The Little River news., 1921-11-02
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 Cotton Insurance?-Lon T. Jones. Joe Wilson was over from Richmond Friday
 MT. Rose was here from Oak Hill Saturday,
 c. w Wright was here from Allene Saturday.
 Mrs. Lon T. Jones spent Monday in Texarkana.
 Mrs. P. M Wood spent the week end in Ashdown
 Miss Gladys Norwood went to Fore man Monday
 Emmen Harris was here from Fore man Tuesday.
 ,|red Gyr went to Texarkana Mon / Aay afternoon.
 Ralph Locke was here from Loekes- burg Saturday.
 A D. DuLaney and wife have return ed from Mena.
 Baron Lilly of Richmond was in Ashdown Friday.
 J- n. JOHuSOu OI OSuSI vas III the city Tuesday.
 Sam Seligson of Foreman was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Virgil Davis attended the fair in Shreveport Sunday.
 The usual Halloween pranks were pulled off Monday night.
 Watch that Special for next Satur- day at the Variety Store.
 Be sure and see the two windows at the Variety Store this week.
 Mrs. Gathright of Foreman was shopping in Ashdown Friday
 c. N. Thill left Sunday for Shreye- port where he will attend the fair. The M G. Cs meet tonight with Mrs Lon T. Jcnes at seven-thirty. Miss Beatrice Charlton of Wilton was shopping in Ashdown Thursday. J. E. Walker and Glenn Graves of Paraclifta were in the city Saturday. Miss Edith Collins spent Sunday morning with relatives in Vivian, La. Calvin Kendall of Brownstown was in Ashdown Tuesday attending to busi- ness
 Dr. Fitch preached at the Presby- terian church Sunday and Sunday night
 Mrs Arthur Middlebrooks left Mon day for a few days visit with relatives at Delight.
 IA Quart Enamel. rolled edge dish pan, soc value, Saturday Special, 29c. -Gathright x May Variety Store Burt Collins of Texarkana passed through Ashdown Sunday on his way home from Foreman.
 Mrs. Herman Brown resumed her work at Lindsays Tuesday, after a vacation of several weeks.
 pr. Fitch preached at the Presbyter- ian church Sunday. The church re- ceived two members and baptised enc baby.
 J. E. Collins and son, Phillip, spent Sunday in TeXarkana with Mrs Col- lins who is in a sanitarium at that place.
 Mrs Walter Whit and Miss Grace Schirmer of Texarkana passed through Ashdown Monday On their way to Foreman.
 Frank Rhyme of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Friday. His daughter who is in school here returned home with him for the week end.
 Misses Ruth Fawcett and Lucy Davis and MT. Higginson motored to Texar- kama Saturday evening to meet Miss Davis sister, Mrs Matthews of Mag nolia who spent the week end with Miss Davis.
 A. E. Roberts has returned from Chattanooga, Tenn, where he attend ed the annual reunion of the Confed- crate Veterans. MT Roberts said that he enjoyed this meeting more than any he had ever attended, and he has been to them all.
 J. w. Brewer, night watchman at the United Oil Mills reports that the Halloween ghosts had quite bit of fun at the mill Monday night when they visited the work rooms. A ne- gro thinking they were Kuklux Klans stampeded and ran off, however, re- turning some time later to his work. News was received here Sunday af- ternoon that Clifford Locke, who has been at Mineral Wells, Texas, for his health was in critical condition with little hope for his recovery. His wife joined him Friday. Reports Tuesday were that he was some better. His brother. Frank, went to Mineral Wells Sunday night