The Little River news., 1921-06-18
Marvin News.

friends made a business trip to Ash down Tuesday of last week.
 A nice rain was greatly appreciated Wednesday of last week, breaking a ; two Wwek's drouth. MT. and Mrs. w. B. Callicott spent most of Thursday at the McCandless home.
 Misses Beatrice Trammell Edna and | Lucy Callicot visited Mrs Ella Free , man Thursday of last week. 1 Miss Pearl Mabry, Beatrice Trammel visited the Warrick girls Thursday of last week.
 A. D. Warricks, John Lowery and 1 Will Richardson were taking the school enumeration for school district 25 last week.
 Quite few of Marvin's young peo- pie met at the home of MT and Mrs. J. w. McCandless Thursday night to i arrange for a program for their soc- iety.
 Mr, and Mrs. w. w. Callicott and little daughter, Fannie, spent Thurs day night with their son and daugh- ter, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Callicot. We notice our sheriff, Bob Pierce of Ashdown, driving around our neigh borhood Friday of last week. J. T. Trammell was with him.
 D. A. Cook of Foreman paid J. T. Trammell visit Thursoay Of last week.
 J. A. Wickless was learning to be d blacksmith Thursday of last week He has the blacking down fine, but cant say about the smithing.
 Cody Trammell unfortunately got ] kicked by mule Monday of last week, 1 but we are glad to say ,nat the kick was not fatal
 l Other Marvin News.
 J. E. Parr, wife and children Mir and Mrs. J. w. Mocandless and little daughter, Mary, MT. w. B. Callicott and wife and little daughter. Mrs. H. M. and Don Kirk all visited at the Me- | CanuleSS nome sunday.
 More rain here Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mcknight and little son, Douglas, moved from the Will Morgan place to the Jones farm near | Laynsport the early part of this week
 We are under the impression that some of our men-foiks are getting inn patient about getting married as they have gone so far as to announce it publicly
 A truck load of our young people started to the all day singing at Hicks Sunday. but had to turn back on ac- count of the roads being so bad. They reached Wades Chapel in time to eat dime, at the usual hour and all seem ed to enjoy the day. After eating din- ner they all motored to Wallace to the singing.
 Sank Stuart motored to Richmond Sunday to see his friends.
 H. M. Kirk and son, Hersel, left Saturday for Horatio on a business trip.
 w. B. Calicott, G. B. and G. c. Cal licott, J. E. Parr and little son. Chas. were fishing in the drainage canal Saturday. They report good luck. Morgan Kirk and Thelma WarricKs were fishing and hunting Monday.
 Quite bunch of young people call ed on the Warrick girls Sunday even- ing.
 Quite a bunch of our young men went swimming Sunday while the creek was high.
 Richord Miller, Arthur Mauldin and a few others attended the childrens' services at Arden Sunday night.
 Chris Johnson and George B. Me- Candless paid J. T. Trammell and L.E Trammell a visit Sunday evening.
 Mrs. J. E. Parr visite dthe H. M. Kirk home Thursday of last week. i s. J. Dunn of Oklahoma City visited his farm last Wednesday, There is an epedemic among his cattle, but by the aid of the man in charge or ms farm and Dr. L. T. ttabbard and Geo. M. Johnston have the OIsease under perfect control.
 T. F. Scott of Foreman visited at th1 home of A. L. Scottt last Sunday night.
 The taxpayers have been on the hunt for some money for the past few days.
 J. T. Thomas and family were visit ing down about Wades Chapel Satur- day.
 NIisss Clara Dell White, Flora Cart wright are still taking the lead in the singing. All other youngsters please take notice.
 The debate between MT. McCandless and I D Warrjcks affirmative ana