The Little River news., 1922-05-13
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 D. A. Cook of Foreman was her Thursday.
 Hay for Sale-JOhnsOn < DuLaney Ashdown, Ark. If
 L. P. Mason of Foreman was i'll tn city Thursday.
 Come after your ice and save half a the light plant. 13 i J. o. Livesay was here from Fore man Thursday.
 Ice at wholesale cost no delivery, a the light plant.
 J. R. Norwood was over from Whit, Cliffs Thursday.
 Julius Winters was here from Nash vile Wednesday.
 Chas. II. Thompson was here from Winthrop Thursday.
 H. G. Friedheim of Camden is 1T the city this week.
 Dan Pettigrew was down from Foreman Wednesday.
 Jody Fawcett of Foreman was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Bob Pierce was at Foreman on business Wednesday.
 Ernest Martin was here from Miner al Springs Wednesday.
 Get your ice Monday at wholesale cost at the light plant 13tf Dr. w. w. York and Ben Shaver
 
 Judge N. A. George was here from Foreman Tuesday afternoon.
 J. R. Pierce is attending the Consis- tory in Little Rock this week.
 R. E. Huddleston was at Foreman Thursday looking after business. Roy and Benton Stevens spent Sun day visiting relatives at Foreman. John J. Tootle of St. Joseph, Mo-, was in the city Thursday on business. We deliver no ice. Come get it at wholesale cost at the light plant. If W. D. Waldrop, candidate for coun- ty judge, was in Foreman Thursday. Mrs. S. J. Meyer left Sunday for a week VlSlt WILL ieldlAfos III Oo way
 Mrs o. Leslie is attending the gen. eral conference at Hot Springs this week.
 Mrs. w. L. Phillips it attending the M F. Conference at Hot Springs this week.
 n ErnnnO1n Fred Can't of Foreman were here pay ing taxes Monday.
 Call Pounds & Johnson for fresh fruits. groceries and feed stuff. Free delivery, phone 19. b u
 Mrs. D. P. Wallace, of Nashville came over Thursday for a visit to her niece, Mrs. o. F. Hurley.
 J. E. Fawcett returned to his home Thursday after being at the bedside of his brother, D. R. Fawcett.
 Miss Mary Fawcett returned to Magnolia Wednesday, her father, D. R Fawcett being much improved. x s. J. Meyer and N c. McCrary left Tuesday for Little Rock to attend the the Shriner's meeting in Pine Bluff. Fresh milk, delivered twice daily 15c quart, 73c pint, cream 25c pt nhone S12F24.-Frank Pounds. , 6 tt Mesdamcs o. H. Hampton and Her. man Brown and Miss Gladys Ford motored to Taxarkana shopping Fri day.
 Sam Seligson of Foreman passed through Ashdown Sunday on his way to Little Rock to attend the Consis- tory.
 Give an orphan boy chance. Let me Shine your shoes. shines for a ouarter.-Arthur Smith, Ataway Shoe cbor 5-2C Mrs. J. L. Whisenant of Eastland Texas. arrived a few days ago on account of the illness of her father D. R. Fawcett.
 Mrs. Ben Shaver Mrs. P. B. Will liams of this city and their guest, Mrs Wright Prickett of Mena. visited at Foreman this week
 I will open a shoe shop in the Re liable Cleaning and Pressing Shop See me for first class repairing. VIII guarantee all work.-Jno. Brown. 2t Mrs. Willianham accompanied hel sister, Mrs. Jack Jones from White Cliffs to Ashdown Thursday while CT route to her home at Dallas, Texas Thousands of people who had los hope of ever being well again have been restored to health and happl ness by Tanlac.-Boyer Drug Store Paul Pounds has completed hl' course in pharmacy at little ock ant has returned to this city and resum ed his position with the Phillips Bros Drug Go.
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