The Little River news., 1921-01-19
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ton Monday.
 I s. Schirmer of White Cliffs was here Monday.
 Joel Mills of Wilton was in Ash down Monday. A Bryan Warmack of Texarkana was < here Monday.
 P. s. Davis of Arden Was in Ash down Monday.
 Jake Rhyme of Texarkana spent Sun- day in Ashdown.
 A. B. Phillips of Arden was in Ash down Monday afternoon,
 F. s. Trustworthy was here from Wilton Monday afternoon,
 w. D. Waldrop made business trip to Allene Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. M. Sykes of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Monday
 MT. and Mrs. John Pickett of Wilton were shopping in Ashdown Monday.
 Grant Hopkins of Lynchburg, Ohio, is here looking after his farming in- terests.
 Miss Ole Luton is spending a few days with her parents near Hot Springs.
 Miss Ethel Donham of Foreman was weekend visitor in Ashdown with her parents.
 A. P, Steel went to Idabel the first of the week to defend B. B. Morris, former citizen of Jdahe1
 Mrs. e. Berry, Miss Olivera and MT. Drake of Texarkana spent Sunday in Ashdown with friends.
 Milton Meyer of St, Louis spent the week end in Ashdown, the guest of his brother s. J. Meyer and family.
 R. P. Lindsay returned Saturday from New York, where he had been to buy goods for the Lindsay stores.
 Misses willye Wood, Bess Hopson and Nola Ellis spent the week end at Red Bluff with the family of P. M. svood,
 Dupree Fountain left Monday for < 4arkeville, Ark, where he will work aS1or Fred Gray Jr., in the Arlington Hotel. R. M. Bone, of the First National Bahk, left Monday for Little Rock to attend the farmers-bankers meeting at Little Rock.
 A. B, Waters of the Arkansas State Bank left Monday for Little Rock to attend the farmers-bankers meeting in Little Rock.
 Dr. Fred Thomas spent the week end at Ell Dorado with his parents, and in cidentally looking over the oil situa- tion at that place.
 The Methodist Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O At the Methodist parsonage. It will be a mission study meeting. v
 MT. and Mrs. Claude E. Wilkerson left this week for Arcadia, La, where MT. Wilkerson will be interested with his brother in an oil station. : Alvin Burke and wife of Idabel in the city Monday and in company with Miss Artie Wright went to Hicks and spent the night with MT. and Mrs. J. W. Quarles.
 Mrs. Will Kinard and little son, of Glenwood, were the guests of Mrs. D. R. Fawcell and family Monday while enroute to Foreman to join MT. Kim ard, where they will make their home
 Graham Burnham of Glenwood was in Ashdown Saturday. MT. Burnham is the man who promoted the club house, which it is expected will be built by the Arkansas Press Association on the Caddo.
 Mrs. Geo, Luton, Misses Mary McKin- ney and Mary Brown and Messrs, Frank Brown, Tom Mckinney and John Phillips motored over from Texark- ana Monday to spend the evening as guests of MT. and Mrs. Isom Phillips. were, hostesses Saturday evening to esses to the following with Boston Rock party. The evening was greatly enjoyed. Miss Mona Russell leaves this week for St. Louis to resume her studies. f Broom special for Saturday, January 22 only. One broom to the customer and none sold to children at these prices. Watch the windows; $l.00 broom 59c; 25c broom 14c Come early and stay late,-Gathrght and May Variety. 1-22
 MT. and Mrs. H. C. Locke were host esses to the following with a Boston Rock party Monday evening: MT ant Mrs. B. A, Hartsfield, Mir. and Mrs Grover Cobb, and MT. and Mrs. Page Dainty refreshments of hot chocolat, and sandwiches.
 Chubby Ducket, negro, was iI town Saturday with a live ArmadilIO