The Little River news., 1921-02-26

booker Green of Howard county was in Ashdown Thursday.
 County Treasurer E. M. billiard was in Foreman Thursday.
 R. P Lindsay was at Horatio Thu rsday attending to business.
 Mrs. Jennit Russell of DeQueen spent Wednesday in Ashdown.
 J. A. Mcdonald was in Foreman Tuesday attending to business.
 A. D DuLaney was at Texarkana Thursday attending to business.
 D. w. Wheeler of Wilton was here Wednesday attending to business.
 Mrs. A. E. Waters is visiting rela- tives and friends at Mineral Springs.
 Assessor Gray of Foreman was in Ashdown Thursday attending to busi- ness.
 .J l. Johnston is reported to be im- proving this week, after several weeks illness.
 Calvin Sutton and J. M Sutton at tended the bankers meeting at Texar- kama Thursday.
 R. M. Bone, of the First National Bank, attended the bankers meeting at Texarkana Thursday.
 S. J. Meyer returned Friday from the East where he bought the spring goods for Rosenzweig's.
 w. l.. Perkins of Aberdeen, Miss, was in the city Friday visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Locke.
 The Ice Cream Company is now in position to fill all orders or any spec ial orders. Your patronage solicited. 70. A. Fowler. 11-tf
 All the secretaries of the Chambers of Commerce in Southwest Arkansas will attend luncheon at Hope next Friday.
 Harmon Bishop of Nashville was here Thursday enroute for visit to his grandfather, MT. Blanton, of Ida bel, Okla
 Leslie Lindsay of Foreman, mana ger of the Lindsay store at that place, was in Ashdown Thursday attending to business.
 Little Miss Lola Pauline Fomby came to her parents hom, MT. and Mrs. John R. Fomby, at Blackeby school house, Feb. 18th.
 A meeting of the farm buerau dir ectors was held in Ashdown Friday afternoon. The meeting. was in pro- gress as we went to press.
 John Pullen and Ed Fraundfelder of Foreman were in Ashdown on business Wednesday. The latter is manager of the Sullivan test we'll which is being drilled near Foreman.
 Mrs. s T. Fish who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Eichold, left Friday for her home in Chicago. She was accompanied as far as Hope by Mrs. s. J. Meyer
 D. A Cook of Foreman was in the city Friday morning. MT. Cook is chairman of the Bankers Association of this district, and had been attend ing the meeting at Texarkana.
 Circle Number Three of the Pres byterian Society will have pie sale Saturday afternoon. Place orders with Mrs. N. c. McCrary, Mrs. H. H. Orton, Mrs. Robt. Bowles or Mrs. J. E. Locke
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. McLarty of Amity arrived Wednesday to be present at the marriage Sunday afternoon of their niece, Miss Ollie Luton to MT. l.. F.. Wheelis, which takes place Sum- day afternoon in this city.
 A. B. Bishop Jr., third officer on the ship Lake Connonsburg visited his uncle, Dr. A. B. Bishop Wednesday night while enrout to Oklahoma. He arrived in New York February 9th direct from Alexandria, Egypt.
 J. H. Clardy, the new agent for the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf, at this plaeo, is here to take up his duties when the new station is occupied Tuesday. MT. Clary comes from the station of Pearcy on the east end of the line.
 Next Sunday will be young peoples service at the Methodist church at Il o'clock. This will be special ser vice for the young people. Special sermon, special music, and reserved seats for young people. All of the young people of the town are cordially invited to attend.
 The street running from the gravel road at the J. M. Sullivan store on the east side of town to the top of the hill in the cemetery will be graded and graveled. The work will cost $500, and the money is being raised by public subscription. The amount will be easily raised.