The Little River news., 1922-11-22
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G. B. Welch was at Hope Monday on business.
 Buck Hughes was here from Texar- kama Tuesday.
 l. B. Wright was here from Win throp Tuesday
 Joe Wilson was over from Ricn. mond Monday.
 w. H. Chfldrs of Foreman was in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Jett Sain of White Cliffs was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Don't fail to see our Saturday Spec ials.--Variety Store.
 Joel Mills of Wilton was transact ing business here Monday
 The M. c. Cs. met Tuesday night with Miss Mildred Haizlip.
 c. B. Henderson, of Texarkana, vis- ited relatives here Sunday.
 Claud DuLaney of Ben Lomond was trading in Ashdown Monday.
 pr. w. M. Lambert of Winthrop was business visitor Tuesday.
 A'Ai- ohu MI O. lN bdhASio ItOCOl GU to Texarkana shopping Tuesday.
 J. O. Rhyme of Texarkana was here Monday attending chancery court. w. M Gathright and Louis Ander- son were here from Foreman Tuesday. Atty. Burt Stuart of Mena was at tending chancery court here Monday S. D. Matteson of Foreman was transacting business in this city Tues day
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Tucker, of Pey- tonville, were shopping in Ashdown Saturday. Sam Seligson of Forman, was in Ashdown Tuesday enroute home from Little Rock.
 Miss Blanche Norman was over from Texarkana to spend Sunday with home folks.
 Grover Hamblin, cashier of the Win throp Banking Company, was in the city Tuesday. | Mrs. Jack Nesbitt and Miss Clytis Mitchll of Idabel, Okla, returned home Sunday.
 Bob Evans of Dallas, was in the city this week looking after business and visiting relatives.
 C. s. Cobb left Monday for Little Rock, where he will attend the Ma sonic Grand Lodge. Paul Jones, Jr., was here from Tex rlra ,x-,tL IN,,ci hnf the chancerN court c. E. O'Neal and wife were here from Smackover last week visiting relatives and friends.
 w, l.. Perkins has returned from an extended business trip to Oklahoma City and other points.
 J. o. Livesay and Gilleyen, two Foreman attorneys, were chancery coort attendants Monday.
 w. B. Coley, J. L. DeLoney, w. E.. Gray and Andy Hooper were among the Foreman visitors Tuesday.
 Geo. w. Savage of Wilton was here Monday. MT. Savage says that hls broken shoulder is getting well.
 Mrs. A. E. Waters, who has been at the bedside of her mother at Min eral Springs, has returned home.
 Mrs. J. D. Shaver of Texarkana, is the guest of her children, MT. and Mrs. Ben Shaver and Jim Shaver
 F pa11 Wa1tar Dun1. and Miss Ludia Buchanan of Foreman were shopping in Ashdown Saturday. MT. and Mrs H. P. Hosey of Idabei passed through Ashdown Sunday en route home from a visit in Mississippi. Mrs. J. w. Brewer is suffering this week from sprained wrist, received Sunday night when she fell over . chair.
 E. w. Westmorland, of Crosett will preach at the Baptist church Wednes- day night. A large audience is re- quested.
 Visit the re-Thanksgiving Alumin-. um Sale at Variety Store Thursday, November 23rd. 525 pieces of alumin- um on sale. Nothing above 98c.
 M T. Rose, of Oak Hill, exhibited a potato here Monday which weighed nine pounds. If anyone has a larger potato he certainly has big potato. The Methodis. missionary society will meet with Mrs. O. T. Graves We'd nesday afternoon at 2;30. The sub ject will be the third chapter of the mission study.
 Judge J. c. Johnston, of Magnolia, county judge of Columbia county and
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