The Little River news., 1922-09-06
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kama Monday.
 Harry Hicks was here from Shreve- port Sunday.
 I. w. Holmes was here from Rich mond Monday.
 Dr.. Vaughan was over from Rich mond Monday
 W. M. Sykes was over from Rich mond Tuesday.
 Rev. Dunn of Richmond, was in Ashdown Monday,
 Poland Meridith of Wilton was in Ashdown Monday.
 Mrs. S. K Waldrop of Wilton spent Sunday in the city.
 Mrs. Annie Wade of Route No. has moved to Ada, Oklahoma.
 See that Dry Goods Special Win dow at the Variety Store.
 Russell Milford of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. John Coggins left Sunday for few days visit at Horatio.
 Mrs. U. Moseley of Wilton was shopping in Ashdown Monday.
 Read our announcement of new gin ming prices-Temple Cotton Oil Go. Miss Edna Walker of Ben Lomond was shopping in Ashdown Saturday. Mrs. J. H. Embry returned last week from a vacation in Polk county Frank Locke has returned from Kansas City where he has been work ing.
 Ralph Hughes left Suday for Southern Texas where he has a posi- tion.
 Mrs.J. T. Caples left Monday for Kansas City where she will visit rel atives.
 o. F. Hurley left Saturday for Mus kogee, Okla. where he has accepted position.
 Miss Edith Rhyme of Ben Lomond is visiting relatives and friends here this week.
 Mrs. Julia Hicks of Shreveport is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Locke, of this city.
 The Methodist Missionary Society will meet in a social meeting Wednes day at g.
 The Eolia Goolsby bible class will postpone their meeting until the last Thursday in October.
 Mrs. L. J. Atkinson and children of Foreman spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis.
 The machinery for the new gin, the Home Gin Co.,, has arrived and is be- ing installed this week.
 Mr and Mrs. Will Kinard and little son of Ben LCmond spent Sunday in Ashdown with relatives Willard Wood returned Friday from Greenfield, Mo, after visit with his grandparents at that place. MT. and Mrs. Cortez Brewer of Ben Lomond were in AshdOwn Saturday looking for a house to rent. Mrs Clint Faulkner of New Orleans is the guest of her sisters, Miss Lula Lewis and Mrs w. I. Joyner.
 David Draper, Sam Meyer and Ross Johnston left Sunday night for Fort Smith to attend meeting the Shrin CTS.
 Special attention given to Long Staple Cotton and cotton from which seed is to De saved-Temple Cotton Oil Co.
 Mrs. H. H. Orton and children were among those who spent the summer in the mountains. They have returned home.
 Mrs. Spencer of Beaumont was 1T Ashdown Sunday on her way home after visit with her brother, P. A Ayres, at Red Bluff.
 F. A. Sarasin left Tuesday for Ida bel and Broken Bow to look aftel some of the ginning machinery of the Temple Cotton Oil Co.,
 G. E. Goodlow of Foreman was il Ashdown Saturday, MT. Goodlow k
 
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 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Brown left Sun day for Ashdown where they will mak' their home. The trip was made over land in their car-Star of Hope.
 Tom Jester is placing material ol the ground for the construction of nice home in the Goldsmith Addition The location is by the gravel road t Peytonville.
 Miss Lola Carriker returned hom Saturday from Texarkana where sh underwent an operation earlier il the week. She was able to ente school Monday.