The Little River news., 1922-11-25
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Ed Cannon was here from F reman Wednesday.
 Mrs. P H. Phillips went to Horatic Thursday
 o. E. Griffin was here from IdabeI Wednesday.
 Isador Marcus was here from Fore man Friday.
 Mrs Wiley Coley of Foreman was Ii Ashdown Friday.
 R. s. Davis of Arden was here on business Thursday.
 Sam Seligson was here from Fore man Thursday.
 Geo. Crawford was over from Ben Lomond Thursday.
 P. B. Dowden was over from Tex arkana Wednesday.
 John Andrew Brothers was over from Richmond Thursday.
 Mrs. Jim Pipkin of Wilton was shop ping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 J. A. Wright of Arden was here Thursday on his way to Texas.
 Mrs. c. o. White of Foreman was shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 A. J. Nixon of Broadacre, Ohio, Is here looking after his interests.
 Dan Phillips will leave today for California on prospecting trip.
 Miss Flora Belt of Conshatta, La, is the guest of her niece, Hiss Gladys Brown.
 P. G. Traylor has moved to town, To- eating on the east side near the school building.
 w. c. Withem of near Arden was in Ashdown Thursday attending to busi- ness.
 Mrs. John Meredith of Wilton was in Ashdown Wednesday enroute home from Foreman
 Chas. Solley and Earnest Thill re- turned Thursday from a business trip to Shreveport.
 Mrs. Walter Dunn and Miss Ludia Buchanan of Foreman motored to Ash down Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Locke and MT. and Mrs. T. B. Cook motored to Tex arkana Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Homer Coggins of Ho ration are the guests of relatives in Ashdown this week. Mrs. Leo Dodson and baby, of Hot Springs are visiting Mrs. Dodson's mother, Mrs. J. T. Bowling. Mrs. Lydia Bryant of Little Rock is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carleton l Brewer, here this week. Mesdames Vaughan Pipkin and i Grady Vaughan of Wilton were shop ping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Mrs Dudley Waldrop and children left Wednesday for visit with her brother, B. V. Hunter and family, at Hot Springs w. G. Hunter accom- panied them as far as Texarkana.
 MT and Mrs. Carleton Brewer mot ored to Texarkana Thursday afternoon to meet Mrs. Brewers sisters, Miss Clara-May ,Caulder and Mrs. Rosco Bryant, of Little Rock, who will visit with them.
 Rev. E. B. Brown of Nashville preached at the Baptist church in thls city Sunday Rev. c. s. Wales filled the latter's pulpit at Nashville on the same day.
 A. J. Russell and wife went to Texarkana Thursday afternoon. They hoped to be able to bring their son Jennings back with them.
 Dr. P. H. Phillips is planning to build 6 modern residence on his pro- perty near the school building The old building will be torn down and the new one placed on the lot. The work is expected to start in short time.
 Mrs. s. w. Fulkerson entertained al her home on the East Side Thursday night with a childs party. Some oi the girls were dressed as little boys and some as little girls. Various games were played. A vote taken was taken On the prettiest girl, whict Muarl Chambers won and for the cut est boy, Verna Ataway won. EIo chocolate and cake were served.
 Those who attended the meenng' of the Masonic bodies at Little Rocl this week were: N. c. McCrary anC wife, Mrs Garrett, E. B. Mobley, c s. Cobb, G. D. Gathright and R. M Bone.
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