The Little River news., 1922-06-17
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day night.
 For Bargains go to the Big Sale at R0senzweig's.
 Buck Hughes was here from Texar- kama Thursday.
 J. c. Fawcett of Foreman was in Ashdown ednesday.
 You will find what you want at Rosenzweig's Big Sale.
 c. A. Miller made business trip to Texarkana Thursday.
 F. o. Bryant and family of Idabel were in the city Thursday.
 Mrs. Mollie Stevens spent the week end at Foreman visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dreyer of Texarkana was the guest of Mrs. E. c. Mccormick Thurs day.
 Geo. Steel has returned from Mena where he has been attending circuit court.
 These audits will be made upon the request of George Steel, prosecuting attorney.
 Walter Grady and Jno. Gray of
 
 Lockesburg were Ashdown visitors Thursday.
 I will open Summer School July 3 for all who desire to make up work Lucy Bell. 6 27 Mrs. Patterson of Foreman, is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Williams, of the West side.
 Mrs. E. c. Mccormick and children and Mrs. Watt Duren motored to Tex arkana Wednesday,
 MT. Graydon has started in No. l and the audit on No. will follow the completion of that on No. l.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay and sons and MT. Lindsay's mother, motored to DeKalb. Texas, Thursday evening. Mrs. o. A. Fowler and daughter ar rived Monday from Kensett and will spend the summer here with MT. Fowl CT.
 Mesdames Ed Collins and Lon T. Jones and Phil Collins and Guy Graves went to Texarkana Thursday morning.
 Mrs. c. S. Watkins and little son, James. will leave the first of next week for an extended visit with relatives at Conway.
 B. A. Hartsfield went to TeXarkana Wednesdya night to accompany his wife home who has recently been op- erated on for appendicitis
 Mrs. A. R. Flenniken of Texarkana and Mrs. Herbert Aston and litle son of Okla are the guests of their par ents, Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Marr
 MT. and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay and sons, motored to Foreman Wednesday night. Miss Cora Bailey who has been attending the institute returned home with them.
 Mrs. Stuart, district president of the womans federation, was the guest of Mrs. E. B. Mobley Friday. She also gave an interesting talk at the club Friday afternoon.
 Prof. W. N Pittman left Friday for Hot Springs to spend a few weeks re- cuperating. Mrs. Pittman and daught- CT left for Springtown where they will spend the summer.
 I. w. Holmes of Richmond will take a course in teachers training at the university this summer. He will be accompanied by his wife and daughter and Will Matt Locke
 Ben Rowe has moved his barber equipment from the Bishop building to the Harris building. He is sharing the building with the Reliable Pressing Shop on Front street.
 For good Service and Workmanship come to Sanders & Browns Electric Shoe Shop. We have just formed part nership and are doing specialist work for ladies. 17 Dr. A, B. Bishop, his grandson, Max ey Bishop and his little friend Billie Tompkins went to Nashville Wednes- day for 2 days visit to Mesdames Wallace and Morgan.
 I. B. Graydon, auditor for the state highway department, arrived in the city this week, to audit the accounts of the highway commissioners on Howard-Sevier No. and Howard No 2.
 Mrs. W. B. Johnson of Junction City and Miss Lillian Fortune of Kingsland were the delightful guests of Mrs. G c. Cobb last Thursday and Friday While here they motored to Foreman Friday afternoon for few hours wis it with Mrs Will Agee. Mrs. Johnson will be remembered as Miss Jeanette Henderson having yisied here several years ago.
 J. F. Newson, the Kansas City Sou thern agricuturalist, was in the city Thursday. In conversation with him