalb, Texas,
was in Ashdown Monday attending to
business.
S, A. Maddox is having some brick
work done on his building on Com
merce street.
T. o. Campbell of Richmond was
in Ashdown Sunday on his way to
Morris Ferry
Charley Grady of Texarkana spent
Monday, the guest of Mrs. j. T. Cowl-
ing and family.
Henry Ellis of Foreman was in Ash
down Friday visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ross Johnston.
The oil mill is operating again after
two days shutdown on account of a
broken coupling.
Mrs. D. r, Fawcett returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with relatives
ut Morris Ferry. ~
Undertaken B. " Hunter was called
to Foreman Sunday to ~embalm the
body of Carl Schuman.
Mrs, s. X. Waldrop of Wilton visited
Aer parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. To-
land and family Monday. DO.
County Clerk Emmett Huddleston is
having a new complete outfit of filing
cabinets placed in his office,
l.. M. Warmack, of Kansas City,
formerly owner of the light plant in
Ashdown, was here Tuesday
Gardner Eubank, who has been
working in Foreman, returned to Ash
down to make his home here.
Miss Hazel Wood returned to Red
Bluff Monday after assisting in the
Lindsay store for several days.
Mrs. Will Green of Hope is in Ash
down visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. U. Johnston of the East Side.
Willie Buster left Monday night on
No. for Great Lakes Naval school,
where he will begin three-year- en-
listment in the navy,
Hemphill Bizzell of Lockesburg ar
rived Monday with several teams, and
will place them on the gravel haul on
District No. 8, the Peytonville road.
..
Patterson left Tuesday for Little Rock,
and the former will move her house
hold goods to this city and make her
home here.
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Mrs. Patterson of Richmond visited
relatives in Ashdown Monday. Her
little granddaughter, Mary Francis
Patterson, and Miss Sarah Boyd, &C
companied her home for weeks visit.
Mrs. PM. Wood of Red Bluff was
in Ashdown Saturday. She was ac-
companied home by her daughter, Miss
Willye, who spent the week end with
her parnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. v. Anderson of
Bismark, Okla, were here Monday Wis
iting the formers sister, Mrs. Bob
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson were