The Little River news., 1921-09-10
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 Hemstitching and pecoting at home.-Mrs. s. I. Middlebrook. If
 Challie Cook went to Texarkana Friday.
 pr R. D. McCrary of Allene was here Tuesday.
 +. G. Kew was in Foreman and Ida bel Wednesday.
 U. Moseley of Wilton, was in Ash down Thursday.
 MT. Edwards of Allene was in Ash down Thursday.
 J. M Sutton was in Foreman We'd nesday morning.
 Jody Fawcett of Foreman was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Sam Seligson of Foreman was in the city Tuesday afternoon. Miss Willie Wood of Red Bluff is visiting friends in Ashdown this week.
 Mrs. P. H. Philips spent few days with relatives in Nashville this week.
 Plain sewing wanted Children's sewing a specially y.-Mrs, c. V. Ivy man. St D Mrs D. Johnson and daughter, Miss Earl, spent Friday morning in Texar- kama,
 c. s, Cobb and Herman Brown were in Nashville Wednesday attending to business.
 Judge Shaver of Texarkana held a term of Chancery Court in Ashdown this week.
 We have pretty new wool jersey and mignonette waists now in stock-Mrs P. B. Davis.
 Mrs Jas. Hemphill of Richmond was taken to Texarkana this week for an operation.
 Mrs. D. P, Wallace of Nashville came over Tuesday for a visit with Dr. A. B. Bishop
 Miss Wyble Wimberly, who has been visiting relatives here returned to her home at Hope, Friday
 Call and see our new hats in soft felts and patterns in velvet and duve- tyn.-Mrs P. B. Davis.
 Mrs. w. G. Wilkerson left this week for Jacksonville, Miss, for an extend ed visit with her daughter.
 Mir and Mrs. Vaughan Pipkin and Mrs. Vaughan of Wilton were shop ping ir Ashdown Thursday,
 A D. Brown, of Hope, was in Ash down Friday. MT. Brown is owner of the Brown Gin in this city
 Mrs. Ross Johnston and little daughter, Johnnie Ross, left Thurs day for Foreman to visit relatives. Ed McCorkel, editor of the Star of | Hope, was in Ashdown Wednesday enroute to Mena for few days visit. We are prepared now to do plain and fancy sewing, also needle work on dresses and coats-Mrs. F. B. Davis.
 I have the agency for Blair's Ideal Steam Laundry of Paris, Tex. All laundry will be strictly cash.-Jen- nings Russell. If Mrs. Bettie Neal of Nashville has been in Ashdown this week, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Graves, and son, A E. Waters.
 I am again in the plumbing busi- ness and will appreciate your work. Call on me for any kind of plumbing dork-Claude Rowe 10-1 John Phillips brought his son, Otis, in to Dr. Meek Wednesday and had his tensile removed, Otis with have to be out of school for several days. Mrs. Altus Phillips who has been visiting relatives in Ashdown left Fri day for her home in Dequency, La., She was accompanied home by little Miss Anne Elizabeth Hunter
 Mrs. R. A. Phillips returned We'd nesday night from Fl Paso where she has been visiting her son, Jack, who 1h OpCI dliOl LOI dp- pendicitis. She reports that Jack is ! much better. Patronize home enterprise. If you need new wagon, buy one made and guaranteed by Paul Kersten & Sons, made of home timber. Will take corn in part pay at market price. We will make you wagon any style or size. Come and see our stock on hand. We can save you money HEMSTITCHING, PBCOTING, 1Oc