The Little River news., 1922-09-27
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"Variety Store, 15c.
 Walter Bowling of Brownstown was in the city Tuesday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Paul Sanders the 20th F pound boy.
 Emmett Baker of Mena was in the cotton market here this week,
 Mrs GathIight of Foreman was shopping in Ashdown Friday.
 Shinola Shoe Polish all colors, Sat. Sale per box, 5c.-Variety Store.
 Miss Eloisc Dunn Of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Monday. D. A. M. Judd of Peytonyille was in Ashdown Monday marketing cotton. 1O-4 Peppcral Bleached Sheeting, Sale Sat. per yard 45c.-Variety Store Mir and Mrs. s. J. Meyer are ex- pected home from St. Louis Thurs day
 Ted Hughes of Joplin, Mo, is here this week visiting his wife and little son.
 Isador Marcus of Foreman spent Monday night and Tuesday in Ash down.
 Mrs. J. R. Furlow left Saturday for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Nolen.
 J. R. BowIes of Haynesville, La, spent the week end here with his family.
 A. E. Waters and wife visited rela- tives at Nashville and Mineral Springs Sunday.
 T. E. Gill, of Oil City, La, sent a few days here this week visiting his parents.
 Mrs. Geo. Buster and little son of Red Bluff were shopping in Ashdown Monday
 MT and Mrs. w. M. Gathright of Foreman were in Ashdown Tuesday morning.
 Miss Louise Williams of Texarkana is the guest of the family of Jas. H.. Williams
 H. w. Gray, tax assessor, was here from Foreman Monday on his way to White Cliffs. i. Grady Vaughan, the Wilton drug gist, was in Ashdown Monday attend ing to business.
 MT. and Mrs. Ted Hughes are the proud parents of a baby boy, born September 22nd.
 P. s. Kinsvcr,hy, the Wilton mer- chant, was looking after business here Monday afternoon
 Rev. W. A. Rule, tEe new pastor of the Methodist church at Foreman, was in the city Monday.
 Mrs. Odell of New Boston, arrived Monday for visit wi;h her sister, Mrs. J. A. Mcdonald. Hal Sutton went to Ben Lomond Tuesday to attend the funeral of his cousin, Gland Walker.
 Mrs. Lucy Walker returned Fri day from Ft Worth where she has been visiting relatives.
 Pepperal Bleached 2 yards wide. Last word in sheeting, Sale Sat. at Variety Store, per yard 45e.
 We are now operating our new gin and will be pleased to have your pat ronage.-The Home Gin Co.
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Faulkner spent Sunday in Texarkana, the guests of MT. and Mrs P. B. Dowden.
 The Home Gin Company, owned by home folks, is LOW ginning. Give us a trial-H. H. Orton, Manager.
 F. A. Sarasin has rented the home of J. R. Bowles. MT Bowles has nov ed his family to Haynesville, La
 P M. Wood, Joe German, P. A. Ayres and Wallace Dickinson of Red Bluff were in Ashdown Saturday.
 The Methodist missionary society will meet at o'clock Wednesday tafarnoon at the church in deyo- tional meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. ChaG, Whitten Of Ida bel passed through AshdoWn Tues day on their way to their homo from Hayneaville, La.
 Mrs. Jim Webber left Sunday for a visit with her parents at England. She will also visit St. Louis before her return home.
 Migscs zelma Goodwin and Marjorie Jester and Douglas Jester motorad over from Tcxarkana Sunday after nocn to visit Miss Myrtle Furlo"
 c. N. Bradshaw who aas bee1 working in Missouri for the past five months, returned homo Monday. Mrs Bradshaw will be homo in abou. a month.
 Mrs. W. H. Alexander and li,Lle daughter, of Mineral Springs, arriy- ed Monday for visit with Mrs Alex anders parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Johnston.