The Little River news., 1922-10-18
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Monday.
 S. K. Waldrop was here from Wilton Monday. x
 HI. Furlow of Ogden was in the city Tuesday.
 Walter May spent Sunday afternoon in Winthrop. Dr. Vaughan was over from Rich mond Monday
 Buck Johnson was here from Oak Hill Saturday
 Bob Sellers of Foreman was in Ash down Monday.
 Dr. R. D. McCrary was here from Allene Tuesday.
 Russell Milford of Ben Lomond was here Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. P. NJ. Wood spent Sun day in Ashdown
 Rev. B. F. Cannon of Wilton was in the city Monday.
 Miss Jonnie. Rhyme was shopping in Texarkana Saturday.
 w. N Burt of Oak Hill was in the city Tuesday morning.
 Attorney Otis Gilleyen was here from Foreman Monday.
 Mrs. J. R. Boyer spent Sunday af- trenoon at Morris Ferry
 We are pleasing others, let us please you.-The Home Gin co. If Sat. Sale-12 snap-on Clothes Pins, half price, sc, at Variety Store.
 Mrs. Frank Norwood of Mt. Ida. is visiting relatives here this week.
 Miss Eloise Dunn of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. Travis of Brownstown spent Monday and Tuesday in Ashdown
 Look! 2-quart Aluminium Sauce Pan, Sat Sale 35c, Variety Store. Make tho new gin your gin. Owned by home folks.-The Home Gin Co., If Jake Rhyme was here from Texar- kana to spend Sunday with relatives Best prices for seed, best sample, unexcelled service.-The Home Gin Co if
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Henderson. of Texarkana visited relatives here Sun | day
 Ed Wood, the Ogden truck grower. marketed a load of turnips here Tues day.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Pounds of Hope spent Sunday in Ashdown with friends.
 Mre Mona Dou,nc ro+urnod Aro,ao,, from visit with friends in Mineral Springs
 Miss Blanche Norman was up from Texarkana to spend the week end with relatives.
 R. L. Cooper of Pine Bluff was here on business for the Parke Engineering Co. Tuesday.
 Mrs. S. c. Reynolds went to Stamps ' Mesdag. night to attend the Missionary qonferences. .s1 sMr. snd Mgss SrQver Cobb motored to 1dabel Sunday to. visit relatives and friends.
 Always watch those special sales. You don't know what may happen at Variety Store
 O. Kolb attended to business at Lit tie Rock the first of the week, return ing Tuesday morning.
 About 20 patterns in Calico and narrow Percales, yard 1-2c. Sat Sale at Variety Store,
 rMrs. John Meredith of Wilton pass ed through Ashdown Monday on her way to Foreman yMr and Mrs Hunsucker and children of Lockesburg motored to Ashdown Sunday.
 if you don't. attend these meetings. Mrs. Curran will be leader. Study the e. lesson and come. % Mesdames c. E. Henderson. B. B. Norman and c, N. Thill motored to 7 TeXarkana Tuesday.
 The Temple Cotton Oil Co. will pay you the highest market price for your remnant seed cotton.
 Mrs. W. H. Loflin spent the week end visiting friends at Little Rock and attending the State Fair.
 We will buy your remnant cotton and pay the highest market price for it.-Temple Cotton Oil Co.
 MT. and Mrs. N. E. Simmons and MT and Mrs. F. B. Mobley motored tc Foreman Sunday afternoon
 MT. and Mrs B. A. Hartsfeld motor. ed to McCagkill, Sunday, where they spent the day with relatives.
 We are now operating our new gir and will be pleased to have your pat ronage.-The Home Gin Go.
 Rev. R. G. Rowland of DeQueen wa, here Monday on his way to Paraloma where he will hold meeting.
 MT. and Mrs Louie Faulkner spen Sunday in Idabel, with Mrs Faulk ner's parents, Mir and Mrs. Thoma. Bookoat.
 MT. and Mrs. S. J. Meyer ant