The Little River news., 1921-08-20
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 Ashdown Thursday.
 J. E. Fawcett was over from Ben Lomond Wednesday. y
 Mrs. Carlton Brewed left Thursday for a visit in Little Rock.
 Miss Katrina Mobeley has returned from a visit in Oklahoma.
 V. H. Davis is spending his vacation at Memphis, Miss, this week.
 Hugh McCrary is spending his va cation at Nashville this week.
 Miss Nora Bailey of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday, Mrs. Lloyd Lewis of Richmond was shopping in Aahdown Wednesday. Mrs F. Nichol and children spent the week end with relatives in Fore man.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Bishop and grand son, Maxie, are visiting at Nashville this week
 Roy Leslie of Nashville was visit ing with his brothers, Orus and Pierce this week.
 Mrs. Jim Cunningham of White Cliffs was shopping in Ashdown Thursday
 J. H Barkman of Wilton, and son, Will, of Idabel, were in the city Wednesday.
 ted for game of ball in this city Fri day afternoon.
 Quite a number of Ashdown people are attending the Sevier County re- union this week.
 Miss Martha Pierce, who has been visiting at Mt. Vernon, Texas, return ed home Wednesday night.
 Mrs Will Green of Hugo is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston of the north side.
 Mrs Geo. Milford of Texarkana pas sed through Ashdown Thursday on her way home from Foreman. Miss Ella Fairbairn of Shreveport, and Mrs J. c Matthews of Browns town, were in the city Thursday.
 
 ter, Frances and Mrs. N. c. McCray are visiting relatives in McAister, Okla.
 Miss Lucy Davis returned from Con- way and accepted position with the sCotton Compress in this city as ste nographer.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Rev and Misses Ruth Fawcett and Lucy Davis mo tored to Richmond to the ball game Wednesday.
 Word was received from Joe Freddy this week that he had passed the ex- animation for physical fitness to en- ter the naval academy for training of officers. He is now in Annapolis. MT. and Mrs. c. M. Sutton, Mesdames Will Green. Grover Aubrey and Miss Mamie Johnston motored to Lockes- burg to attend the reunion Thursday. Misses Fern and Ray Few of Sher- man, Texas were the guests of their
 
 Tuesday and Wednesday while enroute home from visit to Hot Springs. The courthouse has just been con- Tletely reroofed. Lee Wilson did the work, using Art Craft roofing. He all so re-roofed the residence of Henry Phillips and J. R. Furlow and the Price Hotel
 We wish to thank our friends for the kindness and beautiful floral Of ferings during the illness and death of our beloved brother and uncle-- Mrs. Mamie Fairbairn and family, Wilton, Ark
 Rev. c. s. Wales will preach at the Baptist church Sunday and Sunday night He has just completed a meet ing at Gillham with 37 conversions and 23 accessions by baptism to the church. Others will join other church. eS.
 Judge and Mrs. w. E. Trustworthy have returned from Mena and will again make their home in this city. They will occupy their old home on Rankin street. Judge Trustworthy and wife have been at Mena about two years. They will be welcomed home again.
 Mrs. E. B Mobley and daughter Miss Katrina, were hostesses to eight tables of Boston Rock and Bridge Fri day morning at their home on the east side The porch was scene oi gaiety where the games were played At the conclusion of the games sand wiches and ice tea were served.
 c. R. Lowe of Neosho, Mo, was in the city Wednesday. He is the man