The Little River news., 1921-04-20
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down Saturday.
 P. s. Trustworthy was here from Wilton Monday.
 Jake Rhyme of Texarkana visited in Ashdown Sunday.
 Judge Tom Barnes of IdaDel was in Ashdown Monday.
 Dr. A. N. Wood returned Tuesday from Little Rock.
 Bill McCelland of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Saturday.
 R. P. Lindsay attended to business at Horatio Monday.
 Carl Garner of Horatio was a Sun- day visitor in Ashdown.
 Mrs. T. F. Herring spent Sunday in Foreman with relatives
 K. F. Jones of Corn Hill was in Ash down on business Monday.
 Mrs. George Briant spent tho week end at Hope visiting reiatives
 I. B. Lowery of Foreman was in Ashdown on business Monday
 Mrs. s. w. Free of Arkinda was shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Miss Irene Bookout of Idabel has been the guest of Miss Myrtle Fur low.
 in Ashdown Monday attending to busi- ness. w. B. Coley was here from Fore man Saturday on his way to Texar- kama.
 Mrs. c. L. Briant returned Monday from an extended visit with friends in Texas. Misses Pearl Dowda and Gladys | Ford were in Texarkana Saturday | evening. N. c. McCrary returned Monday | from trip to Little Rock and Hot | Springs.
 Homer Welch and S. J. Meyer left Sunday for Little Rock to attend to business.
 Mrs. H. l.. Poland and daughter, Marguerite, visited at Nashville Fri- day and Saturday
 s. J. Meyer returned Tuesday from Little Rock where he had been to buy good for Rosenzweig's.
 Homer Welch returned Tuesday from Little Rock where he went to buy goods for kolb and Welch.
 c. s. Keener, Bob Thrash, J. R. Daniels and B. F. Garner went to Hope Sunday to visit the storm district.
 Mrs. .. M. Orrison and children left Saturday for lengthy visit in Kan sas City, Mo-, and Erie and Ottawa, Kansas.
 The Methodist Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. M A. Locke We'd nesday. Circle No. 1 will have cake and pie sale the following Satur- day Phone orders to Mrs. A. P. Steel Mrs. E. B. Merriman and children of Little Rock have been visiting the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Rayburn.
 A. C. King of Fruita, Colorado, has been in Ashdown this week the guest of his nephew, D. H. Tompkins. MT. King is lecturer.
 
 Sunday from Little Rock. They are located in the residence formerly oc- cupied by MT. and Mrs. Will Price. Mrs. Holt of Washington was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Hartsfeld, who had an attack of appendicitis. Mrs. Hartsfield is able to be up. w. r GaDimill left for Little Rock Monday in response to a message ar- ncurcing th;t his daughter, Mrs. Ben Diles, was seriously ill and not ex- pected to live Dr. Hammonds of the First Church of Texarkana delivered fine address at the Methodist church in Ashdown Sunday afternoon on the subject of Christian Education" A large crowd attended We are now located in our new building on Commerce street with our meat market and grocery, and will be very glad if you will call and look our stock over. Everything is new and up to date, and we can give you anything you need in our line.-City Meat Market, J. T. Reed & Son, Props
 There will be a directors meeting at the court house Friday, April the 22nd at l o'clock p. m. Every school director in the county is invited to be present. We have a number of things we want to consider before the May election Come and let us req son together for the advancement of our schools.-L. F. Wheelis. county superintendent.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Ben Noland who formerly lived here, but now reside at Delark, will be glad to hear that their two oldest daugh-