The Little River news., 1922-08-09
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 Chas. Hill was here from Nashville Thursday.
 Jess Buster of Red Bluff was il Ashdown Tuesday
 Will Kinard was here from BeI Lomond Thursday.
 Gene Harris of Foreman was here on business Thursday
 Prof. Bryan Goodson of Foreman was in the city Thursday.
 H. H. Orton left Thursday fer Q business trip to Little Rock.
 Miss Eronda Ray of Nashville is the guest of Miss Eva Johnson this week
 Mrs Herbert Aston of Spiro, Okla. is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Marr.
 s. J. Meyer left Thursday for St. Louis to purchase the fall goods for Rosenzweig's.
 R. P. Lindsay left Thursday night for St. Louis to purchase fall and winter goods.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Johnson and lit tie son, are visiting relatives in Brownstown this week.
 Mrs. Pearl Orton has returned from a summer trip incluring Fayetteville, Mena and Bog Springs.
 Rev. z. D. Lindsay left Thursday for the Ozarks to take his vacation on a camping expedition.
 A. L. Black and family of Jasper, Texas, arrived this week for visit with C. c. Thompson and family.
 Miss Ruth Fawcett, Mrs. Arthur Middlebrooks and Muriel Ross spent Thursday morning in Texarkana.
 Quite party of local people with their families are taking their annual outing at the shed on Little River.
 Rev. c. s. Wales has closed very successful meeting at Gillham. He will begin a meeting at Grannis Sun day.
 Garrett Whitesides of Washington, D. C., secretary of Senator Caraway, was in the city a short time Thurs day
 Bob Pierce returned from Little Rock Thursday, where he has been making headquarters during his cam paign.
 Mrs. c. B. Dritt of Lockes5urg is in the city this week the guest of Miss IneZ Burlington. She will teach here this year.
 Dr. c. E. May M. c. and Dee John- son, A. D. DuLaney and w. D. Wal drop left Thursday for the mountains for an outing.
 Mrs. A. P. Boyce and children of Lockesburg are visiting Mrs. Boyce's mother, Mrs. Annie Lambright, and sister, Mrs. O. Leslie.
 Prof. w. F. Lee and wife and two sons of Norman, Oklahoma, are visit ing with the o. Kolb family. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Kolb are sisters.
 There will be no preaching at the Baptist church Sunday. On the third Sunday Dr. J. s. Compere, editor of the Baptist Advance, will preach.
 Presiding Elder Simmons will preach at the Methodist church Sun day morning and will hold quarter ly conference immediately after
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Davis of Arden are visiting their son, W. P, Davis and family, in the northwest exten- sion field, of the Burk Burnett Oil field.
 Elberta Peach Trees, government inspected and certified, in lots of 1000 15r, lesser quantities 18c, delivered your station.-F. L. Spence, Arkinda Arkansas 30
 B. A. Hartsfeld returned Tuesday night from Washington, where he has been spending his vacation. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Hartsfield who has been visiting in Washington for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. N. c. McCrary, Mrs Pearl Orton, Misses Hattie and Ger trude Curran, Sallie Mobley, Juanita Twyman, Rose Sanderson, Dot West brook and Jim Sanderson, Jr, motor ed to Texarkana to attend the Christ ian Indeavor convention Friday.
 Miss Eva Johnson was hostess tC three tables of bridge Thursday after. noon honoring her guest, Miss Ray ot Nashville. At the conclusion of the game a lovely salad course was serv ed. Those present were Misses Lii lian Sarasin, Bill Haizlip, Willie Bish op, Rose Sanderson, Ethel and Lola Donham, Hazel Perkins, Eliabetl