The Little River news., 1920-12-04
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 Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone SHE'LL.
 George Buster was here from Red Bluff Wednesday,
 666 quickly relieves cold. 1-20
 w. M Gathright of Foreman was in Ashdown Thursday.
 666 breaks cold suicker than any remedy we know. 1-20
 Dr. Guy Shirey of Fort Worth, Texas, was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone S11-F-1-1.
 Rupert Steel, the DeQueen cotton man. was on .pr streets Friday.
 Rpb4dy TsI, relieves Rheumatism, Mtrazia spssins. 1-2o
 Don't fai~tO attend the special sale at Mrs. P. B. Davis, Saturday only.
 Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone 811-F-1-1
 Mrs. w. w. Dickinson of Red Bluff was shopping in Asndown Thursday
 If you are looking for bargains at tend the sale at Mrs. F. B. Davis Sat urday
 P. s. Trustworthy of Wilton was at tending to business in Ashdown Fri day morning.
 Take dinner with the Methodist lad les Saturday. A Christmas tree of bazaar goods.
 Alvy Freeman has returned home af- ter spending several months in the Western States.
 Mrs. Emmett Huddleston is spending the week at Richmond with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. M. w. Locke.
 Mrs. Albert Perot of DermOt passed through Ashdown Wednesday on her way to Foreman to visit relatives.
 Mrs, s. E. Medley has returned from Lewisville. after weeks visit with her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. John Mccoy
 Henry Smith and Few Holmes of Richmond have recently enlisted with the marines and at at Paris Island, South Carolina.
 Mrs. R. M. Bone and little daughter will leave in a few days for a Christ mas visit with Mrs. Bone's parents in 1ongview, Texas.
 Mrs. Jimmie Sutton and sister, Miss Sue Sutton, and father, Will Sutton, of Ben Lomond were tracing Tn Ash down Wednesday.
 A dinner and bazaar will be given by the Methodist ladies at the Gold smith building next to Lindsay's on Saturday, December 4th.
 Judge and Mrs. Wright Prickett of Mena and Mrs. F. B. Williams of Fore man, left Thursday after a visit with MT. and Mrs. J. H. williams.
 Grandma Boyd has returned from De Ridder, La, where she has been visit ing. Her little grandchildren, Frank and Sis Boyd, returned with her.
 Mrs. w. w. York received message ;Friday from her brother, Dave Coulter, stating that he was in hospital in Dallas for an operation for appendI- citis.
 Come and have social chat with Presbyterian ladies next Tuesday af- ternoon, and look over their display of nrottv fhipOc n,avha vo,, will find something you will like, rsq sr
 There isn't anything like helping the other fellow, and if you want to feel real good, come and help the Presby- terian ladies by. buying some of their articles and taking nice cup of choc- plate
 Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield returned Thu rsday from Washingto-, where she has been visiting relatives. Little David MerreM, three months old, ac- companied her home and will make its home with them for some time. N Fred Gyr, a local lumberman, is building him home on Rankin street, east of the Donham residence He will build small house now and later build a nice home. He failed to find . house for rent and decided to build one of his own. TFi3 tsa
 Mfr and Mrs. Clifford Locke left early Wednesday morning for, Aber- deen, Miss on receiving a telegram stating that Mrs. sLockeis sisster was very seriously'ill. MT. and Mrs. Locke drove to Texarkana where they caught an early morning train.
 The circles of the Presbyterian church met in regular session on We'd nesday afternoon and decided tosnave their bazaar and serve chocolate and sandwiches on next Tuesday al the Farm Bureau Building. Come and see -1y I4s. Al k =