The Little River news., 1921-02-23

aI MrS. r. B. DaV1S.
 Allen Winham of Texarkana was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Dr. I. N. Hut of Ogden was in Ash down Monday afternoon.
 Edward Freeman of Wilton was a week end visitor in Ashdown.
 Mrs. J. H. Stull of Long was shop ping in Ashdown Saturday.
 R. w. Turquette spent Sunday in Texarkana with his family.
 Carl Garner of Horatio was in Ash down Sunday visiting friends.
 H. L. Poland left Monday evening for Chicago to attend to business.
 M. l.. Davis of Arden was in Ash down Saturday attending to business.
 Willie Buster, who is in the navy, is at home on short furlough visit ing his parents
 B. H. Baggarley who is teaching near Arden spent Saturday and Sum- day in Ashdown with his family.
 Miss Roberta Jordan of Richmond was in Ashdown last week visiting the family of N. c. McCrary.
 The Methodist missionary society will meet this week with Mrs. O. Leslie in social meeting.
 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
 G. B. White of Shreveport left Sat- nrday after visit with his son, c. O. White.
 Stopftook, Listen! There are just lote and lots of new spring hats at the Millinery Store.
 Mrs. O. e. Cummins of Conway, who has been visiting relatives here for some time, will leave about March the first for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will probably spend the summer
 F. w. Crosby and wife of Washing ton, Pa, were in the city the first of the week looking after interests here.
 R. L. Johnson of Allene passed tuA Ou6A k1OuuOWA 0dJuludy OA ulS way to Philadelphia to visit his family.
 B. E. German of Terra Haute, Ind, was in Ashdown Saturday meeting old friends and looking after property in- terests here.
 The banks and the postoffice were closed Thursday observing Washing tons birthday.
 Buster Brown hosiery. All the newest spring styles.-Mrs. P. B. Davis.
 Miss Nellie Clayburne of Gillham is here taking a business course under the instructions of Mrs. c. B. May.
 Chas A. Scott and son of Orient, Iowa. were in Ashdown last week. MT Scott purchased some land in Oak Hill neighborhood through the H. L. Tol- and agency.
 s. T. Fish left Friday for his home in Chicago after delightful visit with his sister, Mrs. A. Eichold and niece Mrs. S. J. Meyer.
 School was dismissed Tuesday al noon, giving the pupils half day holi- day, on account of Washington's birth. day.
 Dolph Casey has returned from g visit to Oklahoma points. He has pur. chased one of the Harrison houses north of the school building.
 The following were in Texarkans last Friday: Mesdames A. E. Waters c. M. Sutton, Irwin Joyner, HyInond DuPree, and Misses Lillie Chewning Lula Lewis, Beulah Dowden and Ollie Louton.
 Sunday at the Methodist church will be young peoples day and specia sermon will be delivered to theln. Al are requested to attend Seats vii Do renewed
 The ladies of the Ashdown Improve. ment club are giving book shower al the club rooms this Tuesday evening Everyone is invited to attend.
 The young mems bible class of the Baptist church gave banquet in the besement of the church Friday even 1n0. It was largely attended and wat <Greatly enjoyed. Bob. Holman acted lS master of ceremonies Homer Cog. oin talked on "Our Glass;" D. H Tompkins talked on "What the Bible Ohm Means to the Sunday School A D. DdI4aney made q talk on tht nubject. Boys" Dr. J. J. Cloas, pas. tor Of the First Baptist Church o1 Texarkana. made most Interesting address. Rev. Q. s. Wales delivered talk specially adapted to the young man. It was most delightful and IT as most proftapie occasion.