The Little River news., 1921-10-26
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" S. Crouch of Ogden Wes in tie city Saturday.
 R. F. Evans was here from Little Rock, Monday.
 Will Bearden was a visitor in Tex arkana Sunday. c. B. Henderson was here from Tex arkana Sunday.
 Jeff Scott of DeQueen was in the city Tuesday on business.
 E. w. Dowd of Horatio was in the city on business Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Winifred Mills of Will ton motored to Ashdown Monday.
 Harry F'redheim of Camden is spehding a few days in Ashdown.
 Attend the A. I. c. dinner Friday Benefit domestic science department,
 Miss Eleanor Gillian spent the week end with her parents at hocke6- burg.
 Charley Stephens of Foreman was visitor in Ashdown Friday of last week
 Miss Graft of Texarkana passed thrpugh Ashdown Monday enroute to Idabel.
 Miss Blanche Norman of Texarkana spent Saturday night and Sunday in Ashdown.
 Mrs. J. E. Locke and Miss Inez Bull lington motored to Foreman Sunday afternoon.
 George R. Steel returned to Mena Sunday where he is holding term of Circuit Court,
 Owens Lowery of Foreman was in astdown Sunday on his way to Horatfo to visit friends.
 J. W. Mccullough of near Richmond was attending to business in Ashdown Monday morning.
 Mrs Nose Ataway and niece, Miss Yonngblood, were visitors at Allene Sunday afternoon.
 Prof. l. w. Holmes, superintendent of the schools at Richmond, was in the city Monday afternoon.
 Misses Natalie Williams and Hazel Wood spent the week end with Miss Willie Wood at Red Bluff. Mrs. P. B. Williams and daughter, Miss Louise, are visiting relatives and friends in Foreman this week,
 MT. and Mrs. VI. c. Johnson went to Columbus Saturday night to visit the formers mother, who is very ill.
 Mrs. Lon T. Jones visited her sister, MrA J. E. Collins, who is in sanitar- ium at Texarkana, Tuesday morning. A. H. Grace of Vivian, La, who for merly lived in this county, is here this week helping to move the Roberts rig.
 Miss Jewel Beans and Mary Godbolt of Idabel passed through Ashdown Muhday on their way home from Tex arkana.
 Mir. and Mrs, s. J. Meyer and child ren and Mrs A. Eichold and Miss Lena Fawcett motored to Foreman Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs, W. l.. Phillips and chill dren went to Hope Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. Phillips sister Mrs. lett Orton.
 Mrs Hal Norwood returned to her home in Mena Sunday, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Rosco Wood, of the West Side.
 Jack Moseley of Vivian, La.. is in Ash shdown visiting with relatives and friends. He is also trying his luck with the Little River county squirrels
 Miss Pearl Dowda was accompani- ed to Texarkana Tuesday morning by her sisters, Mrs Sam Bryant, of yMur- freesboro, Gladys Ford and MT. and Mrs Oscar Hampton.
 Mrs. Leo Dodson and Miss Nell CuWling, of Ashdown were weekend visitors of Miss Gladys Norwood at the home of Mrs. Patrick Duffie on West Third Avenue.-Star of Hope.
 W. L. Perkins has returned from a business trip to Kansas City and other points. He has just closed deal for the sale of the Scott farm at Ultimat- hule, the deal amounting to S15S,OO0.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lon T. Jones, Misses Ruth Fawcett and Edith Collins and Phillips Collins motored to Texarkana Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs. Ed Col lins who is in a local sanitarium at that place.
 There will not be any meeting of the Methodist Ladies Missionary Society this week, as we are invited to meet with the Baptist ladies at their spec ial service conducted by Dr. Whiting tod at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.